WEEK 16 (thru Tuesday)

While most of the league's General Managers kicked back and relaxed during the All-Star break, GM Cutshall spent his free time gobbling steroids, his ripped Ice Cats team­­­ ripping 26.0 points on Tuesday; defenseman Seth Jones (2g) and forward Mad Max Pacioretty (3g) doing most of the damage.

Ice Cats: 62.0
Central Red Army: 55.9­
A 16.8 point Tuesday left the Central Red Army with the second best score of the week but GM Buker's squad continues to trail the white hot Ice Cats, GM Cutshall's team now leading by 6.1 points.

Wild Ducks: 41.4
Badger Bob: 53.4
Another team owner who may have to provide a urine sample is GM Chester, his team uncorking a league-best 27.4 points on the first day following the All-Star break, his Bobs now 12.0 points better than the wide-eyed Ducks.

Ice Hogs: 43.4
Bluliners: 26.5
It's not a good time to be a Bluliner fan, another subpar outing dropping GM Hamilton's team into 7th place. Despite enjoying a large H2H lead, the Ice Hogs are sweating - the Misconducts once again standing on their door step, the Hogs overall lead now just 3.0 points.

Misconducts: 49.0
Boulder Flyers: 34.3
The Misconducts unleashed 18.0 points on a point-heavy Tuesday, GM Smalley's team on the verge of commandeering 1st place for a second time. The Boulder Flyers meanwhile fell further off the pace, now trailing win No. 4 by 14.7 points.

SC Cobras: 46.0
Polar Bears: 32.8
Desperately in need of a win, the Polar Bears played like a desperate team on Tuesday, GM Elya's squad pocketing 18.8 points; their H2H deficit still large but now a bit more manageable at 13.2 points.

Between the Pipes: 26.2
Silicon Valley Slashers: 40.8
With a record of 6-9 and only six weeks remaining in the H2H regular season, the Silicon Vally Slashers can't afford to lose. So far so good for GM Murphy and his Slashers team, a 10.9 point Tuesday adding some width to their lead, now 14.6 points.

LINK: Standings