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Play Free Fantasy Hockey with Phillies Nation

Look, we get it. You’re bored waiting around for the Phillies to kick into high gear. We also know you’re a Flyers fan. So, why not use your hockey knowledge to win a few bucks?

If you haven’t heard yet, there’s a new way to play fantasy hockey that turns the season long grind into quick-hitting, one-night leagues. And the best part is that you can win cash every single day. Here’s how it works:

You draft a team for one night and get paid out as soon as the games end that night. DraftStreet.com is at the forefront of this new trend in the fantasy world and is giving us a great promotion: a FREE one-day fantasy league with $200 in prizes exclusively for Phillies Nation fans.

This free contest will be salary-cap style drafting where everyone tries to assemble the best team out of the available players.You will have a $100,000 budget to build a team of 2 LW’s, 2 RW’s, 2 Center’s, 2 Defensive players, 1 Goalie, and a FLEX. Each NHL player has been allocated a price based on their expected fantasy performance.

You can adjust your roster up until the contest starts on Saturday, February 23rd at 7pm, at which time your rosters will lock and the Live Scoreboard will be available.

CLICK HERE to sign up for free and join the Phillies Nation $200 Freeroll on DraftStreet.com.

Pat Gallen

Pat joined Phillies Nation in July 2009, coming over from Examiner.com. As a previous employee of both Comcast SportsNet and the National Basketball Association, Pat prides himself on being a well-rounded individual when it comes to sports. However, the Phillies are first on the list. You’ll usually find Pat chiming in on the Phillies Nation Facebook or Twitter account, weekdays on 97.3 ESPN radio or hosting Phillies Nation TV. He’s also a Senior Writer for the site, and in his free time is a music enthusiast and Will Ferrell movie-follower. His favorite beer: Philly’s own Yards. In 2015, Pat moved on from Phillies Nation as a sports anchor and reporter for CBS-3 in Philadelphia.