The Calgary Flames certainly took Halloween seriously this season.
The Flames fully embraced the Halloween spirit on the weekend with spectacular costumes and some festivities over the weekend.
#HockeyHalloween, the Calgary edition 👻
📸: Cat Toffoli pic.twitter.com/bcoWrEhcso
— Calgary Flames 🎃 (@NHLFlames) October 31, 2022
Forwards Milan Lucic and Andrew Mangiapane might’ve stolen the show with their buddy-buddy costumes, dressing up as brothers Steve and Doug Butabi from A Night at the Roxbury with a Flames Halloween twist.
“Are you brothers?”
“Nooooo, yesssssss” pic.twitter.com/Bup0rmlJP9— Milan Lucic (@27MilanLucic) October 30, 2022
Goaltender Dan Vladar and his spouse dressed up as a chef and mouse, with their dog making a pup-ular cameo. Defenseman Nikita Zadorov and his wife Alexandra went as the trendy Barbie and Ken combination, too. Blake Coleman and wife Jordan executed a flawless Mad Hatter and Alice from “Alice in Wonderland” as well.
Dropping in with some #HockeyHalloween looks 🎃 pic.twitter.com/wZFqVXeuiI
— Calgary Flames 🎃 (@NHLFlames) October 30, 2022
Tyler Toffoli’s Britney Spears dress-up won the team’s “Best Costume” contest, according to team reporter Ryan Dittrick.
Other costumes included Rasmus Andersson as Dracula, Brett Ritchie as a stick of butter, Dillon Dube as an astronaut, MacKenzie Weegar as Elvis, and Kevin Rooney as drummer Tommy Lee.
Big Z with a bold take on the worst Halloween candy 👀 pic.twitter.com/eRNMXei0jM
— Calgary Flames 🎃 (@NHLFlames) October 30, 2022
The Flames didn’t just play dress-up, though.
They also took to the community, participating in some pumpkin carving at Ronald McDonald House to help the kids make some spooky jack-o’-lanterns.
Brett Ritchie, sneaky good pumpkin carver. pic.twitter.com/lhqjGKpx2A
— Calgary Flames 🎃 (@NHLFlames) October 30, 2022
“It’s awesome to come out here and hang out with the kids and see them and spend some time with them,” defenceman Noah Hanifin told FlamesTV. “It’s a lot of fun.”