away from the game.

But Scott, who was voted into the game as a Pacific Division captain with an internet fan vote, left a large impact on the Sharks’ room. Enough to where Pacific Division teammates Joe Pavelski and Brent Burns carried Scott off the ice after their team won the 3-on-3 competition, along with $1 million to be distributed to the group.

During the three days in Nashville, it felt like he was more a part of the Sharks than any team in the league. Scott was traded from the Arizona Coyotes to the Montreal Canadiens after his selection to the game. Since the deal he had been in the minors with Montreal’s AHL affiliate, the St. John’s IceCaps.

“Johnny … it was great to see that,” Sharks defenseman JustinBraun said. “He was a great teammate while he was here and to see that turn out the way it did couldn’t have gone any better.”

Sharks players had a reaction to most parts of Scott’s weekend. From the skills competition – where he wore an All-Star jersey while the rest of his teammates wore team jerseys – where he took part in the hardest shot, to the game itself where he scored two goals, the weekend left a mark on his former teammates. His first goal, where he reacted with a mega celebration seemed to draw the most attention.

“Just to see him get that one and the big celebration and everything with Pavelski and Burns being out there for it, just a great moment for everyone involved,” Braun