“I worked on it this morning with a couple of hockey influencers, and that’s what we came up with,” Zegras said of his scheme.
Ducks teammate John Gibson double-wrapped his blindfold, and Zegras said he had “no idea” how he kept the puck on his stick. The star center said this goal was even tougher than his famed lacrosse-style assist to teammate Sonny Milano earlier this season because he really couldn’t see.
Zegras didn’t make the Pacific Division’s All-Star team despite a standout season that has made him a Calder Trophy frontrunner, but he was brought to the skills competition specifically for his showmanship. “All I knew was that I had a dodgeball and I was supposed to not hit him, which was really hard not to do.” “I’ve seen what he can do with a puck, and I figured he was doing something along those lines,” Terry said. Perhaps most impressively, gifted Anaheim center Trevor Zegras dressed up as a character from his favorite movie, “Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story,” and scored an astonishing, spinning goal while wearing a blindfold and getting hit by dodgeballs thrown by NHL mascots and Ducks teammate Troy Terry, who was just as stunned as the crowd when Zegras scored. Fresh off 2nd back surgery in 13 months, Mark Stone captains Vegas to Stanley Cup
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