With the Edmonton Oilers still rolling after a major turnaround in their season from early on, an incident over the weekend shows members of the team haven't forgotten where they came from. Two Oilers in particular are being hailed as heroes after stopping to help people stuck in the snow.
Both Hyman and Nugent Hopkins are known for their leadership on the ice, and it looks like that attitude spills over into all aspects of their lives. It may seem like a small gesture, but it was one that certainly wasn't mandatory for either of them.
Hyman, 31, is having his best season ever in the NHL in terms of goals, and currently sits at 42 in 58 games. Add another 19 assists for 61 points in total. Nugent-Hopkins has dropped off somewhat from what was a career season last year where he scored 104 points. However, he's shown time and time again that he's a huge part of this Oilers team, and will be a valued teammate going into the playoffs.