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Originally Posted by Dr. Tran
The names actually aren't stamped onto the Cup until mid-September.
The Touch | Impact! NHL.com's Online MagazineEvery September, the Hall of Fame delivers the Stanley Cup to Louise St. Jacques in Old Montreal along with a list of names approved by the NHL to be engraved on the Cup.
These are my favorite by far. So much so that I've come back multiple times to see them. I already gave karma and "liked" so all I can do now is say thanks again for posting these amazing photos. My #1 favorite is Penner.The team made it to Dodger Stadium with the Cup - here are Dustin Penner and Anze Kopitar:
So cool, I love Martin Short/Jiminy Glick.
I'm sure it was that way the whole time they were there.I think my favorite part about these Vegas pictures is that it's just them in the hot tub together. no girls anywhere to be found. can't say I was expecting that.
who needs women when you have the Cup, I guess.
Not only drinking chocolate milk...blowing bubbles in it. I think we've got a couple of rebels on our hands
This is my favorite. Dustin Brown's kids drinking chocolate milk out of the cup. I hope they used Quik at least & not a Yoo-hoo.
how did you guys find out the Cup was going to be at TSC? I live about 5 minutes away from there and I didn't find out the Cup was there until it was too late.
"Hockey won't hold still to give you a better look. You wouldn't want it to anyway. It's the action that makes the possibilities endless."
My brother told me right at around 1 oclock... really random. He knows somebody who works for the team, must have heard it through him? Doesn't seem like there was a formal announcement anywhere. I almost didn't believe him and figured it was some kind of misunderstanding, but saw a few people on Twitter saying they were standing in line and sure enough there was a super long line outside of TSC.
Not to downplay it at all, (it is always an amazing experience to see the Cup, and I'm so happy I finally got to touch it!), but it was VERY rushed. Get in, take a picture, get out. ONE picture per group. This was good to get more people in and out obviously, but you kind of want to spend a bit more than 30 seconds in the room! I'm sure we'll all get plenty of opportunities to see it and maybe even have a minute or two to enjoy it.
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