3 Takeaways From Minnesota Frost’s Loss to New York Sirens

Minnesota Frost, aka 'Team Turmoil,' can't wait for PWHL Season Two
After winning the first PWHL championship, Minnesota fired its GM and made a controversial draft pick. But players relished their Walter Cup celebrations, and now everyone’s ready for Season Two.
MN Frost fall to New York Sirens in PWHL season opener
ST PAUL, Minnesota — The Minnesota Frost are back for a new season with a new name and ready to defend their Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) title. However, the season opener started with a loss as the Frost fell to the New York Sirens 4-3 in overtime on Sunday night at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul.
3 Takeaways From the Minnesota Frost’s Loss to the New York Sirens
Despite a strong first period that looked to be in their control, the Minnesota Frost lost momentum and lost in overtime to the Sirens.
Minnesota Frost open PWHL season with 4-3 overtime loss to New York Sirens
As the Frost picked up steam through last year’s PWHL playoffs, first overall draft pick Taylor Heise came up big time and time again for the eventual Walter Cup champions. On Sunday, after the Frost raised its championship banner into the rafters of Xcel Energy Center,
Minnesota Frost fall 4-3 in overtime to New York Sirens in home opener
Before the puck dropped, the Minnesota Frost were recognized for their inaugural season championship​ with a presentation of the Walter Cup and a banner raised into the rafters of the Xcel Energy Center to permanently remember their championship.
New York Sirens Take Down Defending Champs Minnesota Frost in Overtime
The Minnesota Frost and New York Sirens started their season by facing each other in St. Paul on Sunday evening, Dec. 1. Prior to the game the Frost raised
Minnesota Frost ready to defend their PWHL title. But first, let’s raise a banner.
The defending champion Frost will host the New York Sirens in their PWHL season opener Sunday at Xcel Energy Center.
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