Florida Panthers forward and newly crowned Stanley Cup champion Matthew Tkachuk fires shots at the Edmonton Oilers at their Stanley Cup parade.
Even though it was raining in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Sunday, the Florida Panthers parade was still in full swing, with fans showing up to the beach to celebrate with the team.
During the parade, Matthew Tkachuk chirped the Edmonton Oilers in a savage way, eluding to the fact that they had nice weather, but no Stanley Cup to enjoy it.
«Heard it's 70 degrees and sunny in Edmonton, but they ain't got no Cup.» The Florida Panthers beat the Edmonton Oilers 2-1 in Game 7 to win the Stanley Cup, and there's clearly no love lost between Tkachuk and the Oilers.
Fans were lined up everywhere along the beach for the parade, with some Panthers players tossing beach balls into the crowd as they enjoyed the parade from the road. Fans and players alike have been waiting for this moment to come, as this is Stanley cup number one on Florida's franchise history.
Tkachuk and his family are certainly living the dream on Sunday afternoon, as Matthew was seen chugging a drink from a mini Stanley Cup, and his father, NHL legend Keith Tkachuk, was seen smoking a victory cigar. The Tkachuk family sure does know how to celebrate!
Source: Hockey Latest
Matthew Tkachuk chirps the city of Edmonton during Stanley Cup parade
Matthew Tkachuk chirps the city of Edmonton during Stanley Cup parade
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