Thunderbirds 'Teddy Bear Toss' fills ice with toys for kids

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The Springfield Thunderbirds hosted their annual Teddy Bear Toss during a sold-out game against the Bruins on Saturday, where fans donated stuffed animals to be given to local children.
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Back here in western Massachusetts, it's
the season of giving. Twin2 News
reporter Victoria Buddy joins us live in
studio with how the Thunderbirds are
helping the community.
Nicole, toys everywhere inside the
Thunderdome. You could barely even see
the ice. And the Thunderbirds say this
is what makes the annual teddy bear toss
so special.
>> A teddy bear toss to remember. The
Springfield Thunderbirds taking on the
Bruins in a soldout game for their
annual theme night. Thousands throwing
out stuffed animals they want to donate
after the T-Ird scored their first goal,
including me.
Fans happy to cheer on their favorite
team and help those in need this
holiday. Making sure everyone has
something under the tree.
>> So, my wife picked them up somewhere. Uh
she's really thrifty and likes to find
unique stuff like this. So, I'm not I'm
sure not a lot of kids have toys like
these kicking around.
>> This time of year means everything. You
know, we've been through some hard times
ourselves, so to give back is a good
feeling.
>> All toys this year will be donated to
local children. Some people even
bringing bags full of toys to the game,
sharing they wouldn't want to miss this
theme night.
>> I have been a season ticket holder since
the coliseum days. I live for hockey.
Summertime I have withdrawals, but I
love my hockey.
>> This game was sold out and if you'd like
to see them play at home next, you can
on the 27th. That game starts at five
o'clock. working for you. Victoria
Buddy, 22 News.
