The Shoresy Fall Classic Is Back — Hitting Five North American Cities This Fall
The tour kicks off on November 24 in Detroit and then swings through Toronto, Boston, Belmont Park, NY, and Los Angeles, where cast members will take on NHL legends.
Shoresy cast members Jared Keeso (Shoresy), Terry Ryan (Hitch), Jonathan Diaby (JoDolo), Andrew Antsanen (Goody), Ryan McDonnell (Michaels), Jon Mirasty (Jim #1), Brandon Nolan (Jim #2), Jordan Nolan (Jim #3), Max Bouffard (JJ Frankie JJ), Jacob Smith (Fish), Keegan Long (Liam), Bourke Cazabon (Cory) and Frederick Roy (Delaney) will lace up their skates to compete against a lineup of NHL alumni in a series of dynamic hockey games, with a portion of proceeds benefiting local charities.
The tour kicks off on November 24 in Detroit and then swings through Toronto, Boston, Belmont Park, NY, and Los Angeles, where cast members will take on NHL legends.
Shoresy Fall Classic Dates:
Detroit, MI: vs Detroit Red Wings Alumni, November 24 at Little Caesars Arena
Toronto, ON: vs Toronto Maple Leafs Alumni, November 28 at Scotiabank Arena
Boston, MA: vs Boston Bruins Alumni, December 7 at TD Garden
Belmont Park, NY: vs New York Islanders Alumni, December 10 at UBS Arena
Los Angeles, CA: vs Los Angeles Kings Alumni, December 14 at Crypto.com Arena
NHL alumni including former Red Wings players Darren McCarty, Joey Kocur, Mickey Redmond, Larry Murphy, Dino Ciccarelli and Justin Abdelkader, former NY Islanders players Josh Bailey, Eric Cairns, Cal Clutterbuck and Benoit Hogue, along with Maple Leafs alum Darcy Tucker, are confirmed to challenge Sudbury's finest. More alumni will join in the coming months.
ARTIST PRESALE: Monday, June 2nd @ 10 am LOCAL (pw: BULLDOGS)
VENUE PRESALE: Thursday, June 5th @ 10 am LOCAL
ALL PRESALES END: Thursday, June 5th @ 10 pm LOCAL
GENERAL ON SALE: Friday, June 6th @ 10 am LOCAL
Tickets and VIP packages will be available at SHORESYCLASSIC.COM
In addition, an early access version of the new Shoresy: Legends of the North video game will soon be released for PCs on the Steam storefront. It brings the hit TV series to life with a modern take on classic hockey video games, focused on fast-paced Sudbury Blueberry Bulldog gameplay with hits, goals, fights, chirps and more. Developed by Treewood Games and published by New Metric Media, the game will be fully available for PC, Mac and major gaming platforms, including PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, later this year.
Local charities partnering with the Shoresy Fall Classic include the East Side Youth Sports Foundation (Detroit), MLSE Foundation (Toronto), Boston Bruins Foundation, The Islanders Children's Foundation, and the Kings Care Foundation.
Please see here for Shoresy Fall media assets.
Follow @ShoresyHockey on social media for the latest updates.
* Puppers Golden Lager is not a presenting partner at the Toronto Scotiabank Arena event.
ABOUT SHORESY
SHORESY, created by and starring Jared Keeso and produced by New Metric Media in association with Play Fun Games and Crave, sees the titular character Shoresy (Keeso) and the Sudbury Bulldogs of the Northern Ontario Senior Hockey Organization (The NOSHO) on a quest to never lose again. SHORESY returned for season four on Crave in Canada in January, and Hulu in the US in February, with seasons one through three streaming now. The fifth season of the series completed production in April, with a premiere date to be announced.
