Colorado players have earned their celebration.
The Colorado Championships began wildly. The Stanley Cup trophy was also tough. AOP / USA TODAY SPORTS
The Colorado Avalanche players have taken pleasure in winning the Stanley Cup.
In the traditional way, the championship stand runs through the team during the rest of the summer. Before each player takes their turn for a moment to their own party with the Stanley Cup, have fun with the whole team.
Avalanche made a questionable history by beating the trophy in record time, just a couple of minutes after it was handed over to the team.
In the locker room, the going continued wild. Four hits in the final series Valeri Nitshushkin took the earned tricks from the trophy.
The Russian player was also excited to imitate Jukka Tammea in their own style. Wearing a huge championship belt, he had to cover strategic places with a t-shirt.
Colorado Veterans Pack Erik Johnson has represented Colorado since 2011. The win was a big moment for the 34-year-old puck. Johnson needed a moment of his own time on the ice as the rest of the team celebrated the championship in the locker room.
Johnson woke up his first morning as an NHL champion with a pleasant surprise next to him.
The championship was decided at the Tampa Bay home arena in Florida. Colorado’s journey home to Denver was folded by air. After the Stanley Cup was not in someone’s armsit rested safely on the floor of the machine.
The actual celebration parade in downtown Denver will be held on Thursday, June 30th. Before that, the team is still celebrating with each other, as well as after the winning parade.
There is time. The next NHL season kicks off in October.