A dozenNHL players had the opportunity to play summer hockey for a good cause. Da Beauty League, the famedfour-on-four offseason league featuring players with ties to Minnesota, took time Riley Greene Jersey in between playoff games to host a showcase game with players fromMinnesota Special Hockey,a modified ice hockey program in Minnesota for players of all ages with developmental disabilities. Sorry we hung so many on you boys last night and . You made it a great night. Thanks for being such good sports and great goalies for the . MN Special Hockey (@MNSpecialHockey) Minnesota Wild forward Jason Zucker was on the ice with his nephew, 13-year-old Caden Hronski,for the first time during the showcase. "I hadn't been on the ice with him before, so that was a first time for me,"Zuckersaid."We had a lot of fun. He scored a goal and I think he got an a sist too. His stat sheet was better than mine today, so that was good." Because . winger joined his nephew Caden for 's Unified Showcase game. Minnesota Wild (@mnwild) Nate Schmidt, Zach Parise, Brock Boeser, Erik Haula, Dustin Byfuglien, Tyler Pitlick and Nick Leddyalso participated. They're all regulars in Da Beauty League, a lighthearted but competitiveleague NHL players use to stay in shape over the summer, raising money and awarene s for charitable causes. Zucker and his wife, Carly, also hosted a stick drive on the night of the showcase for Zucker's Give16 Campaign. More than 100 sticks were donated to theZucker Family Suite and Broadcast Studio and the University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital. This Game is Beautiful Da Beauty League (@DaBeautyLeague) Jim Bunning Jersey