Shea Weber Almost Beats Zdeno Chara’s 108.8-MPH Hardest Shot Record (Video)
Zdeno Chara’s record is safe for another year.
Nashville Predators defenseman Shea Weber won the hardest shot competition for the second year in a row with a 108.1-mph blast Saturday night during the 2016 NHL All-Star Skills Competition. He just missed out on breaking Chara’s 108.8-mph record, set in 2012.
You can see Weber’s attempt at history in the video below.
108.1 MPH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!#NHLAllStar @PredsNHL pic.twitter.com/PEoe1Zsn4B
— NBC Sports Hockey (@NBCSportsHockey) January 31, 2016
That certainly put a smile on the Nashville fans’ faces at Bridgestone Arena.
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