One shift, one shot, one goal.
John Scott did what he was destined to do Sunday: open the scoring for the Pacific Division at the All-Star Game. The Internet reacted accordingly:
John Scott is proof that if the NHL has a problem in Arizona and moves it to Canada, good things happen.
— Down Goes Brown (@DownGoesBrown) February 1, 2016
John Scott now has more All-Star goals than Sidney Crosby 💁🏻
— Detroit Red Wings (@DetroitRedWings) January 31, 2016
haha the NHL didn’t want this haha
— Sean Gentille (@seangentille) January 31, 2016
Helluva game #JohnScott ! Please don't hurt me...... #NHLAllStar
— Strombone (@strombone1) February 1, 2016
John Scott may get a lifetime invite at All-Star Game for making it fun and different.
— Martin Biron (@martybiron43) January 31, 2016
👏👏👏Great show, 3-3 Great format, Fun to watch @NHL All-Star game👍👍👍 And 💪John Scott 2goals...wow!
— Teemu Selanne (@TeemuSel8nne) February 1, 2016
“John Scott, nuclear weapon.” - coach Sutter pic.twitter.com/OtUug06teL
— LA Kings (@LAKings) January 31, 2016
John Scott for MVP!
— Henrik Lundqvist (@HLundqvist30) February 1, 2016
Really enjoyed watching the games, but best part so far without a doubt is the performance by the big guy! #NHLAllstar
In the #NHLAllStar Game, Captain John Scott scores for Team Pacific.
He has 5 career regular season goals.
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) January 31, 2016
Best thing about John Scott at ASW is that we're spending two nights celebrating enforcers...Two less nights calling for their extinction.
— Eric Engels (@EricEngels) January 31, 2016
Scott scores on first shift, gets ovation. Hockey Gods are smiling on him
— Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) January 31, 2016
Saying "John Scott scored a goal" is about as foreign as saying "The Toronto Maple Leafs are good this year"
— NHL Humor (@TheNHLHumor) January 31, 2016
It's John Scott's world, we're just temporarily living in it.
— Helene Elliott (@helenenothelen) January 31, 2016
— LA Kings (@LAKings) January 31, 2016
