Several NHL stars attempted to beat the Patrick Kane challenge
Showcasing their unique skill sets that set them apart from other players. Whether it's lightning-fast speed, impressive stick handling, or exceptional hand-eye coordination, these abilities have propelled them to the top of their game.
Bauer Hockey recently shared a video featuring the Patrick Kane challenge, a stick-handling challenge created by the former Blackhawks superstar winger. Countless players and coaches have taken on this challenge, aiming to achieve the lowest time possible while completing it flawlessly.
Among those attempting the challenge were Anaheim Ducks star Trevor Zegras and Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes. Zegras came remarkably close to completing the challenge, finishing with a time of 8 minutes and 11 seconds.
On the other hand, Hughes struggled and fumbled the puck in the initial part of the challenge, managing only one minute and 18 seconds. New Jersey Devils' Jack Hughes also gave it his best shot, ending with a time of 22 minutes and 23 seconds.
Despite competing against each other in the NHL, the videos show these players having fun, even though they aren't on the same team. It demonstrates that many of them are still friends and, in some cases, best friends.
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