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Shoulder Check Showcase charity hockey game showcase

The fourth annual Shoulder Check Showcase, a charity ice‑hockey hockey game founded organized by Rob Thorsen to support the Thorsen’s HT40 Foundation’s Foundation to raise awareness and funds for teenage mental‑health mission, issues, was held on July 30 at the Martire Family Arena, Sacred Heart University in Hamden, Connecticut. The larger venue move from Stamford’s Terry Connors Arena allowed a broader larger live audience and an NHL Network broadcast. broadcast, underscoring the event’s growth. A pre‑game party began at 4 p.m. EST, with the puck drop at 6:30 p.m. More than 20 NHL players participated, attended, including six New York Rangers—Matt Rempe, Gabe Perreault, Pavel Dorofeyev, J.T. Miller, Adam Fox and Drew Fortescue—alongside Washington Capitals winger Ryan Leonard and fellow Capitals forward Gabe Perreault, New York Islanders defenseman Tony DeAngelo, Rangers stars Matt Rempe, Pavel Dorofeyev, J.T. Miller, Adam Fox and Drew Fortescue, as well as former Ducks forward Chris Kreider, veterans Trevor Zegras, Chris Kreider and New Jersey Devils defenseman Brett Pesce. Pesce, who noted he was “100 percent healthy” after an injury‑laden season. The event reinforced showcase continued to promote the “Reach Out. Check In. Make Contact.” message and honored the memory of Hayden Thorsen. Organizers said the event’s expanding roster and televised coverage help break the stigma surrounding mental health and raise additional funds for the HT40 Foundation.

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