John Scott was the big story of the All-Star Game, and it had a very happy ending
By Tanya Casole-Gouveia, CBC Sports Posted: Jan 31, 2016 10:51 PM ET Last Updated: Jan 31, 2016 10:51 PM ET
John Scott didn't just get the last laugh this All-Star Game weekend, he got the bulk of them.
He was genuinely happy to be in Nashville and looked like he was having the most fun out of anyone.
What a great weekend this has been. Nashville did a great job and #JohnScott did the rest. Big 👍🏻.! #NHLAllStarWeekend
— @ErikKarlsson65
It seemed to be just icing on the cake that he captained the Pacific team to a win, clocking two goals in the process — and topping the whole experience off by getting voted the NHL All-Star MVP.
The face John Scott made when being announced All Star Game MVP 🐐😭https://t.co/p19DMGH38k
— @TheHockeyVines
Of course it must have felt good to throw some shade at his haters. Like this dig at one of his biggest critics Jeremy Roenick.
John Scott burns Roenick 🔥 https://t.co/AownJfZISQ
— @CrosbyMustache
When the NHL is calling you a hero.
Hero http://pic.twitter.com/mZkbkPiCQl
— @NHL
And your teammates give you a Rudy moment.
MVP! http://pic.twitter.com/MOGnVp3hAa
— @SanJoseSharks
And you're pegged as the next cover of NHL17.
Not sure who made this (hats off to whoever did) but this is definitely my vote for the next @EASPORTSNHL game cover http://pic.twitter.com/zPLzAo0xYb
— @NHLnumbers
And fans start campaigning for you to get called back up to the NHL.
#Habs, call him up. Club is in the toilet, he won't hurt, be a lift in the room, and certainly keep peace on the ice. Bell fans will love it
— @afdcaptrb
It makes you wonder...
Who will play John Scott in the made for tv movie?
Through it all, John Scott stayed classy. The lesson here: Keep your head up, your stick on the ice and just know...
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