The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers

Lauren Graham portrays Alex Morrow, a dedicated single mother who finds herself leading a group of misfit hockey players. Alex is determined to prove that everyone deserves a chance to play and find their place in the world of hockey.

Emilio Estevez reprises his role as Gordon Bombay, the legendary coach of the original Mighty Ducks team. Gordon, who has lost his passion for the game, is drawn back into the hockey world when he is approached to coach the new team.

Josh Duhamel plays Colin Cole, a charismatic and influential sports program founder. Colin takes an interest in the new team and becomes an ally and mentor to the players, offering them guidance and support.

Brady Noon portrays Evan Morrow, Alex's son who is initially cut from the Mighty Ducks team. Evan becomes a key player in forming the new team, using his determination and skills to help his friends find their place in the world of hockey.

Maxwell Simkins plays Nick Ganz, a hockey enthusiast and new member of the team. Nick brings his unique sense of humor and unwavering loyalty to his friends, contributing to the team's camaraderie and shared goals.

Swayam Bhatia portrays Sofi Hanson-Bhatt, a talented figure skater who joins the team. Sofi brings her grace and finesse to the game, showcasing her skills and challenging traditional stereotypes in the world of hockey.

Luke Islam plays Jaden 'Koob' Koobler, a passionate hockey player and member of the new team. Koobler's enthusiasm and never-give-up attitude inspire the team, pushing them beyond their limits and helping them discover their true potential.

Bella Higginbotham portrays Lauren Gibby, a skilled athlete and member of the new team. Lauren's determination and competitive spirit add depth to the team, as she strives to prove her abilities and make her mark in the world of hockey.