The Florida Panthers truly took the meaning of petty to another level.

The 2025 Stanley Cup champions held their festive parade in the streets of Fort Lauderdale Beach on Sunday, just five days after the victory of the Franchise’s series 6 victory over the Edmonton Oilers.

And the Eagle-Eyed administrators of Bleacher Report’s Open Ice Account on X saw an incredible detail in the Instagram story of Panthers defender Nikkola’s girlfriend, Emma Sulonen.

She posted a photo of a trio of players holding sushi and a bottle of business (Japanese rice wine) while she was on a parade bus. Sulonen marked the restaurant, Takatowhich is not far from the Parade route in Fort Lauderdale, in the Conrad Hotel.

The Takato manager told him that the Oilers called him on June 14 on June 14, when the series bound two games to book a piece-to book the restaurant for after Game 6, awaiting the Stanley Cup in Florida, according to the empty Netters-Podcast co-host Dan Powers, which cited Bleacher Report in his post.

“I’m going,” interesting “,” Powers tells During a lively band of the podcast of the Elbo Room Beach Bar Wednesday. “I’m not going to hide from the account, but what I will do as a rat … I have a contact on the Florida Panthers, someone on the inside, and I give them the information. The information makes it on the Whiteboard Prediction 5, a little motivation for the boys. ‘

The plan clearly worked. The Panthers won Game 5 with an emphatic 5-2 score in Edmonton and followed the show with a dominant 5-1 win in Game 6 at home to lift their second consecutive Stanley Cup.

The team went the extra kilometer with that smallness by eating the same championship meal Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl and the rest of the Oilers, hope to tackle.

Florida and his players only start with their well -documented celebrations. Wednesday was the Stanley Cup already Spoken with cracks in his bowl and a dive in its basePresumably to one too many drops by excited Panthers players.

The Shenanigans are all extra salt rubbed in the wounds of Edmonton fans, who waited to see their team regain the NHL crown for the first time since 1990.

The Oilers again carried the hopes and dreams of Canadians after falling to the same Panthers group in the 2024 final, but the country’s Stanley Cup drought continues after 32 years. The Montreal Canad service in 1993 remains the last team to represent the Red Maple Leaf as league champions.