The Florida Panthers’ Stanley Cup victory has set the hockey world ablaze, igniting celebrations that are already being called legendary. In the aftermath of their historic win over the Edmonton Oilers, the Panthers’ locker room transformed into a stage for unforgettable moments, wild antics, and a tidal wave of social media buzz.

From spontaneous jokes to unexpected online posts, the players have given fans plenty to talk about, but perhaps no one stole the spotlight quite like Brad Marchand. The veteran forward, known for his fiery personality and unpredictable flair, turned the championship festivities into a viral sensation. As teammates reveled in their hard-fought triumph, Marchand’s actions—both on and off the ice—captured the spirit of a team united not just by victory, but by humor and camaraderie.

His playful approach and willingness to stir the pot brought a fresh, entertaining twist to the traditional Stanley Cup celebration. With every new post and every inside joke, the Panthers’ party made headlines, showing the world that this was more than just a win; it was a moment of pure joy and unforgettable mischief that fans won’t soon forget.

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The Florida Panthers’ celebrations following their Stanley Cup victory are already unforgettable.

We’ve seen several moments that quickly lit up the web, including those now-famous comments from Sam Bennett and defenseman Aaron Ekblad.

But that’s not all.. Former Boston Bruins forward Brad Marchand also gave us some incredible moments.

Brad Marchand slips up a bit, but we love it!

Let’s just say it was another sleepless night for the Panthers players.

But he especially slipped up a bit on social media.

Brad Marchand taunted all his teammates’ former teams.

It definitely sparked a lot of reactions.

“While he was with his teammates celebrating the team’s win, he started posting Instagram stories.

And there was one theme in particular in his photos.

Which one? Thanking all his teammates’ former teams for helping the Panthers build a club.”

– Charles-Alexis Brisebois, DLC

He posted a photo of Sam Bennett to thank the Calgary Flames, a photo of Sergei Bobrovsky to thank the Columbus Blue Jackets, a photo of Sam Reinhart to thank the Buffalo Sabres.. and so on!

Everyone got a shoutout, even the Winnipeg Jets for Paul Maurice.

Matthew Tkachuk and Sam Reinhart joined the trend by thanking the Boston Bruins for trading Marchand to the Panthers.