Gather around ghosts and ghouls to see how the NHL’s biggest stars dressed for Halloween. Beware: scrolling ahead may cause a spook-tacular fright.
San Jose Sharks Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith did a duo costume for the second straight year, dressing as Goose and Maverick from the movie “Top Gun.”
Boston Bruins forward JJ Peterka proved he liked to move it move it when he went to the team’s Halloween party as King Julian from “Madagascar.”
Pittsburgh Penguins Blake Lizotte and his wife, Abigail, competed to claim the world’s greatest criminal title as Gru and Vector from “Despicable Me.” Teammate Erik Karlsson and his wife, Melinda, were feeling groovy in their Austin Powers and Fembot costume.
The Winnipeg Jets shared their Halloween outfits from the team’s party in a video posted to social media. Defenseman Dylan Samberg’s “Benchwarmers” costume was a fan favorite amongst his teammates.
The McDavids had a finger lickin’ good time in their KFC costume with the Draisaitls who were Harry and Marv from “Home Alone.”
Calgary Flames goalie Devin Cooley and his partner, Natalie, included their bunny Tito in their “Lorax” costume.
Colorado Avalanche goalie Scott Wedgewood was the Beast to his wife's Beauty. Forward Parker Kelly dressed up as his favorite hockey player, Brent Burns, and wife dressed as Burns' wife.
Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Ryan McDonagh and captain Victor Hedman dressed up as Superman and a pilot for a visit at Muma Children's Hospital.
New York Islanders defenseman Matthew Schaefer joined forces with Matt Martin and family -- as he often does -- for a cute Sesame Street theme.
The St. Louis Blues held their annual locker room trick-or-treat with patients from St. Louis Children’s Hospital.
They also shared pictures from the team’s Halloween party.
Even the mascots got festive and did the monster mash in their costumes.
Bat’s all for Hockey Halloween 2026.
