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P.K. Subban As 'Thriller'-Era Michael Jackson Is The NHL's Best Halloween Costume (TWEETS)

Best NHL Player Hallowe'en Costumes Of 2014

The National Hockey League wants to wish you a Happy Halloween! Yes, even now.

Hockey players from all over the league took time out of their busy schedules over the past couple of weeks to don some funny and frightening costumes.

There are some impressive ones — members of the Boston Bruins were adorable as "Frozen" characters — but none have stunned us more than the Canadiens' P.K. Subban as "Thriller"-era Michael Jackson.

Subban sought the help of makeup artist Liza-Marie Charron to pull off the look. Charron transformed the Norris Trophy-winning defenceman into the pop star circa 1983, according to 25Stanley.com.

Hands down, this one is the best. But still, let's give a little credit to some other players who made this scary season one to remember.

(Get it?)

Sid and Nancy

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Austin Powers and Felicity Shagwell... @brookslaich

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Happy Halloween

A photo posted by Dion Phaneuf (@dion_phaneuf3) on

Happy Halloween ..

A photo posted by Nathan Mackinnon (@mackinnon29) on

Halloween 2014 with @vanmorganxo

A photo posted by Nathan Mackinnon (@mackinnon29) on

Swedish pirate and norwegian dolphin! #Halloween

Une photo publiée par matszuccarello (@matszuccarello) le

(With Dion Phaneuf)

Trick or treat @dion_phaneuf3

Une photo publiée par Nazem Kadri (@43kadri) le

Happy Halloween! #TeenageMutantNinjaTurtle #Leo #TrickOrTreat

A photo posted by Brendan Gallagher (@bgally.11) on

This is how I feel on game days.... #happyhalloween

A photo posted by Strombone (@thestrombone1) on

Ready. @jamiebenn14 @leronge #dills

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