Head2Head Fantasy Hockey
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Face Off Pick'em
Announcement
Lace'em up, grab your stick and skates, jump on the ice and get ready for a full season of fun with Face Off Pick'em. Skate your way to the $750 Grand Prize!
Fun Competition
- Play throughout the regular NHL season, beginning in early October and ending in March
- Pick the best scoring team from each group, each period
- Low package price of $12.95 per team, includes all trades
- $750 Grand Prize, Top 100 players win
Big Time Prizes
| PRIZES | |
|---|---|
| 1st Place | $750 |
| 2nd | $250 |
| 3rd | $100 |
| 4th - 5th | $50 |
| Top 100 win prizes! | |
Easy to Play
- Pick one (1) team from each of the six (6) five-team groups each scoring period
- Your players earn points based on their number of points from the games played within the scoring periods
- There are 5 scoring periods
- Points are awarded as follows: +2 for a team win, +1 for each goal, -1 for each loss
- Prizes include cash and Head2Head merchandise
Entry Options
Complete Package for $12.95:
Premium Internet Reports
Deadline to register is October 7th.
Testimonials
"I have been playing for 10 years and play on lots of sites. H2H continues to be my favorite!"
Randy – Springfield, MA
Player News
- 09.02.10Nazem Kadri has added "16 or 17 pounds" to his slim frame this summer in preparation for the rigors of the NHL, reports the Toronto Star.
Read More » - 09.02.10Theo Peckham should have a legitimate chance to make the team out of training camp, according to the Edmonton Sun.
Read More » - 09.02.10The Avalanche have re-signed Chris Stewart to a two-year, $5.75 million contract, according to the Denver Post.
Read More » - 09.02.10The Canadiens have signed Carey Price to a two-year contract extension, the Montreal Gazette reports.
Read More » - 09.02.10Jordan Staal, who has been dealing with an infection following surgery on his right foot, will miss the start of training camp, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.
Read More » - 09.02.10Jordan Staal (foot) hopes to be ready for the regular season but will miss the opening of camp with an infection, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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