Connor McDavid, Ryan O'Reilly Pay Respects to Humboldt Broncos Players
NHL stars Connor McDavid and Ryan O'Reilly visited Humboldt, Saskatchewan, Tuesday to see the survivors of the tragic bus crash that killed 16 people earlier this month, via TSN Hockey:
"This isn't supposed to be a media event, this is supposed to be about what it is and that's trying to bring smiles to faces and I hope we did that here today," McDavid said, per TSN.
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The crash on April 6 involved a bus carrying the Humboldt Broncos, a youth team competing in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League playoffs.
O'Reilly, a former Lady Byng Trophy winner, and McDavid, one of the top offensive players in the league, showed their respects to the fellow Canadians with what was hopefully a comforting visit to the survivors and families.
The NHL has also paid tribute to the victims with helmet stickers for each team to wear during the postseason.