ABOUT NEW METRIC MEDIA
Based in Toronto, New Metric Media is an award-winning independent entertainment studio specializing in building comedy brands across TV production, live entertainment, distribution, merchandising and licensing. The company's slate of programming includes the hit Crave/Hulu original comedy Letterkenny, the Crave/Hulu Letterkenny spinoff series Shoresy, the CTV/The CW half-hour comedy series Children Ruin Everything and the half-hour Crave comedy series Bria Mack Gets A Life.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
New York Times
27 minutes ago
- New York Times
Sabres, Bowen Byram agree to 2-year extension with $6.25 million cap hit
The Buffalo Sabres have avoided arbitration with defenseman Bowen Byram. The team announced late Monday night that they had agreed to a two-year contract with Byram worth $6.25 million per year. Byram, 24, was a restricted free agent and had been the subject of trade rumors all offseason. Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams said multiple times this offseason that he was willing to trade Byram if an offer made sense for Buffalo. But for now, Adams ends up keeping Byram on a two-year deal. Byram will be an unrestricted free agent at the end of this contract. Advertisement The Sabres acquired Byram at the 2024 trade deadline in a trade with the Avalanche that sent Casey Mittelstadt to Colorado. Last season, Byram played all 82 games for the Sabres and had a career high with 38 points. The way the Buffalo blue line is currently constructed, Byram will likely play on the top pair alongside Rasmus Dahlin. When those two played together last season, the Sabres controlled 54 percent of the expected goals at five-on-five. Byram's on-ice expected goal share was significantly worse without Dahlin, but that's his most likely partner next season. Despite all of the offseason trade talk, Adams said after the draft he thought Byram would embrace a return to Buffalo. 'What I know about Bo Byram is if he's back, whether it's a one-year deal or two-year deal or eight-year deal, he's going to be all in and try to help us win,' Adams said. 'That's what I truly appreciate about Bo. We'll get to the right solution. It has to work for both sides. He understands how we feel about him, and he knows we're willing to do whatever we need to do to help our team get better.' Earlier this offseason, the Sabres traded JJ Peterka for winger Josh Doan and defenseman Michael Kesselring. Peterka, who had 68 points last season, was a big piece of Buffalo's top six. If the Sabres wanted to replace that scoring, Byram would have been one of Adams' biggest trade chips to offer. The team still has plenty of future assets and cap space to use. And signing Byram does not prohibit the Sabres from trading him at some point. As things stand, though, the Sabres have a solid top six on their blue line that looks like this: Byram-Dahlin Owen Power-Michael Kesselring Mattias Samuelsson-Conor Timmins According to PuckPedia, the Sabres have $7.3 million in salary cap space. The only remaining unsigned restricted free agents are defenseman Conor Timmins and goalie Devon Levi. Levi could end up in the AHL this season, and Timmins shouldn't command a salary more than $3 million per year. So the Sabres still have the salary cap room to add to the roster.
Yahoo
3 hours ago
- Yahoo
Red Wings' Lucas Raymond Surges To No. 2 in Under-23 Scoring
The Detroit Red Wings appropriately felt slighted by the 2020 NHL Draft Lottery when they somehow fell back multiple spots and ultimately landed the No. 4 pick despite having posted the worst record of any team since the expansion Atlanta Thrashers of 1999-2000. . The consensus No. 1 overall selection in that season's Draft was forward Alexis Lafreniere, a star with Rimouski Océanic of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. Advertisement The visions that danced in the heads of Red Wings fans everywhere of Lafreniere donning the Winged Wheel were dashed when Detroit not only didn't get the first overall pick, but had to watch the New York Rangers, a playoff team, select him. The Red Wings then turned to their Plan B and selected forward Lucas Raymond, who was playing in the Swedish Hockey League with Frölunda HC. And by all reasonable measurements, Detroit's rotten Draft Lottery Luck in 2020 turned out to be a blessing in disguise. Bookmark The Hockey News Detroit Red Wings team site to stay connected to the latest news, game-day coverage, and player features. Raymond has become one of the best young players in the NHL after bursting onto the scene as a rookie, along with Moritz Seider, in the 2021-22 season. Advertisement He scored 23 goals with 34 assists in his rookie season, and while he experienced a dip in production known as the dreaded "sophomore slump" that multiple players endure, he roared back immediately. Raymond caught fire in the second half of the 2023-24 season, finishing with 31 goals and 41 assists for a then career-high 72 points. None were bigger than his pair of goals in Detroit's home finale against the Montreal Canadiens to tie the score late in regulation and then give the Red Wings the overtime victory, keeping their postseason hopes alive. His output in the recently-completed 2024-25 NHL season was even higher, scoring 27 goals with 53 assists to set a new career-high in points with 80. Advertisement He was the highest-scoring player in the NHL aged 23 or younger, and he also became the first Swedish-born player aged 23 or younger to reach 80 points since Nicklas Bäckström in 2009-10 with the Washington Capitals. Additionally, Raymond's 254 career points are 61 higher than the 193 career points for Lafreniere, and are the second-most by any active NHL player aged 23 or younger, behind only Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stützle. The Red Wings recognized the special talent that they had on their hands when Raymond was extended for eight years last offseason, and he's in Hockeytown for the long haul. Never miss a story by adding us to your Google News favorites!
Yahoo
3 hours ago
- Yahoo
Matas Buzelis skies for the big oop
Ranking The 20 Best Sister-Brother Combos In Hockey Family ties have always been a point of discussion in hockey with the belief that bloodlines can play a role in predicting success. While much of that discussion has focused on brothers, women's hockey has always had a notable group of family members as well. 2:17 Now Playing Paused Ad Playing
