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Hershey Bears Set World Record With 2018 Teddy Bear Toss

Hershey Bears set world record with 2018 Teddy Bear Toss

The Hershey Bears have set a world record for their 2018 Teddy Bear Toss. The former record, held by the Calgary Hitmen, was 28,815. That has now been surpassed with a new total of 34,798.

10,046 fans helped collect the stuffed plush to bring to Giant Center on Sunday. The game was delayed about 40 minutes for clean-up of the teddy bears, thanks to Riley Barber’s first period goal. After the game restarted, Shane Gersich gave Hershey a 2-1 lead. Hershey ended up winning the game 6-3.

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Former Bear Paul Carey Opens Scoring For New York Rangers In Winter Classic (Video)

Former Bear Paul Carey opens scoring for New York Rangers in Winter Classic (Video)

During Monday’s NHL Winter Classic, former Hershey Bears forward Paul Carey picked up the first goal for the New York Rangers against the Buffalo Sabres.

Carey, 29, scored a goal on a feed from Jesper Fast for his fifth goal of the season with the Rangers only four minutes into the first period. Fast found Carey wide open in the slot, who would put the puck past Robin Lehner.

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Chocolate Hockey Plays: NHL 18 With Lucas Johansen

Chocolate Hockey Plays: NHL 18 with Lucas Johansen

Last week I had the pleasure to kick off the 2017-18 season of Chocolate Hockey Plays with Bears rookie defenseman Lucas Johansen as we played a game of NHL 18 together.

Funny enough, Johansen isn’t even in the game, so I took the time to make his player but not fill out his ratings. We let him pick his “overalls” in multiple categories with what stats he thinks he truly has.

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Riley Barber’s Mom, A Breast Cancer Survivor, Drops The Puck On Pink The Rink Right

Riley Barber’s mom, a breast cancer survivor, drops the puck on Pink the Rink right

Prior to Sunday night’s game, forward Riley Barber’s mom dropped the ceremonial puck. Stacy Barber, a breast cancer survivor, was greeted by her son at center ice to take the puck drop in front of a packed Giant Center crowd.

The two exchanged a hug before she dropped the puck. Hartford captain Joe Whitney joined the two of them for the photo opportunity.

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