Wednesday marks exactly one month in which the Florida Panthers have been Stanley Cup champions.
It was on Monday night, June 24th, that the Panthers defeated the Edmonton Oilers in Game 7 at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise.
Considering the dramatic way the series unfolded, with Florida winning the first three games and then Edmonton winning the next three, there couldn’t have been much more drama and intrigue that night.
In the days and weeks that followed, we spent a lot of time here at THN Florida discussing and dissecting many of the celebrations that followed the emotional victory.
One of the things we didn’t do was publish the order in which the Panthers players hoisted Lord Stanley’s Cup during the postgame celebrations.
Of course, things started with Florida captain Sasha Barkov receiving the Cup from NHL commissioner Gary Bettman.
There, he traveled to 27 different Panthers until ending up in the hands of his coach, Paul Maurice.
Here is the order in which the Stanley Cup was raised after the Panthers won Game 7:
Sasha Barkov
Sergei Bobrovsky
Kyle Okposo
Oliver Ekman-Larsson
Sam Bennett
Sam Reinhart
Aaron Ekblad
Dmitri Kulikov
Matthew Tkachuk
Vladimir Tarasenko
Brandon Montour
Carter Verhaeghe
Eetu Luostarinen
Niko Mikkola
Gustav Forsling
Cousins Nick
Ryan Lomberg
Anton Lundell
Evan Rodrigues
Kevin Stenlund
Jonas Gadjovich
Josh Mahura
Steve Lorentz
Anthony Stolarz
Uvis Balinskis
Tobias Bjornfot
Spencer Knight
Paulo Maurício
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