Corey

It's the fan appreciation game, sponsored by SAP, shining a light on the loyal crowd that's packed the tank all year with that unbeatable energy.

Right from the door, every fan scores one of two limited edition reusable cooler bags in teal or orange, and plenty are loaded with prizes inside.

Think 100 fans grabbing $35 vouchers for food, drinks, or the pro shop, plus 300 more with $50 ones.

Courtesy of SAP.

Ten lucky ones even snag autographed jerseys, pucks, or mini helmets from Ticketmaster.

You'll hear your favorite season soundtrack with Danny Miller calling the action alongside host Emily Harlan.

Keep an eye out for Sharky handing out top fan buttons and their welcoming online hype man, Will Stevens, from Trailer Park Sports Network for his first live tank experience.

Tying into the team's 35th anniversary and teal reimagination push, big wins include a full suite for Next Next Season, Penthouse Lounge, tickets, summer skate passes at Sharks Ice, and tickets to summer shows like Shakira or WWE.

Post-game, players hand off their game-worn jerseys right on the ice, and 300 fans head to an exclusive party before the team's last road.

Trip.

Kesta Broadcast 2, where John Gustafson joins the crew to break down those fresh SAP Center designs.

This night's all about giving back to Sharks Territory's best fans in the league.

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The American Airlines Center in Dallas is probing a viral video of fans allegedly throwing up Nazi salutes during a Dallas Stars game on December 21st.

Earlier this week, a Reddit post sent the footage exploding online, hitting 4.4 million views across platforms.

Fans nearby were just pumping their fists in excitement, but this stood out clear as day.