Sirens Lose to Fleet, Drop to 5th in Standings

0:00For the NHL, it's March 6, and here's what's going on. On Thursday, March 5, the New York sirens hosted the Boston Fleet in their third matchup of the 2025-26 professional women's Hockey League season. The fleet grabbed a one-nothing lead late in the first period and held on for the shut-out win, despite chances for both sides later on. The sirens faced a tough night on penalties, including two, five on three disadvantages that they killed off successfully. They also handled a high-stick call, too many players, and more, keeping the fleet from scoring on any power plays. That lone goal came at even strength. Gold tender kale Osborne stood tall for New York, stopping 21 of 22 shots for a save percentage of 0.955. It was a strong bounce back after she got pulled early in her previous start against Montreal. This loss dropped the sirens to fifth place with 24 points, while Ottawa's recent win pushed them into fourth with 26.

1:00New York has now lost their last five games, making the playoff race even tighter. The sirens stay home Sunday, March 8 to face Ottawa in a crucial matchup. Their season series with Boston wraps up in late April. This episode is brought to you in partnership with our sponsor. Lay back. Press play. Let the pillow do the rest. Sound meets comfort.