"Outdid himself this year" "Gangstas": NHL fans react to Marc-Andre Fleury's hilarious yet iconic McLovin Halloween costume

Former Pittsburgh Penguins star goalie Marc-Andre Fleury had fans laughing with his Halloween costume as McLovin from the movie Superbad. B/R Open Ice shared the picture on social media, calling him “McFleury.”

They tweeted:

"IT’S YOU …. MCFLEURY 👇 Marc-Andre Fleury with an iconic McLovin Halloween costume 🤣 (via IG/vlaroseefleury, h/t @dailyfleury )"

Fleury dressed in a brown vest, white shirt, and glasses, perfectly mimicking McLovin's look. He even had a fake ID badge like the one from the movie.

NHL fans quickly reacted to Marc-Andre Fleury's McLovin look.

One fan said, “Fleury 🌸 outdid himself this year. Love it!”

Another commented simply, “Gangstas.”

"Im from Pittsburgh so when I was growing up I used to think McFlurrys from McDonald’s were named after Fleury😭" one fan said.

Fans loved Fleury's fun, lighthearted costume, adding to his already playful personality off the ice. Here are some more reactions on X:

"Holy f*ck. McDonald’s should’ve never let the Penguins lose Flower. Between aside pregame and McFleury.." one fan said.

"At first I thought this was a then and now photo and I go, no way that’s flower. And than I read the tweet That’s a great costume" another said.

"I continue to believe that this man is the human embodiment of a puppy." a fan wrote.

"I love it, that's a McLovin costume for the ages, Fleury definitely brought the heat this Halloween" another wrote.

Marc-Andre Fleury talks about final NHL Season

Marc-Andre Fleury recently talked about his last NHL season. He smiled and joked about the retirement questions he gets:

“The funny thing is, last year, everybody asked everywhere we went: ‘Are you going to retire? Are you going to retire? So this year, I figured I’d just tell everybody I’m retiring, but sounds like I’m still going to be asked about it everywhere we go anyway.”

Fleury is a Hall of Famer with three Stanley Cup titles and many NHL records, including second-most wins.

Fleury does not want any special treatment this season. He said,

“I don’t want any special treatment. I just want to go, look around, bring back some memories from my time here, but definitely not looking forward to any special treatment. Don’t need that. We’re good.”

Fleury has signed a one-year, $2.5 million contract with the Minnesota Wild. He wants to do better than his last season when the Wild missed the playoffs for the first time in 18 years.