Well, now I have another hockey dream come true thanks to the LA Strong charity fundraiser at Crypto.com Arena on Sunday. I was one of the first responders to play in the game, playing on the same team as one of my idols,

Justin Bieber will make a rare public appearance today, as the singer takes to the ice for a charity hockey game benefitting LA wildfire relief. Bieber, Ross Lynch, Steve Carell, Taylor Kitsch and Skylar Astin are among the celebrities participating in the event,

Kings legends Jeff Carter, Jarrett Stoll and Rob Blake join Luc Robitaille’s ‘Skate for LA Strong’ to support relief efforts for Eaton Canyon and Pacific Palisades wildfires.

LOS ANGELES -- Teams come together in different ways, as Skate for LA Strong showed with first responders, celebrities and NHL alumni taking the ice at Crypto.com Arena on Sunday to support relief efforts for the wildfires that devastated greater Los Angeles last month.

Big names like Justin Bieber and Steve Carrell headline the "Skate for LA Strong" event, which is being put on by the Los Angeles Kings and the NHL. On Saturday, the Kings revealed four star-studded rosters that will play a single-elimination tournament at Crypto.

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Over at the Crypto.com Arena, the entertainers alongside many others will hit the ice to bring in money for relief efforts. While Bieber, Steve Carell, and Ross Lynch will serve as players; Snoop, Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn, Danny DeVito, and Cobie Smulders are the evening’s official coaches.

Justin Bieber and Steve Carell laced up their skates along with Hockey Hall of Famers Rob Blake, Mark Messier, Cammi Granato and Jeremy Roenick on Sunday afternoon to support relief funds from the Los Angeles fires.

Celebrities, NHL alumni and local first responders will play a four-team tournament Feb. 23 at Crypto.com Arena in a benefit for the L.A. Fire Relief Fund.

Justin Bieber and Steve Carell joined Hockey Hall of Famers Rob Blake, Mark Messier and Cammi Granato in the 'Skate for LA Strong' wildfire relief benefit hosted by the Kings.

Jason Northgrave was there in early January with the rest of the El Segundo, California, Fire Department battling the Palisades blaze, one of a series of wildfires that has devastated Southern California.