Stanley cup removed from the Florida Panthers after wild celebrations
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The Panthers have been all over social media with their Stanley Cup celebrations from the parade to the team taking it swimming in the ocean.
The keeper of the cup officially packed it up last night to make the trip to Montreal to have the Panthers entire team engraved into it by Louise St Jacques before being passed around the each player throughout the summer.
According to NHL.com, Phil Prichard, the keeper of the Cup, packed up the Stanley Cup after a late and festive night following the championship celebration on Sunday in Fort Lauderdale.
On Monday, Prichard flew to Montreal where he handed over the Stanley Cup to Louise St. Jacques, who will work on engraving the names of the 52 players and staff members into the silverware.
According to Dave Stubbs' article on NHL.com, St. Jacques had to disassemble the trophy, then repair 'the damage and polish the silver and nickel alloy.'"
- George Richards
On Monday, Prichard flew to Montreal where he handed over the Stanley Cup to Louise St. Jacques, who will work on engraving the names of the 52 players and staff members into the silverware.
According to Dave Stubbs' article on NHL.com, St. Jacques had to disassemble the trophy, then repair 'the damage and polish the silver and nickel alloy.'"
- George Richards
Apparently the Stanley Cup will also have some repairs done as it has been damaged throughout the Panthers celebrations.
Source: Maker Zone
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