The Fleet are Shipping Up To Boston, Again!

PWHL Boston Fleet
Photo by Holly Gustavsen

The Boston Fleet confirmed via a Season Ticket Holder renewal email on Friday that the Tsongas Center will remain their primary home for the 2025–26 season. However, four games will be played at Agganis Arena in Boston.

Despite losing both games at Agganis last year, both games drew sellout crowds. Many fans see this as a trial run toward eventually relocating the team full-time to Boston, with Agganis offering easier access via public transit and a more central location.

Still, not all reactions have been positive. The Fleet’s core fanbase appears to be in northern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire, and they may face longer commutes and greater difficulty attending games.


Regardless of these viewpoints on each side, the energy and turnout at Agganis suggest that bringing games into the city could expand the team’s reach and visibility. With four games scheduled in 2025–26, the Fleet will have a real opportunity to test whether Boston is truly their future home.

Our thoughts on the PWHL's first ever expansion! The Wicked Alert Podcast

In this episode of the Wicked Alert Podcast, Kelsea Durham and Elisha Côté discuss the emotional aftermath of the PWHL's first expansion draft. They delve into the player protection choices made by various teams, the impact of player departures on fans and staff, and the strategic decisions behind protecting certain players. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by GMs and the emotional toll on players and fans alike as they navigate the changes in team rosters. 
  1. Our thoughts on the PWHL's first ever expansion!
  2. The Wicked Alert Podcast is Back! Season Recap and More
  3. Interview with a Fan and PWHL Updates
  4. Predictions, Three Stars, and More!
  5. West Coast Takeover: PWHL in Vancouver and Seattle

Discover more from Inside The Rink

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Leave a Reply

DETROIT, MI - JANUARY 13: Dylan Samberg #54 of the Winnipeg Jets turns up ice during the first period of an NHL game against the Detroit Red Wings at Little Caesars Arena on January 13, 2021 in Detroit, Michigan. Winnipeg defeated Detroit 3-0. (Photo by Dave Reginek/NHLI via Getty Images)

Dylan Samberg’s Contract Affects the Winnipeg Jets’ Blueline Positively

For the next three years, the Winnipeg Jets have their shutdown defenseman Dylan Samberg signed for $5.75 million annually, and its three years of controlling each zone with a reliable defender. The deal broke early in the morning on July 30th as The Athletic’s Murat Ates was first to report. Samberg and the Jets were […]

Read More
Kyle Clifford Announces Retirement

Kyle Clifford Announces Retirement

The 34-year-old forward announced his retirement this morning after a 13 year NHL career.

Read More
Sidney Crosby skating for the Pittsburgh Penguins

Sidney Crosby: The Final Chapter of a Golden Legacy?

It’s been 14 years since Sidney Crosby scored the most iconic goal in Canadian hockey history. Vancouver, 2010. Overtime. Gold medal game. The puck slid to him, the crowd held its breath, and Crosby delivered a shot that sent the country into chaos. The “Golden Goal” wasn’t just a moment — it became a piece […]

Read More