US EditionFlorida Panthers Celebrate Stanley Cup Victory at E11even Miami, Raising Cane’s
- The Florida Panthers clinched the Stanley Cup in Game 6 against the Edmonton Oilers and have started celebrating throughout South Florida, including appearances at the E11even Miami nightclub.
- This victory followed a season of growth, with team leaders describing last year as a dream and this year as an accomplishment reflecting their maturity.
- Key players like Matthew Tkachuk, Sam Bennett, and Aaron Ekblad have expressed commitment to the team despite free agency starting July 1, showing desire to continue the winning core.
- Coach Paul Maurice noted a more relaxed celebration this year, saying, "There's a different feeling to it," while the Stanley Cup suffered minor damage but will be repaired before the parade.
- The Panthers are set for a championship parade on Sunday at Fort Lauderdale Beach, marking the peak of their celebrations before the offseason begins and player contracts come into focus.
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For back-to-back champ Panthers, the celebrations will continue before an important offseason begins (copy)
SUNRISE, Fla. — The Florida Panthers’ Stanley Cup championship festivities have included an all-night celebration at a popular beach bar; crowd surfing, pole climbing and impromptu karaoke at a Miami nightclub; a Brad Marchand appearance at Dairy Queen; a few…
For back-to-back champ Panthers, the celebrations will continue before an important offseason begins
SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) — The Florida Panthers’ Stanley Cup championship festivities have included an all-night celebration at a popular beach bar; crowd surfing, pole climbing and impromptu karaoke at a Miami nightclub; a Brad Marchand appearance at Dairy Queen; a few team dinners and a boat ride. That’s just so far. They insist they’ve got more in them. “We’re not toning it down,” defenseman Aaron Ekblad said. “We just won two Stanley Cups in a row…
Stanley Cup champion grateful for his time in Grand Rapids
A couple of days after winning the Stanley Cup with the Florida Panthers, Tomas Nosek, while relaxing on the beach, paid tribute to the Grand Rapids Griffins, the organization where he got his start in North America.
Florida Panthers celebrate Stanley Cup victory at E11even Miami, Raising Cane’s
By Alex Browning, Aaron Page Click here for updates on this story MIAMI (WSVN) — MIAMI (WSVN) – The Florida Panthers, reigning two-time Stanley Cup champions, are showing no signs of slowing down as they begin a weekend of celebration by hitting a South Florida hotspot. The Comeback Cats have been living it up since
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