WEEK 19 (thru Friday)

Should they qualify for the playoffs, the Central Red Army, 8-10, will be the team “no one wants to play,” the 2018 H2H Champion playing remarkably better since the return of their captain - Sidney Crosby collecting another three assists on Friday - the now fully-equipped Army storming toward their fourth consecutive victory.

Central Red Army: 37.1
Polar Bears: 14.5­
With no Connor McDavid to perform miracles, the fate of the Polar Bears appears to be sealed, the Central Red Army leading this mismatch by 22.6 points with only two days remaining in the week.

Ice Hogs: 31.2
Boulder Flyers: 26.0­
With eight players skating on an otherwise quiet four-game Friday, the Boulder Flyers were hoping for more. They did find 10.0 points - which was 7.0 more than the Ice Hogs uncovered, the Flyers now with a better shot at ending the Hogs season-best nine-match winning streak.

SC Cobras: 32.0
Bluliners: 42.3
The SC Cobras reduced their deficit to single digits as Teuvo Teravainen (1a) and Mika Zibanejad (1a) outperformed Elvis Merzjikins (26 save loss), the Cobras trailing the Bluliners by 9.7 points heading into a stormy 11-game Saturday.

Cherry Pickers: 31.6
Badger Bob: 34.3­
With a combined 5.5 points from Petr Mrazek (35 save win) and Tomas Tatar (1g), Badger Bob shoved the Cherry Pickers aside, the desperate Pickers now trailing the not-desperate Bobs by 2.7.

Wild Ducks: 22.5
Misconducts: 36.4
By outpointing the Misconducts 6.0 points to naught on Saturday, the Wild Ducks are poised for a remarkable come-from-behind win, the Ducks - once trailing by 19.9, now trailing by just 13.9.

Vegas Vipers: 40.8
Rocky Rocks: 23.0­
“Keep moving, nothing to see here,” said Wally the FHL Flagman - neither team netting a point on Friday - the Vegas Vipers carrying a heavy 17.8 point lead into an extremely busy 20-game weekend.

LINK: Standings