New NHL 25 Patch Notes 1.5.0
A new patch is set to go live in NHL 25 at 1pm EST on Feb. 24.
The lone gameplay change is improved AI forechecking behavior when chasing the puck carrier.
Patch Notes for tomorrow's #NHL25 update ⬇️ https://t.co/yIzV4Ave7W
— EA SPORTS NHL (@EASPORTSNHL) February 24, 2025
Additionally, multiple art fixes were made and PWHL banners were fixed in Hockey Ultimate Team.
Head Coach of the Detroit Red Wings Todd McLellan was added to the game.
New third jerseys for the Hershey Bears, Grand Rapids Griffins, Indy Fuel, Trois-Rivieres Lions, and Seattle Thunderbirds have also been added.
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