Happy Hockey Halloween everyone!
It’s that special time of the year again when all of our favorite hockey players dress up in hilarious and sometimes ridiculously tiny, costumes, for our entertainment. Most of the time, it is to bring joy and smiles to sick kids. But sometimes it is strictly for our enjoyment.
Especially these two…
Dallas Stars (Tyler Segiun, Jamie Benn, Cody Eakin, Brenden Dillon)
TURTLE POWER!
TURTLE POWER! Seguin as Raphael? Benn as Leonardo? If you know anything about TMNT, you know how supremely perfect this is.
Our love for Beguin is real and true, but this year’s Candy Bowl goes to Matt Fraser, Dougie Hamilton, Kevan Miller, Matt Bartkowski, Torey Krug, and Seth “Stewie” Griffith from the Boston Bruins.
Couple of years ago, we had Zee Bunny. This year, we get Dougi-Elsa.
We applaud these men for completely letting go of their ego (and their dignity) to don these costumes to cheer up a bunch of sick kids.
Krug totally loves warms hugs. Griffith’s Hans wig gives new meaning to the term hockey hair. And Matt Fraser, bless his heart) looks like a ‘roided out Pippi Longstocking.
But let’s be honest – Matt Bartkowski is everything. If there was anyone on the Bruins roster that could pull off that look, it was Bart. The Sven the Reindeer costume look absolutely perfect on him. When he come to the WUYS Fancy Dress Party as my date, I want him to wear that.
I love it and I love him. Be my boyfriend.
“Who’s the funky looking donkey over there?” “Oh that’s Sven.”
I’m sure the Bruins weren’t the only team to dress up and have a good time, but boy, did they do it with some flair.
“Raphael: The team’s bad boy, Raphael wears a dark red mask and wields a pair of sai. He is physically strong and has an aggressive nature.”
Yeah. You can’t tell me Seguin didn’t pick that out on purpose. 😉 And I’m thinking way too many dirty thoughts when thinking of Seguin/physically strong/aggressive nature.
Of Course Benn is Leonardo, the learder.
Hopefully Benn and Segs will take a picture of them in those PB&J costumes.
Still want to know where they found an Elsa costume that fit a 6-5, 200+ Hockey player… Adorable!