Watch: 2024 Minnesota All-Hockey Hair Team
John King has released his annual Minnesota State High School All-Hockey Hair Team and per usual it's fantastic. This year's video, spanning 8 minutes, 23 seconds, is set to the theme of "Friends in Flow Places" and includes cameos from a ton of hockey stars.
- Brady Tkachuk (Ottawa Senators)
- Boone Jenner (Columbus Blue Jackets)
- Jeremy Swayman (Boston Bruins)
- Will Borgen (Seattle Kraken)
- Brock Faber (Minnesota Wild)
- Frank Vatrano (Anaheim Ducks)
- Jack Hughes (New Jersey Devils)
- David Pastrnak (Boston Bruins)
- Jake Oettinger (Dallas Stars)
- Sebastion Aho (Carolina Hurricanes)
- Hillary Knight (PWHL Boston)
- Rick Tocchett (Canucks head coach)
- Filip Forsberg (Nashville Predators)
- Travis Konecny (Philadelphia Flyers)
- Thatcher Demko (Vancouver Canucks)
Even singer-songwriter Michael Buble and actor Will Arnett offered congrats to the kids in the video. Watch it in full here.
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