WEEK 5 (thru Wednesday)

Since the start of the season, three teams have been unceremoniously dumped into the FHL basement. The Boulder Flyers are currently seated in the cellar - the three-time FHL Cup champion in danger of finishing dead-last for the first time in the 27-year history of the franchise.

Rocky Rocks: 20.4
Boulder Flyers: 5.1
By scoring just 1.0 point on Wednesday, Rocky Rocks showed their struggling opponent some mercy; the winless Boulder Flyers - with nothing to show for Day 3 - now trailing by 15.3.

Baba Booey: 13.5
Lumberjacks: 13.3­
A Frederik Andersen victory (33 saves) has placed the Lumberjacks just 0.2 points behind Baba Booey - the Booey’s sending four players to the plate on Wednesday; all striking out.

Cherry Pickers: 24.3
Bluliners: 7.9­
The Cherry Pickers received a 33 save win from Tuukka Rask. The Bluliners were gifted one assist from Auston Matthews. All told, the Pickers lead is more, now 16.4 points.

Polar Bears: 24.6
Wild Ducks: 7.0
The now-in-third-place Polar Bears continue to have their way with the Wild Ducks, a Jake Muzzin-inspired Wednesday (3a) providing the Bears with a stiff 17.6 point lead.

Ice Hogs: 9.2
Central Red Army: 8.0­
A nothing-Wednesday has dropped the Ice Hogs into 11th place - just 6.0 steps from the basement. The Central Red Army were slightly better, a 3.0 point showing drawing the sinking now-in-sixth-place team to within 1.2.

Misconducts: 17.1
SC Cobras: 17.4­
New-hire Zach Hyman (1g, 1a) has placed the Misconducts closer to the SC Cobras, GM Smalley’s squad within earshot, trailing by 0.3 points ahead of a thick ten-game Wednesday.

LINK: Standings­­