WEEK 6 (thru Wednesday)

Brock Boeser is quietly having a huge breakout season, the late fourth round draft selection scoring his 12th goal (second best in the NHL) on Wednesday; Boeser contributing 5.0 (1g, 2a) of the Cherry Pickers 14.5 points; the first place Pickers inching further ahead of the second place Polar Bears.

Cherry Pickers: 25.5
Boulder Flyers: 13.7­
While the Cherry Pickers were busy accumulating the day’s best score, the Boulder Flyers were puttering through a 2.0 point Wednesday, the Flyers deficit already dangerous as they trail the league's best team by 11.8.

Polar Bears: 25.5
Misconducts: 18.0
The Polar Bears enjoyed a very productive Day 3 as dumpster-find Kevin Lankinen posted 8.8 points (29 save shutout, 3.0 point assist), the Bears and their 12.8 point Wednesday now leading the Misconducts by 7.5.

Ice Hogs: 16.0
Wild Ducks: 9.0­
With three Dallas starters and three Dallas games being postponed due to statewide power outages (reference: Connor McDavid Curse), the Wild Ducks are having trouble locating points, the Ducks and their week-worst score trailing the Ice Hogs by 7.0.

Rocky Rocks: 20.3
Lumberjacks: 17.7
Very little separated the two teams on Wednesday, Rocky Rocks carding 6.3 while the Lumberjacks uncorked 6.7. As such, this match remains close, the Rocks now leading the Jacks by 2.6.

Central Red Army: 20.8
SC Cobras: 18.9­
Jonathan Huberdeau (2g, 1a) pocketed 7.0 points as the SC Cobras slithered closer to the Central Red Army, the snakes now trailing by only 1.9 points ahead of a beefy nine-game Thursday.

Bluliners: 16.7
Baba Booey: 29.0­
GM Hamilton received yet another goal from Auston Matthews - his NHL-best 14th of the season. The Bluliners however still have plenty of work to do, the team still 12.3 points behind the fast-starting, week-best Booey’s.

LINKS: Standings­­