Engström's decisive goal came off an assist from Lucas Condotta, giving Laval the dramatic victory in front of 9,474 fans.

Hershey coach Todd Nelson said he did not hide his displeasure with the Bears following Laval’s 3-2 overtime victory on ...

On Sunday, Jan. 5, the ice hockey team hosted their annual Teddy Bear Toss, which saw 100,000 bears flying onto the ice rink, ...

This trip to GIANT Center to cover the Washington Capitals' AHL affiliate Hershey Bears was different for me than others. Where I am usually adorned in a hoodie and Bears ball cap, today my dress was ...

A new world record was set Sunday evening, Jan. 5, 2025, at the GIANT Center in Hershey, when fans launched 102,343 teddy bears and stuffed animals onto the ice during the Hershey Bears' annual Teddy ...

On the ice, it was Mike Sgarbossa who scored and started the fans' throwing the stuffed animals. His goal tied the game for Hershey 1-1. Spencer Smallman scored twice to lead the Hershey Bears to ...

Mike Sgarbossa scored the Teddy Bear Toss goal for the first time in his seven-year career with the Bears, causing fans and even the media in the press box to begin throwing stuffed animals on the ...

After that, the players took the time to celebrate on the ice, jumping into the piles of teddy bears, taking pictures and spending time with each other and family and friends. Here are some of the ...

More than 100,000 teddy bears were thrown onto the rink at an ice hockey game in the US. The American Hockey League commentator described the moment as "sweet cuddly mayhem".

Down 1-0 to the Bruins, Bears center Mike Sgarbossa buried the puck in the net and thus began “Sweet Cuddly Mayhem” in the GIANT Center. Over 100,000 teddy bears and other plushies flew over ...

Mike Sgarbossa scored the game-opening goal for Hershey, which sent thousands of stuffed animals onto the ice surface. The Hockey News' Kevin Bartechko was live in Hershey to record what the Bears ...