Hockey Fights Cancer daily digest

Welcome to the Hockey Fights Cancer Daily Digest. Though Hockey Fights Cancer is now a year round campaign, most teams will be having their Hockey Fights Cancer nights during the month of November. NHL.com will provide all the highlights from each night as well as stories about the campaign, which turns 25 this year.Here is the full schedule of team Hockey Fights Cancer Nights.November 30Tampa Bay LightningThe Tampa Bay Lightning celebrated their Hockey Fights Cancer Night on Thursday.Lightning players arrived at Amalie Arena accompanied by pediatric cancer patients to kick the night off. BoltsFightCancer guests of honor: A thread A moment of silence was held before the game to honor those who have lost their battle with cancer and are still fighting the disease. A moment of silence for those we've lost and those still fighting. HockeyFightsCancer BoltsFightCancer Mason Fox, a 10 year old cancer survivor, was the Lightning's 'Thunder Kid' and performed the ceremonial puck drop before the game. Mason was joined by his family and his youth hockey team during the ceremony. Mason Fox, his family, and his teammates joined us for tonight's #BoltsFightCancer puck drop. HockeyFightsCancer | MoffittNews We are all with you www.edmontonoilersstoreonline.com/greg-mckegg-jersey, Mason A few days earlier, Lightning defenseman Mikhail Sergachev surprised Mason at his home for a game of street hockey. A light in the tunnel. Mikhail Sergachev surprised 10 year old Mason and his family for a morning of street hockey, creating a day they will never forget. During their morning skate, Lightning players filled out their Hockey Fights Cancer cards. They held up the cards during the national anthem. BoltsFightCancer HockeyFightsCancer | MoffittNews Proud to support HockeyFightsCancer, today and every day.BoltsFightCancer | MoffittNews Detroit Red WingsHockeytown hosted Hockey Fights Cancer Night and welcomed a special guest, 12 year old Van Burpee, who not only got to drop the puck at center ice Colby Cave Jersey, but was able to ring the bell signifying the completion of treatment. An exciting day all around. On Hockey Fights Cancer Night, we celebrate Van Burpee, 12, who rang the bell as his cancer is thankfully now in remission. LGRW Earlier in the day, players and Red Wings staff shared a video with their own special "I Fight For" signs, a tribute to friends and loved ones who fought or are still fighting cancer. Who do YOU fight for? #HockeyFightsCancer November 28Philadelphia FlyersThe Philadelphia Flyers welcomed nine year old Owen Micciche to Wells Fargo Center to celebrate Hockey Fights Cancer Night on Tuesday.Micciche has been battling cancer since he was six months old. He is currently the captain for his team with the Genesis Hockey Club and joined the Flyers in their pregame festivities.He had his own locker in the clubhouse with a custom jersey and, after reading out the starting lineup to the team www.edmontonoilersstoreonline.com/glen-sather-jersey, took his own rookie lap with Flyers forward Owen Tippett before warmups. Welcome to the Orange Black, Owen!