WEEK 12 (FINAL)

In late November fans of the Ice Hogs were calling for GM Henry’s head. Today - just five weeks later - those same fans have elevated the Hog Boss to the level of Sainthood; the Hogs in the midst of one of the most remarkable turnarounds in FHL history, the nothing-or-all franchise capping Week 12 with their 5th consecutive win, the week’s best score and their first $10.00 Best Week Bonus.

Ice Hogs: 54.6
Bluliners: 31.2
After seven weeks the Ice Hogs were 0-7. Today they’re 5-7, and remarkably, just one game shy of the Probert division lead; the Hogs postseason hopes - once stone cold dead - now very much alive. Additionally, the Hogs’ Probert title hopes received a huge boost from the Week 12 results - every other team in the division losing. One of those teams were the Bluiners, GM Hamilton’s squad falling to 5-7 on the year.

Baba Booey: 40.8
SC Cobras: 36.2
Baba Booey is the only team in the league to have won eight matches, the Booeys, 8-4, earning that distinction by defeating the Domi division-leading SC Cobras. Even though they won, the Booeys couldn’t expand their lead; GM Carling’s squad still one game better than the Jacks. With their tail between their legs, the SC Cobras will skate into Week 13 with a record of 7-5 - the Cobras, still King of the Domi, seated one game in front of two teams.

Central Red Army: 50.6
Boulder Flyers: 50.0­
No goalie starts (and no goalie points) would prove to be the Boulder Flyers undoing, the Flyers falling 0.6 points short of a win. The loss leaves the Flyers with a record of 6-6, the birds still perched on top of the Probert division, one game better than two teams. With the narrow victory the Central Red Army improved to 6-6, GM Buker and his troops drawing to within one game of the Domi division lead.

Misconducts: 35.6
Cherry Pickers: 31.7­
The Cherry Pickers were one of the three Probert division teams to get plastered with a loss, GM Recoskie’s squad falling to 6-6 on the year; the Pickers still tied with the Flyers for the Probert lead. The victorious Misconducts leveled their record at 6-6, GM Smalley with Domi division title hopes dashing through his head, his Misconducts team now just one match behind the Cobras.

Lumberjacks: 46.3
Polar Bears: 44.0
The Lumberjacks rallied past the Polar Bears on the final day of the week, GM Recoskie’s squad improving to 7-5 with the nail-biting victory. By winning, the Jacks remained one game behind the Grimson-best Booeys. The Polar Bears are one of five teams with a record of 6-6, the mathematically average Bears falling two games behind the Grimson leader.

Rocky Rocks: 49.0
Wild Ducks: 34.8
Only one team is seated as far as three games behind their division leader - the Wild Ducks, 5-7, earning that label by losing, the defending H2H champion currently buried in the Grimson division basement. Rocky Rocks meanwhile saw their record swell to 5-7, the Rocks still with plenty of work to do as they sit two games behind the Domi-leading SC Cobras.

WEEK 13
Wild Ducks v. Bluliners
SC Cobras v. Central Red Army
Misconducts v. Polar Bears
Rocky Rocks v. Cherry Pickers
Baba Booey v. Boulder Flyers
Lumberjacks v. Ice Hogs

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The funny thing is if you remember my moves from 11/29

Drop Coach Henry Acquire Scotty Bowman..

Since then 5 game winning streak..

Still a long way to go to catch the leaders though..

I don't think you can acquire coaches, so your five wins may be nullified.

Checking the rules now......