The Los Angeles Kings ice crew member made the save of the day.
Pop group Fifth Harmony was supposed to sing the Star-Spangled Banner before the 2017 Honda NHL All-Star Game on Sunday, but a group member fell ill so they canceled.
With roughly 10 minutes notice, Daniels was told she would go on.
No rehearsal. No warmup.
No problem.
In front of a packed house at the Staples Center, Daniels absolutely crushed.
"I felt so honored and was so excited and I really wanted to help any way that I could,"
Daniels told
. "I kinda looked around at everyone. I wanted to take in every moment. I was happy the fans cheered with support."
Daniels also got to present the $1 million check to the Metropolitan Division team and the MVP award to Philadelphia Flyers forward Wayne Simmonds.
"It was such an incredible weekend to just be in the arena this weekend let alone be a part of it in such an amazing way. So, so honored. And to give away the MVP away was just unforgettable," Daniels said.
After her performance, she's in line for her own MVP award.
