Sweet, the company behind the official digital collection platforms of the National Hockey League (NHL) and Major League Baseball (MLS), introduced a new reward system through mini-games on the Telegram. The game – Ice Snake and Glove Heroes – will allow users to earn gems from the game that can later be swapped for a new cryptocurrency called $SCOR, which will run on the Open Network (TON).
Although the token has not been launched yet, Sweet plans to integrate it into its digital ecosystem, including its licensing platform for NHL and MLS digital collectibles.
These games are now live on Telegram, but currently do not include any official sports brands.


What is sweet?
Sweet is a technology company that operates digital collectible platforms for major sports leagues. It runs NHL Breakaway and MLS Quest, allowing fans to purchase and trade officially licensed NFTs, representing players, teams and moments in each league.
These platforms are part of a growing market for blockchain-based fan engagement tools. Sweet’s latest plan expands to digital collections and enters the gaming space by adding telegram-based mini-games.
These two new games – Ice Snake and Glove Heroes – are obtained through the Telegram channel “Sweet On Sweet.” They have simple mechanisms and retro-style visuals and are designed around hockey and soccer themes. While not officially branded by the NHL or MLS, these games are seen as the first step in exploring interactive formats that can ultimately connect them to licensed properties.


How to Earn $SCOR?
$SCOR is the upcoming digital token that will run on the Open Network (TON), a blockchain originally developed by the Telegram founding team. Sweet said $SCOR will eventually be accepted on its licensed favorites platform and can be used to purchase NFTS or other digital assets. The company’s trailer also suggests that other sports-themed games are likely to be developing, covering cricket, baseball and racing. However, details on token availability and schedules for further game versions have not been confirmed.
Players can earn gems in the game by participating in the game, and although these gems are not yet related to real-world value, they are designed to convert them to $SCOR once the token is online.
According to the team, the total supply of $SCOR is 4 billion tokens. Of these, 44% are used for user incentives and rewards. The other portions are allocated to private sales (21%), early contributors and teams (15%), and various reserves and partners.