NHL teams spread holiday cheer before Christmas break

It’s beginning to look a lot like a hockey Christmas. The NHL’s teams are decked out in holiday spirit. From original Christmas carols and ugly sweaters, the League’s stars certainly know how to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year.

The St. Louis Blues wives had the tree-mendous idea of buying the team matching holiday sweaters.

New Jersey Devils mascot, NJ Devil, recreated the iconic mailroom scene from “Elf” with vice president of hockey operations Martin Brodeur.

The Minnesota Wild created their own Christmas carol named, “12 Days of Wilderness.”

The Boston Bruins pulled out Santa-themed outfits before their game against the Montreal Canadiens at TD Garden on Tuesday.

Bruins defenseman Hampus Lindholm opted for an elf costume.

Dallas Stars forward Matt Duchene sported a suave green suit with a Santa Claus T-shirt under during player arrivals before their game against the Detroit Red Wings at Little Caesars Arena on Tuesday.

The San Jose Sharks threw an ugly sweater Christmas party earlier in the week.

Sharks forward Ryan Reaves showed up to T-Mobile Arena with a big sack of gifts before the team's game against the Vegas Golden Knights on Tuesday.

Nashville Predators forward Filip Forsberg hit a slam duck with his festive outfit.

The Colorado Avlanche took awkward Christmas photos in ugly sweaters.

Then the Avalanche's admin threw on their own festive attire and received jolly reactions from the team as they arrived at Ball Arena.

The NHL sleighed this holiday season.