r/fantasyhockey

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Fantasy Hockey

A place where all fantasy managers can talk about all things related to fantasy hockey! Join other team managers and league commissioners to talk about league settings, give and receive roster advice, and any hockey news that is fantasy relevant. Please ensure to follow the rules and read the wiki on your way to winning your leagues!

Members

226,534

as of February 2025

Last post

today

September 28, 2026

Posts (30 days)

100+

Created

2010

August 12, 2010

Total posts

94.7K

archived

Total comments

1.3M

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How many members does r/fantasyhockey have?

r/fantasyhockey had 226,534 members as of February 2025, the most recent archive crawl of its subscriber count.

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When was r/fantasyhockey created?

r/fantasyhockey was created on August 12, 2010.

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