What if we told you there was a way to watch the NHL all year round and not pay a penny, anywhere in the world? Wouldn’t it make your week? We aren’t talking about traditional hockey here; we’re talking about hockey wives, or, as they’re more commonly known, Hockey Wives. The NHL is the greatest game in the world, but the players can be a little more boring than you’d likely find in other professional sports. They spend most of their time in the crease, which means people are usually doing something else while the game is on. That’s where Hockey Wives come in. Their mission is to make the most of their significant other’s time in the penalty box, distracting the refs while the players’ wives party on the bench. Some might even say they’re a necessary evil; without them, the players may start acting like real people and having real relationships.
But enough about them; how can they pull this off? Pretty easily, actually. The best place to witness this epic battle of wits is at any Major League Baseball stadium. It’s here that you’ll find the greatest game in the world, as well as the wives of the players who are battling it out on the diamond. You see, if you own a Major League Baseball stadium, you can have the season opener of any sport you want, every day of the week, regardless of the weather. It’s almost impossible to describe the atmosphere at a baseball stadium during an actual game; you have to experience it to believe it. For those who want to avoid the crowds and get some peace and quiet, going to a Major League Baseball stadium to watch a game is the ultimate solution. During those rare times when the action does die down, you can enjoy some of the most beautiful sunsets in the area.
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What’s The Difference?
You may be wondering what sets the Hockey Wives apart from the rest of the women who have an opinion on their significant other’s athletic endeavors. After all, not all hockey players’ wives are named Mrs. X, and some of the fun facts about them wouldn’t make for good storytelling. Fear not, because there’s a difference, but it’s more subtle than you’d imagine. While Hockey Wives are pretty much identical to other sports’ wives in terms of their outfits and their general demeanor, they do tend to hold a special place in society, as well as in the hearts of their players. For one thing, they’re rarely seen or heard from outside the hockey community. For another, they bear a special title that sets them apart; if a player’s sister is married to a hockey player, she’s usually a hockey wife, too. They also like to refer to themselves in the third person as a way of emphasizing their status; you’ll often hear them say things like, “That’s his wife. She’s extremely nice, and she has a real sweet personality. You’ll enjoy meeting her.” It’s not that they’re any nicer than the wives of other sports; it’s that they have a unique relationship with their players.
Minor Leagues, Big League
So, you want to know where to watch Hockey Wives? Look no further; we’ve got you covered. Below, you’ll find a list of all the minor baseball leagues, as well as some of the big league stadiums that host them. Some of these stadiums are a little over a century old, and they still hold on to that old-school charm. In other cases, you’re looking at the newest and the fanciest venues in the area, built right on top of each other. You can’t miss any of the below stadiums; they’re all within driving distance of wherever you are.
What About The Winter?
Yes, we know that in some parts of the world, including the very northern parts, baseball doesn’t really exist as a sport during the winter. But, you know what? That’s just fine. The same goes for the other sports that have their winter season; during those months, you won’t find baseball or hockey anywhere, which is exactly what you want. If you want to watch baseball in the winter, you’ll have to either move south or find a way to bring heat to your area, and we’re sure there are ways. The same goes for hockey and the other winter sports; if you want to watch them, you’ll have to find a way to get rid of the ice or snow, or both. In extreme cases, you could always move to a warmer climate. There are ways to enjoy the winter sports even in the winter, it’s just that you have to be a bit creative.
Where Can I Find Out More?
If you’re interested in finding out more about Hockey Wives, their rules, or how to attend a game, feel free to click here. And don’t forget to check our website at socaljeff.com for all the latest news, scores, and stats, as well as information on how you can become a season ticket holder. You can also find us on Twitter @SocalJEFM, or on Instagram @socaljeff.