New Dany Heatley, Star Of The Month, Champs And Mar. 5 HUT Content
The drop was highlighted by new 92 overall Brandon Hagel and 91 overall Alex DeBrincat and Andrei Vasilevskiy SOTM cards, 91 overall Roope Hintz TOTW, 91 Sharpshooters Dany Heatley, Milan Hjeduk, and Markus Naslund, and 91 Transactions Gustav Nyquist.
All new cards are in the video above.
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— EA SPORTS NHL (@EASPORTSNHL) March 5, 2025
Team of the Week breakdowns can be seen here.
The HUT Champs prizes for finishing top 100 or winning 10 games are a 92 and 91 overall Jean Beliveau.
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