All HUT Fantasy Hockey Updates In NHL 25 Through May. 10
Back again with another NHL 25 Hockey Ultimate Team Fantasy update, this week we have new NHL and PWHL Playoff cards.
Eight new NHL and four new PWHL Fantasy Hockey cards were added this week and are available to build now, we broke down that release here.
Given there have been less game there have not been many updates, Blayre Turnbull and Shiann Darkangelo both scored in the opening game of PWHL playoffs and are up to 94 overall.
Adam Lowry and Anton Lundell are now up to 96 overall while Mark Stone is now 95. Sam Bennett, Evander Kane, and Tom Wilson are now 94 overall.
All upgrades and new cards are pictured in the video above.
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