Photos Show Damage to Stanley Cup During Florida Panthers Celebrations
- The Florida Panthers won their second consecutive Stanley Cup by beating the Edmonton Oilers in six games on Tuesday night at home.
- The team celebrated vigorously in Fort Lauderdale, but this led to damage to the Stanley Cup's bowl and bottom as the festivities began.
- The Stanley Cup has a lengthy history of being mishandled and sustaining damage, including incidents such as the Tampa Bay Lightning dropping it during their 2021 boat parade and the Colorado Avalanche causing dents on the ice when they won the championship the next year.
- A Hockey Hall of Fame representative confirmed that those responsible for the Cup are addressing the damage and aim to have it restored before Sunday’s parade celebrating the victory.
- The Panthers’ celebrations continue a tradition of intense postseason revelry that often results in the Cup incurring wear, but repairs maintain its condition for future champions.
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As celebrations continue, Florida Panthers chip & dent Stanley Cup
Stanley Cup Trophy — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Leonard Zhukovsky The Florida Panthers are undoubtedly having a great time celebrating their Stanley Cup win, but the trophy itself has suffered as a result. Photographs taken during the festivities revealed that the trophy’s bottom was dented and its bowl had cracked as the Panthers’ celebrations got underway. According to Reuters, the incidents took place just hours after Florida defeated the Edmon…


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Photos show damage to Stanley Cup during Florida Panthers celebrations
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