The 2024 NHL All-Star Game is on February 3rd in Toronto and the festivities have already begun.
It has been over 20 years since the NHL All-Star Game was last in Toronto. To celebrate its return, Rogers recently welcomed TTC subway commuters to glimpse the Stanley Cup and the opportunity to meet Toronto Maples Leafs alumni Tomas Kaberle.
Kaberle is a 2011 Stanley Cup Champion with the Boston Bruins and former long-time Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman. After Kaberle and the Stanley Cup rode the “red rocket,” it stopped at Toronto’s Union Station, where Rogers rolled out the red carpet and hosted an event on the concourse for fans to take photos, win prizes and more.
“Toronto has some of the best hockey fans on the planet and I can’t wait to see what else Rogers has planned for NHL All-Star Weekend,” said Kaberle in a press release by Rogers, “a big thank you to Rogers for putting together this one-of-a-kind Stanley Cup experience.”
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow also took part in the event. The mayor posted on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Look what joined the morning commute today at Union Station. Next time I see it, I hope it’s at Nathan Phillips Square after a parade!
Thank you to @Rogers and @TTCNewsroom for helping to bring the Stanley Cup to transit riders. Toronto hosts the NHL’s All-Star Game on Feb 3. pic.twitter.com/yDh5p4Xuw1
— Mayor Olivia Chow (@MayorOliviaChow) January 22, 2024
Rogers is the title sponsor of the 2024 NHL All-Star Game on February 3rd in Toronto. Rogers will be hosting exclusive events “that connect customers and fans to the NHL’s biggest stars.”
Image credit: Rogers
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