Sharpshooters Event Week 2 In NHL 25
New Sharpshooters Event Week 2 cards have been released in NHL 25 Hockey Ultimate Team.
The new Master Set Players are 91 overall Tim Stutzle, Noah Hanifin, Jordan Kyrou, Drew Doughty, and Clayton Keller.
The master set players can be acquired for three 88+ Sharpshooters cards and any two 88+ cards. An 88 Sharpshooters card can be had for three 86+ Sharpshooters, an 86 can be had for any three 84+ cards.
There are daily free packs that contain five Sharpshooters Collectibles to help players with the sets.
All new Sharpshooters cards are in the video above.
There is also a 91 overall Nick Lardis available in exclusive packs in the HUT store.
Additionally, Stadium Series cards were added on Friday, with all of the Columbus Blue Jackets cards receiving a +1 overall boost for winning the game against the Detroit Red Wings.
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