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Greenert11 · 06-07-2023, 12:45 PM

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The Stingers kick off the new year by going a measly 3-8-3 in January, one possible explanation for the Stinger's woes this season is Mike Liut went from one of the best goalies last year to playing subpar this year. Luckily for us, Houston won only one game the whole month and Detroit has been consistently last in the division all the Stingers need to do is play around .500 hockey and we should make the playoffs in a relatively weak division.

Jan 30th, Brian Propp is out 1-2 months with a lower-body injury. Propp was one of the front runners for the Calder this year and this injury puts a major damper on his odds to win

06-07-2023, 12:45 PM	#42
Greenert11 Major Leagues Join Date: Feb 2020 Posts: 460	January Recap The Stingers kick off the new year by going a measly 3-8-3 in January, one possible explanation for the Stinger's woes this season is Mike Liut went from one of the best goalies last year to playing subpar this year. Luckily for us, Houston won only one game the whole month and Detroit has been consistently last in the division all the Stingers need to do is play around .500 hockey and we should make the playoffs in a relatively weak division. Jan 30th, Brian Propp is out 1-2 months with a lower-body injury. Propp was one of the front runners for the Calder this year and this injury puts a major damper on his odds to win