, with Flom using levitating pucks, mind reading, hockey cards and a magic whiteboard to fool some the biggest stars in the League, including Alex Ovechkin, P.K. Subban and Sidney Crosby. The videos include surprise celebrity cameos and incredible player reactions to the tricks.
"P.K. was boss. He had a great reaction to the magic," Flom said. "P.K. was almost angry at the magic. The magic happens, and he turns and he looks at the camera and says 'What are you guys doing here? I'm not OK with any of this.' It was really fun.
"I think the other player I really loved hanging out with was Alex Ovechkin. We had this trick we do for him where I'm able to manipulate a deck of cards using a hockey stick, and he said I was surgical with that hockey stick, and coming from Alex that's pretty high praise."
Flom flawlessly executed the tricks, including some that he was trying for the first time for the players.
"Some of these tricks we didn't get to test on anybody," Flom said. "The very first time they were seen were for that particular hockey player in front of the camera. That's a crazy thing."
The 33-year-old has done magic on shows like "Ellen," "Rachael Ray," and "The Late, Late Show with James Corden" and was a finalist on the most recent season of "The World's Best." He is from Eden Prairie, Minnesota but lives in Las Vegas and calls himself a Vegas Golden Knights fan. He grew up in a household of magicians and says he's been doing magic since he was 2 years old.
"My dad was a magician. My uncle was a magician," Flom said. "From a very young age, I was working on sleight of hand and figure out how to do these impossible things, and I just dove headfirst into magic.
"It all kind of started with growing up in a magic home, with a dad as a magician and being told 'hey, this isn't impossible. You can do it.'"
