Week Two · Fictional Player of the WeekBrett Morrow
XHL · Cleveland Ironclads
Four goals. A Sunday hat trick. Cleveland stays perfect.
Morrow combines the week’s outright XHL goal lead with a share of its points lead and a decisive closing hat trick. Cleveland won both of its games in the award window and finished the week 4–0 for the season. The award is an editorial judgment across fictional competitions, not a claim that hockey and Fury statistics share a numeric scale.
Performances supporting the award| Date · 1900 | Opponent & report | Performance | Result |
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| January 10 | Toronto Northstars | 1 goal · 1 assist · 2 points | Cleveland won 6–0 |
| January 14 | Sunshine State Barracudas | 3 goals · hat trick · 3 points | Cleveland won 7–1 |
Derived only from January 8–14 game dates; 4 physical goals + 1 assist = 5 points, no two-point goals or pregame credit
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Week Two · Historic Player of the WeekRussell
Hockey · New York Hockey Club
Five goals. Seven points. One remarkable opening statement.
Russell’s five-goal, seven-point performance is the week’s clearest single-match display of individual dominance in a historical competition. His direct involvement in seven of eight goals earns the Historic honour, with Dick Cavill’s two swimming titles and Kid McCoy’s second knockout among the strongest alternatives.
Performances supporting the award| Date · 1900 | Opponent & report | Performance | Result |
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| January 11 | US 1st Naval Battalion | 5 goals · 2 assists · 7 points | New York Hockey Club won 8–2 |
Historical roster names with estimated abilities/roles and modern Hockey Blast adaptation; award recognises the ASN replay, not a real historical five-goal claim
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