Tampa Bay Lightning Players Dent Stanley Cup During Boat Parade Celebration
By Fox News // July 14, 2021
Stanley Cup Trophy Heads to Montreal for repairs
The @stanleycup is on the move 🗣🗣🗣 pic.twitter.com/2ZYTNiA0lw
— Tampa Bay Lightning (@TBLightning) July 12, 2021
(FOX) – Another championship in Tampa Bay, another boat parade, and another trophy fiasco.
The Tampa Bay Lightning celebrated their second consecutive Stanley Cup win on Monday but fans on social media were shocked when a picture circulated of forwarding Pat Maroon holding the 128-year-old trophy with a massive dent in the Cup.
The @StanleyCup did sustain some damage during today’s festivities. It’ll be sent to Montreal for repairs and be back to resume Cup celebration with @TBLightning next weekend pic.twitter.com/MEbZGZFxSD
— Joe Smith (@JoeSmithTB) July 12, 2021
But hockey fans – especially those who have yet to see their team hoist the coveted Cup – can rest easy knowing that the real trophy resides at the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, where it’s been since 1970.
The one damaged during Monday’s celebration is the “Presentation Cup,” according to the Tampa Bay Times.
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