NHL Frozen Frenzy: Twitter Reacts To ESPN’s Networks Lining Up All 32 Teams To Skate On Same Night

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The NHL’s marketing plan centers on staging grand spectacles.

Outdoor games at football stadiums are prime examples.

Tuesday, the NHL pulled off another marketing extravaganza, the Frozen Frenzy. With games beginning 15 minutes apart, all 32 teams were in action for the first time in league history.

Twitter users responded to the trending event spearheaded by ESPN’s family of networks.

The Frozen Frenzy’s full slate …

Going over the Frozen Frenzy’s puck drop timeline …

Sharp-dressed man …

Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Morgan Rielly netted the first Frozen Frenzy goal …

Maple Leafs’ Auston Matthews moved into a tie with Washington’s Alex Ovechkin (306 career goals) after a first-period tally …

The Ottawa Senators organization honored ex-goalie and humanitarian Craig Anderson …

Wow! Getting laid out by a zebra …

The Avalanche executed a scoring frenzy …

Going from the defensive end of the rink to attacking his offensive target …

The arena district in Columbus, Ohio, suffered a power outage Tuesday, except for a few sections at Nationwide Arena. The blackout caused the opening faceoff of the Blue Jackets’ match against the Anaheim Ducks to be delayed by two hours …

The Cat scored again …

Going Wild! Minnesota Wild’s Ryan Hartman registers a five-point night …

Blistering snapper …

A trio of markers for Tyler Toffoli …

The final game of the first Frozen Frenzy featured a spice of championship history …

A sneak peek into ESPN’s Frozen Frenzy control room. Look for this marketing concept to turn into an annual event …

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