There are two unexpected moments in SHL history this season. One, Theo Morgan broke 100 points for the first time in SHL history. This feat alone is impressive, and Morgan rocketed to the top of the fantasy standings with 509 points, breaking the previous record of 500 and change by 9 points. But, Theo Morgan wasn't actually the record breaker for fantasy points this season. It was Lyle Odelein III who not only surpassed Theo Morgan in fantasy points this season, but shattered the record by 88 points. That's right, the previous held record by Lyle himself was broken by 88 points. 588 total. Almost 20% larger than his previous record. So while Morgan did a feat no other player had yet accomplished, he was still far outclassed by a guy who had 340 points in shot blocks alone, which would put him at 80th in the SHL if he had no other points. I think that's mind boggling, that someone could do something as impressive as break 100 points, lead his peers by a dozen or so fantasy points, and then get left in the dust by a great defenseman on a bad team.