An in-depth look at the NHL 24 Women's TOTY

It’s now been almost one week since EA Sports released their 2024 Women’s Team of The Year, giving HUT players some time to explore the unique talents of each card.

Team of The Year cards include three synergies per player and can increase in overall throughout the remainder of the year to match the highest card that has been released for that player. Each TOTY card is currently rated 92 overall.

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The Women’s Team of the Year includes:

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In case you do not have any of the cards yet or are wondering why these players were chosen, here's a quick recap of what these players have achieved this season and how their cards can help your HUT team.

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Hilary Knight

Knight scored 12 points in seven games and captained team USA to a gold medal victory at the 2023 Women’s World Championship. She is now the captain of PWHL Boston.

In HUT her power forward designation, shot and synergies would help boost your team’s scoring ability and puck control, especially if paired with another power forward.

Taylor Heise

Heise led the USA in assists and also had 12 points in seven games at the 2023 World Championship before being chosen first overall by Minnesota in the inaugural PWHL draft.

The 23-year-old’s HUT card is built for speed and goal scoring, with all her synergies offering shooting and acceleration improvements for your team.

Sarah Fillier

Fillier led Canada in scoring at the 2023 Women’s World Championship with 11 points in seven games and is seen as Canada’s next great superstar.

The Georgetown, Ontario, native's card comes highly rated in the puck skills department and favors those who enjoy deking and agile play.

Caroline Harvey

Harvey led the entire 2023 Women’s World Championship in scoring with 14 points in seven games. She also won the NCAA championship with Wisconsin and was named a Second Team All-American.

Her HUT card is well balanced and can fit in any lineup with synergies that favor an offensive game and superstar abilities to help out the defensive stats.

Jenni Hiirikoski

Hiirikoski was second on Finland in scoring and posted 11 points in seven games at the Women’s Worlds.

The 36-year-old’s card can be boosted to have stellar speed and defensive stats, helping round out your defensive core.

Aerin Frankel

Frankel backstopped the USA to their 2023 gold medal, posting a remarkable .932 save percentage and 5-1 record.

Although HUT does not tend to favor smaller goalies Frankel has extremely quick stats and is worth trying out. Additionally, her synergies will help to shape your team as a backup goalie.

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