TCHL | 26-27 | Week 1 Recap

from 4 Seasons Fantasy Hockey | Weekly Recap Hosted by Joe Naguib

It’s that time of year once again ladies and gentlemen. Pumpkin spice lattes are back on the menu, teenagers are terrorizing our malls, and Bell Media is laying off more sports casters than they can even count - that’s right, Fantasy Hockey is finally making its return and we’re ready to kick off 20-something weeks of constantly refreshing stat tracker and maybe watching like 6 NHL games. With this year being the first 84 game season in over 30 years we found our pre-season a little shorter than usual and as a result; a number of teams - both NHL and TCHL - are having a hard time coming to terms with the fact that it’s no longer the summer. For last week's recap we’re looking at the matchups that highlight who’s prepared for this season, and who is not.

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