Las Vegas is a ways away from New Jersey, so forgive them if they don't know how to properly spell the name of the Garden State.
Outside Toshiba Plaza, where the NHL All-Star Game was being promoted with big pucks featuring pictures of All-Star selections on the front, Devils youngster Jack Hughes was pictured, only his team name was printed as "New Jeresey Devils" below his photo.
No, there is no squiggly red line below "Jeresey."
Hughes, the youngest player at the All-Star Game, made magic at Friday night's breakaway challenge by making young Brekken Scoppetto, son of Devils equipment manager Chris Scoppetto, appear out of a box before scoring a goal. Still, Hughes finished in second place to Vegas' Alex Pietrangelo thanks to an overly generous score from celebrity judge Jon Hamm.
Unfortunately, Hughes wasn't able to use more magic to correct the spelling of Jersey on the puck outside.
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