Tony Soprano had been reincarnated in a world where sports were entirely different from the ones he knew. However, he was determined to bring the game of hockey to this new world. He began by studying the people and their culture to understand their interests and values. He also sought out other individuals who shared his passion for sports. He realized that the new world lacked the necessary infrastructure for hockey, such as ice rinks and equipment. Therefore, he worked tirelessly to create a grassroots movement to introduce the game to the locals. He began by organizing street hockey games in public places, such as parks and open spaces, using makeshift equipment.

As the popularity of the game grew, Soprano and his team started attracting sponsors and investors who saw the potential for the game to grow into a mainstream sport in the new world. With the support of the community, they began building ice rinks, acquiring proper equipment, and training new players.

To gain more exposure for the sport, Soprano also began organizing exhibitions and tournaments, inviting other players from different parts of the world to participate. The games drew large crowds and captured the attention of the media, which helped to further promote the game. In time, the game of hockey grew into a beloved sport in the new world, with the hockey player being hailed as a pioneer for bringing it to the people. His passion and determination had paid off, and he was proud to see how far the game had come in this alternate dimension.