LOOK: Oilers stars Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl suit up in beer league game

Edmonton Oilers star in Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, who made the night of various fans during a recent beer league game. Last Wednesday, McDavid and Draisaitl showed up in a collection game at the Magna Center at the Toronto de Newmarket suburb, Ontario.

McDavid played hockey in Newmarket as a child, so he set a return to his roots. Oilers’ dynamic duo practiced the franchise practice t -shirts when they hit the ice.

According to the party reports, neither McDavid nor Draisaitl scored a goal during the collection match. Of course, none of the players played at Breakneck’s speed, but McDavid was stopped in multiple gaps by the opposing goalkeeper. The goalkeeper, of course, now has something to say to all hockey fans after leaving a McDavid shot.

Even more shameless, the team of McDavid and Draisaitl finally lost the game 6-2 and went down 4-0 after the opening period.

According to TSN, ice officials told him before McDavid and Draisaitl went to play the game that night. Like the players, it was probably an emotion to officialize a game where two of the Nhl’s The older stars were playing.

Although McDavid’s surprise appearance may be a surprise for some, he has actually played in the beer leagues. In 2023, he actually adapted in a championship game against a team that had the Los Angeles Kings striker, Quinton Byfield.

“This is a league in which I played with my colleagues for more than ten years. We joined the League when I played junior hockey. I was a little surprised to see that it became flying,” McDavid said to espn. “He has been playing in these games for more than a decade. So it is a lot of fun that has only come out.”

McDavid has already had a low season after the Oilers lost to the Florida Panthers in the Stanley Cup final for the second consecutive season. After this loss, many have speculated as to whether the 2025-26 campaign will be the last of McDavid as a member of the Oilers, as he plans to be a free agent without restrictions next summer.