The scene that helped Hurtubise and Evans to each of their vitcories, and McClymont and Prices' losses. A heavyweight bout between two of the leagues best ended in victory for the slight underdog Mitchell Hurtubise. Defeating Mike McClymont's team while horse Paul Skenes had a two start week is nothing short of a miracle. The thanks is owed to the Philadelphia Phillies offence for the 3 earned runs against Skenes Sunday to cement the victory. The playoff picture might not be

Round two is showing no certainty in direction who will grab the lead and run away with it. We’ve officially hit the stage of the playoff pool where it’s no longer just about who drafted well, it’s about who survived. With half of the NHL teams already sent packing, the gap between contenders and pretenders is growing by the day. Active players are currency now, and if your roster is filled with names no longer skating, the writing is already on the wall. The Clear Contenders

A 1st place (Mike M) vs 3rd place (Mitch H) matchup headlines week eight. For weeks, it felt like Mike McClymont was in complete control of this league. That’s no longer the case. Heading into the heart of the schedule, the standings have shifted just enough to turn this into a full-blown race at the top. If the latest results are any indication, we’re in for a finish that won’t be predictable. The Top Tier: A Three-Man Race Takes Shape Mike McClymont still holds first place

Montreal Canadiens hope to head into round two after game 7 clash with Tampa Bay. The deeper the Stanley Cup Playoffs go, the less this pool becomes about depth—and the more it becomes about hitting on the right stars at the right time. And right now, a few managers are separating themselves not just by luck, but by elite production from the names that matter most in May. A Leader Emerges From the Chaos After a tightly packed opening stretch, the top of the standings is final

Mike Mcclymont leads the SportsKlub Fantasyl Baseball league heading into May. There’s a certain inevitability to the way Mike McClymont’s season has unfolded. Week after week, the numbers keep stacking, the matchups keep breaking his way, and the rest of the league keeps chasing. At 39-16-5, McClymont continues to lead at a blistering pace. In a league where parity is tightening by the day, he remains the standard. But if the top spot feels steady, everything behind it is an