Bieber, Roenick Skate in use for the La Fire Relief Fund

Los Angeles – Justin Bieber and Steve Carell brought together with the Hockey Hall of Famers Rob Blake, Mark Messier, Cammi Granato and Jeremy Roenick on Sunday afternoon to support aids from the fires of Los Angeles.

The Los Angeles Kings and the National Hockey League organized the crypto.com Arena “Skate for La Strong” to support the relaxation efforts from the devastating forest fires in South California. The fire of the palisades was the most destructive in the history of Los Angeles.

“We want a good time and show good things when we come together,” said Bieber.

The four-team exhibition tournament was the idea of ​​the Hockey Hall of Famer and Kings President Luc Robitaille.

“We all touched what happened last month. We have all friends, families or different [people] This was influenced so that we are able to make a difference and do something, we will increase as much as possible and make a difference, “said Robitaille.

The team, which was trained by the actors Vince Vaughn and Cobie Smulders, won both games to complete the exhibition tournament.

Roenick had two goals that day and dropped the gloves playfully during one of the games with Bieber.

“This was an astonishing celebration of hockey and first aiders. It was a lot of fun to see that everyone appeared and some of the LA firefighters played,” said Roenick.

The other teams were trained by Will Ferrell and Snoop Dogg; Danny Devito and Al Michaels; and Hannah Strumpf and Andrew Whitworth.

“When the kings asked me, I said, 'absolutely',” said actor Skylar Astin. “I don't care if I have never thrown a few skates before. I want to be here. I'm based in Malibu, so I really have the firefighters I thanked for it. But La is one Resilient community, and I think we will do it.

In addition to the game on television in Los Angeles, it was broadcast on ESPN2 at the national level. Instead of selling tickets, they were distributed to first aiders and those who were driven out by the fires.