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Through his personal ticket program, he invites these groups to the SAP Center with full perks tickets, parking passes, and food vouchers, so they can...

So can the whole Sharks experience before a special post-game meet-and-greet with him.

The spark hit after Ferraro joined a Sharks Foundation Hockey Fights Cancer event back in November, where he connected with kids and parent spacing.

Tough diagnoses.

That moment stuck with him, pushing him to create ongoing support as the NHL's Hockey Fights Cancer ambassador.

For these families, it's pure relief, a break from hospital runs and treatments to laugh, cheer, and bond over hockey as a unit.

Ferraro's hands-on approach builds real relationships that last beyond one night.

His initiative keeps rolling through the season, with more families hosted and deeper connections formed each time.

In the end, Ferraro proves Sharks hockey hits different extending off the ice to deliver hope and unity right when families need it most.

I'm Corey with the story.

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On April 3rd, a video just dropped showing a group of Dallas Stars fans at American Airlines Center throwing up what looked like Nazi salutes during the Teens win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on December 21st.

The arena jumped on it quick, launching an internal probe into the whole mess.

The footage first hit Reddit before blowing up on X, capturing the fans syncing their gestures to the beat of the Stars' longtime goal song, Puck Off, by Pantera.

Meanwhile, fans are buzzing online, calling for bans since the Stars are crushing it this year, second in the Central Division after topping one.

100 points for the fourth straight season.

No fresh details on identities yet, and the Stars themselves haven't chimed in publicly.

The investigation rolls on, with questions about how widespread it was.

As Dallas eyes the playoffs, keeping the focus on the ice means handling the Swift stay tuned for whatever comes next from the probe.