All 30 mascots including Carlton The Bear will take part in the Mascots Ice Hockey Game at Scotiabank Arena immediately after the NHL All-Star Skills competition concludes.
The NHL mascots are a big part of the NHL All-Star Weekend and with the 2024 edition set for Toronto next month, there will be no exceptions.
Carlton The Bear and the other 29 NHL mascots (two teams do not have one) will take part in events as part of the NHL Fan Fair that takes place from Feb. 1-4 at Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
The big event will see a mini parade from the convention centre to Scotiabank Arena on Feb. 2 where the mascots will participate in their own All-Star game immediately after the NHL All-Star Skills contest concludes.
Fans will be able to stream that game on the NHL's YouTube channel with NHL in-arena host Mike Todd providing commentary.
More info and tickets for the NHL Fan Fair from Feb. 1-4 are available here.
The entire schedule for the mascots is as follows:
Thursday, Feb. 1
6 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Mascot Dodgeball
Friday, Feb. 2
5 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Mascot Skills: Breakaway Challenge, Accuracy Shooting, Hardest Shot, Fastest Hoverboard, and T-Shirt Targets
Mascot Ice Hockey Game at Scotiabank Arena (Immediately after the conclusion of the 2024 NHL All-Star Skills
Saturday, Feb. 3
12 p.m. – 1 p.m.
Mascot Street Hockey
Sunday, Feb. 4
1 p.m. – 2 p.m.
Mascot Musical Chairs
The complete list of NHL mascots:
Eastern Conference Mascots
Metropolitan Division
Stormy from the Carolina Hurricanes
Stinger from the Columbus Blue Jackets
NJ Devil from the New Jersey Devils
Sparky from the New York Islanders
Gritty from the Philadelphia Flyers
Iceburgh from the Pittsburgh Penguins
Slapshot from the Washington Capitals
Atlantic Division
Blades from the Boston Bruins
Sabretooth from the Buffalo Sabres
Stanley C. Panther from the Florida Panthers
Youppi! from the Montreal Canadiens
SpartaCat from the Ottawa Senators
ThunderBug from the Tampa Bay Lightning
Carlton from the Toronto Maple Leafs
Western Conference NHL Mascots
Central Division
Howler from the Arizona Coyotes
Tommy Hawk from the Chicago Blackhawks
Bernie from the Colorado Avalanche
Victor E. Green from the Dallas Stars
Nordy from the Minnesota Wild
Gnash from the Nashville Predators
Louie from the St. Louis Blues
Moose from the Winnipeg Jets
Pacific Division
\Wild Wing from the Anaheim Ducks
Harvey the Hound from the Calgary Flames
Hunter from the Edmonton Oilers
Bailey from the Los Angeles Kings
S.J. Sharkie from the San Jose Sharks
Buoy from the Seattle Kraken
Fin from the Vancouver Canucks
Chance from the Vegas Golden Knights
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