Trevor Zegras has fit right in with Philadelphia. He had a career season and proved that he had plenty more to give when put into the right situation. He has certainly become a fan favorite as well. And sometimes, it has nothing to do with what he has done on the ice.
Zegras has shown his humorous side in various ways. Often, he says things that make you wonder what is going on in his brain. But he has provided everyone with a different style of enjoyment this time around. Partnering with companies and posting sponsored ads is nothing new for athletes these days. Zegras' most recent endeavour into that world was with Hulu.
He suited up in full pads and skates, took a seat on the couch, and checked out the various things the streaming platform has to offer. First, he threw the gloves off in frustration when watching a women's soccer match, calling for a foul. He was later invested in an episode of Welcome to Wrexham. And lastly, he sheds a few tears when turning on Zootopia 2.
And his teammates, both former and current, let him know exactly how they felt about it. One of the more hilarious ones came from Noah Cates, who tagged Tyson Foerster and essentially asked aloud how much money it took Zegras to sign up for this. Meanwhile, Foerster just wanted to have the login information, maybe to watch a little Zootopia himself. Which, by the way, Garrett Wilson agreed that "Zootopia 2 slaps." We can all agree Denver Barkey or Alex Bump taught Wilson that word, right?
Speaking of Barkey, who famously moved in with Zegras, he was just amazed that he needed to leave the house, and this was the result of it.
trevor zegras did a hulu ad and all his teammates (past and present) jumped for joy at the new material they had to bully him withðŸ˜ðŸ˜ pic.twitter.com/h4maBXy534
— ellie (@bearmandrysdale) May 20, 2026
The list goes on and on, and there's a good chance Zegras may never live this down. Though he had to have known exactly what he was getting himself into with this one. And there are pretty good odds that he is clowning himself for this as well. Or in his best deadpan voice, talking about all the good things Hulu has to offer.
After all, he is a Hulu partner now. Even if Travis Sanheim refuses to believe that any of this is real.
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