Week 6 - New York Gargoyles (0-5) at Chicago Ghosts (4-1)

Things are not looking well in New York as the Gargoyles drop another game and start see their season slip in just November. The team has a lot of questions on who will step up to lead this franchise and they will look for that this week as they head to Chicago to take on a strong Chicago team. The Gargoyles are hoping Troy Terry can stay hot and get some support from other players to help New York secure their first win.

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Following a big win last week at home over the Rovers, the 48ers are starting to get back on track to where they were last season. Next up, our first division game, as we head to Detroit to take on the Angels. We look to keep the scoring up as we also keep that physical play that the people of Milwaukee love. As we're on the road for this one, we'll be in that ivory set. And featured this week is Artemi Panarin, who after an abysmal start to the season, was electric last week with a pair of goals and five assists, which led to two power play points and a +3 on the week. #AnotherRound #ShotsOnUs

Edmonton stayed hot at home, defeating Halifax to reach a 7-1 record on the season. We finish up our quick two-game homestand with a game against the Boston Rovers. Boston has been sliding as of late, as they're on a three-game losing streak that they're surely itching to end, so we'll have to bring our A game. W Timo Meier certainly was on his A game against the Kingfishers, scoring 3 goals and 3 assists to go along with a whopping 17 hits. #WhatTeam #RallyCats

A win last week over the Gargoyles and a loss by the Terriers pulls us a game back on Toronto in the division with a week until we meet up for the first time. But we can't look at that game too much when division rivals Charlotte are in our way. We got the win over them on our ice a few weeks back by 0.1 point, so we're looking for a season sweep, and hopefully a bit more breathing room in the matchup. As we're on the road, we're in the ivory set for this one, and featuring one of the 48ers defensemen Simon trio, Simon Edvinson! #AnotherRound #ShotsOnUs

It sure got dicey there at the end, but the Wildcats hung on against the Sawblades to earn a split against Portland and move to 9-2 on the season. With Toronto losing their second in a row, Edmonton now sits alone atop the AltHL standings. We certainly can't get complacent, as there are a whopping six teams sitting just a game below us and waiting to take advantage if we stumble. Our next opportunity for that will be against the Racers, and while they sit at just 3-8 on the year, so do the Auroras, who we just lost to, so we can't exactly sit this one out. D Justin Faulk has been on a heater lately, with two goals, an assist, and eight blocks against Portland. #WhatTeam #RallyCats