You can watch the hilarious video at the Youtube channel for BHTV
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I made some gifs from the video, because it's priceless seeing so many of Pat's teammates trying to imitate is infamous dance moves!
Stats | ||
6 | GP | 7 |
2 | W | 4 |
3 | L | 2 |
1 | OT | 1 |
5 | P | 9 |
0.417 | P% | 0.643 |
2.33 | G/G | 3.29 |
2.83 | GA/G | 2.86 |
25.0 | PP% | 28.0 |
78.6 | PK% | 88.5 |
29.8 | S/G | 30.7 |
30.3 | SA/G | 33.7 |
57.5 | FO% | 49.8 |
Kane had fun-filled, sun-soaked and exhausting days Friday and Saturday as he crisscrossed Buffalo with hockey's most coveted prize. He took it to Niagara Falls, a hospital specializing in cancer treatment, a cemetery to visit the graves of relatives, a hockey rink and his favorite pizzeria, among other stops.
Beyond the reading, there was the discovery of an emotional and spiritual side to Kane, how fiercely loyal he is to friends and family and just how much he wants to be a good man.
"For the past year or so, I've been praying to God every night that he can help me become a better person and help me make a difference not only in sports, but in the world," Kane said Saturday before heading to Chicago, where he was scheduled to bring the Cup onstage at a Jimmy Buffett concert. "Whether that's helping one or two people out, that's what it is. If it's things like (visiting Roswell Park Cancer Institute on Friday), that's even better."
Kane wasn't shy to reveal how emotional he was during Saturday's visit to the graves of his two grandmothers and a family friend.
"I'm an emotional kid, I cried three times," Kane said. "It's just the way I am. I feel like I really have a big heart."
The hero of Game 6 is ready to celebrate what he made possible. Patrick Kane is bringing the Stanley Cup home to South Buffalo on Friday.
Kane, who was maybe the only person in the house that knew his hard-angled shot beat Michael Leighton for the Cup-winning goal, will receive the trophy at his parents house early Friday and spend the better part of a day and a half celebrating in the Buffalo region. Then, early Saturday evening, Kane and some of his buddies are boarding a private plane bound for Chicago because Kane and the Cup are invited guests to a Jimmy Buffet concert.
Kane will bring the Cup on stage during Margaritaville.
Beforehand, though, Kane's schedule is packed.
After receiving the Cup at his parents house Kane is bringing it to Niagara Falls for some cool pictures at Cave of the Winds. We needed to file insurance waivers just to join him there.
After about two hours at the Falls, Kane's entourage is heading to Roswell Park Cancer Institute, where he and the Cup will visit with patients. Kane will then head to a photo opp at the construction site of a new medical building with some ironworkers whom his father is friendly with.
Kane will spend roughly two hours visiting with local police and fire officials and officers at the New Era Cap outlet in Buffalo. He will take more pictures and sign more autographs for Buffalo's finest.
From the cap store, Kane will head out to West Seneca to DJ Spinners, a roller hockey rink, where he and his buddies will play a game of floor hockey for the Cup. Kane told me they play there once a week in the summer.
From Spinners, Kane's entourage travels to Cheektowaga for his private party at Creekside Banquet Facility.
After putting in a full day Friday, Kane has several more hours with the Cup in Buffalo on Saturday before leaving for Chicago. He plans to take it to a cemetary to visit some family grave sites, plus to a rink and a pizza place. Those details are still being ironed out.
Follow Kane's time with the Cup right here on NHL.com.
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Buffalo is getting a gleaming visitor this week.
The Chicago Blackhawks said Monday and Patrick Kane Sr. confirmed today that the Stanley Cup is coming to town Friday, as Patrick Kane's turn to host the trophy has arrived. The Blackhawks' forward and South Buffalo native scored the Cup-winning goal in June, giving members of his organization their own day with the Cup this summer.
Kane Sr. had no information about his son's plans for the Cup but said a news release about the agenda is expected to be released today by the office of Congressman Brian Higgins.
The Cup has had a busy week already. Chicago goaltender Cristobal Huet, a Frenchman, took the trophy to the top of the Eiffel Tower on Monday. After the Cup's handlers haggled with Air France -- which, according to NHL.com, was going deny access to the trophy because of the airline's weight restrictions -- Lord Stanley's chalice made its way to Sweden.
Upon arriving there, Blackhawks defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson took the Cup to a childrens' hospital, a playground barbecue and a parade Tuesday.
WGR News Reporting
Lord Stanley's Cup will be arriving on Friday in Western New York for Patrick Kane of the Chicago Blackhawks.
Here's a quick quote from the Chicago Tribune on what Kane wants to do with Lord Stanley's Cup:
"I am going to take it up to Niagara Falls and try to get some pictures. It is going to be really cool with Niagara Falls in the background."
Click here to read where the cup has been so far!
WGR - Sports Radio 550 will share more details with you as they become available.
"It almost becomes a case that for him to remain in the NHL, there has to be a combination of either someone getting hurt or something unusual happening, opening the door," he said. "Short of that, you have to suck it up and find an alternative outside of the league."
Huet was 26-14-4 for Chicago with a 2.50 goals-against average and an .895 save percentage.
"It's been very difficult for him, but I give extremely high marks to Cristobal," Bartlett said. "It was difficult for him throughout last season [losing his starting role to Niemi], but he was the consummate team guy. He never brought any disappointment to the locker room. He's a character guy. I think Stan and the Blackhawks would reiterate what a terrific guy he is."