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| Jason Ferland and the Dallas Wilderness could not intimidate the magical Vancouver Killer Whales in the 2009 playoffs. |
- The Lego Hockey League and SHL once again split up.
- after a career season with the Freezers in 2007-08, Scott McDonald signs a 10-year, $15 million contract with the Boston Blazers.
- The Warriors' Zdeno Sukerash misses the remainder of the season after suffering a serious neck injury in only his 3rd game.
- Freezers forward Darren Reid enjoys another strong year with 18 goals in 20 games.
- Joe Murdock once again leads the league in scoring by a longshot with 32 goals and 57 points.
- The Boston Blazers' playoff drought reaches 5 seasons.
- The Freezers finish 1st overall in the standings for the first time since 2003.
- In the first round of the playoffs, the Killer Whales upset the Dallas Wilderness in 5 games, while the Comets.
- In the League Semifinals, the Killer Whales continue their impressive cinderella run by sweeping the Bulls in 4 straight, while the Freezers easily sweep the Comets.
- In the Finals, the Freezers quickly take a 3-0 series lead.
- Down 3-0 going into game 4, the Killer Whales overcome a 2-0 3rd period deficit to win the game and bring the series to 3-1.
- The Whales win games 5 and 6 as well, forcing the finals to 7 games.
- The Killer Whale's magic finally runs out as the Freezers bury them 3-0 in game 7 to win the Lego Cup for the second straight year.
