WEEK 25 (thru Monday)

Competing for the H2H Championship, both the SC Cobras and Misconducts used opening day to sharpen their skates and tape their sticks - GM Murphy hoping Nikita Kucherov and his freshly-taped stick play huge over the next two weeks; Kucherov - drafted 3rd overall - still trying to find his elite-level legs after injuries derailed the first half of his season.

Championship Match, Playoffs

SC Cobras: 0.0
Misconducts: 0.0­
While a one-game Monday did nothing to move this match, Day 2 will be an entirely different story - both team’s gearing-up and battening-down the hatches for a monster 14-game Tuesday.

Consolation Match, Playoffs

Cherry Pickers: 3.3
Lumberjacks: 0.0­
Connor Hellebuyck (23 save win) and Kyle Connor (1a) combined to score 3.3 points, the Cherry Pickers leading the idle Lumberjacks by 3.3 points with 13 days remaining in this 14-day clash.




Near the top of the overall standings on April 4th - and with a healthy, fully-stocked team - the Wild Ducks were positioned to claim the FHL Cup. Since then, the Ducks have been riddled with bad luck; the 10-time champion losing David Pastrnak and Mark Scheifele to injury - and Evgeni Malkin (and his ill-advised crosscheck) to a four-game suspension - the patched-together Ducks now facing a bumpy, mostly uphill climb to the league’s top prize.

The Battle for the FHL Cup
Baba Booey was the only Top-3 team to record a point, the Booeys moving to within 31.1 points of what would be their first FHL Cup championship.

The Bout for the Money
The Cherry Pickers made the most noise on Monday (albeit a whisper), the Pickers now trailing $120.00 (3rd place) by 42.9 points.

The Scrap for the Laughing Bag
Rocky Rocks scored 1.0 point. The SC Cobras scored none; the Rocks now buried by 51.5 yards of dirt.





1. Cherry Pickers, 3.3
2. Baba Booey, 1.0
2. Central Red Army, 1.0
2. Rocky Rocks, 1.0

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