Did a baby pee in the Stanley Cup?

The Stanley Cup has been put through a lot of nasty things. None, however, are as nasty as what Kris Draper put the Cup through following Detroit's victory in 1998. Draper put his daughter in the Stanley Cup, which is a cute idea until, of course, the baby soils it by using it as a toilet.

Did a baby poop in the Stanley Cup?

Red Wings forward Kris Draper has now added to the tales surrounding the travels of Lord Stanley's Cup. His daughter pooped in the Stanley Cup. While visiting his native Toronto last month, Draper's diaperless baby, Kamryn, did a number (2) in the Cup.

Has the Stanley Cup been peed in?

The New York Rangers had to pee on the Cup in 1940 to put out a fire they started in it. And in 1924, it was forgotten on the side of the road by the Montreal Canadiens. But never in the 125-year history of the trophy has the Stanley Cup been used for keg stands, until recently.

Did something happen to the Stanley Cup?

On July 12, 2021, during a strong thunderstorm at an outdoor celebration following the conclusion of the Tampa Bay Lightning's victory parade, Patrick Maroon accidentally dropped the Stanley Cup due to the rainy conditions, damaging the bowl.

What has been eaten out of the Stanley Cup?

Poutine. You didn't think this list could go without the mention of at least one Canadian favorite, did you? In case you aren't familiar, poutine is one hot mess of a dish that combines fries, hot cheese curds and gravy.

Has anyone been baptized in the Stanley Cup?

Pittsburgh Penguins forward Josh Archibald used his day with the Cup to baptize his 3-week-old son, Brecken, in a small ceremony in Minnesota.

Has anyone ever lost the Stanley Cup?

A Stanley Cup Caper

It seemed the most logical and safest place for such important pieces of history. But, in a piece of the NHL's lesser-known history, thieves stole the Stanley Cup, along with the Conn Smythe Trophy and the Bill Masterson Trophy, just a few years later.

Who stole the Stanley Cup?

First Nish sprains his ankle falling down the stairs at the CN Tower. Later, key members of the team get caught shoplifting. And during a tour of the Hockey Hall of Fame, Travis overhears two men plotting to swipe the priceless Stanley Cup and hold it for ransom!

Is it the real Stanley Cup?

There are actually three Stanley Cups: the original bowl of the "Dominion Hockey Challenge Cup", the authenticated "Presentation Cup", and the spelling-corrected "Permanent Cup" on display at the Hockey Hall of Fame whenever the Presentation Cup is not available.

Has anyone won the Stanley Cup three times in a row?

Toronto Maple Leafs (1962, 1963)

The Toronto Maple Leafs won three straight Stanley Cups between 1962 and '64, and the '63 team was their best.

Do hockey players pee in the Stanley Cup?

To celebrate, the Rangers lit the mortgage on fire while it was in the Cup, causing the Cup to light on fire. Not to worry, though, the players put out the fire with their urine. Some say that's the reason why the team had to wait until 1994 to win the Stanley Cup again.

Does the Stanley Cup float?

The 1991 Pittsburgh Penguins and 1993 Montreal Canadiens decided to test its buoyancy by tossing it into Mario Lemieux's and Patrick Roy's respective pools ("The Stanley Cup"—noted then-Canadiens captain Guy Carbonneau—"does not float.").

Did people poop in the Stanley Cup?

Babies Have Pooped In It (But Jackie The Joke Man Didn't)

Every time you see a player take a big swig from the Cup, remember that former Detroit Red Wing Kris Draper put his newborn daughter into the bowl and she proceeded to make it her own, baby-poo style.

Who is Canada's favorite NHL team?

Among Canadian fans of the National Hockey League (NHL), the majority supported either the Montreal Canadians or the Toronto Maple Leafs, followed by the rest of the teams on a relatively even scale.

Can fans touch the Stanley Cup?

When the Cup is on display to the public, people are allowed to touch it, but they cannot lift it. Lifting the Cup is reserved for those who have won it. But hockey lore says someone who touches the Cup but has not won it will never win it. As for the players who win the Cup, they can do anything with it.

Who engraves the Stanley Cup?

Louise St. Jacques is the personal engraver of the Stanley Cup, the trophy's artisan scribe. She is one of just four people to ever officially have the job. “I am very fortunate and proud to engrave the Cup,” St.

Where is the Stanley Cup kept?

Last presented in the late 1960s, the Original Stanley Cup has a permanent home in the vault at the Hockey Hall of Fame and is rarely taken out for public viewing.

How long does a name stay on the Stanley Cup?

A player's name appears on the Stanley Cup for at least 52 years and as many as 65, depending on where a team is engraved on a band.

How did the Stanley Cup get dented?

The Cup was dented by Lightning forward Pat Maroon, who accidentally fell. “It was obviously raining and it was wet,” Maroon told the Tampa Bay Times. “I went to lift it, and I went backwards with it. I slipped and [Cup keeper] Phil [Pritchard] helped me up and the Cup went back on its end.”

How much is the Stanley Cup ring worth?

Each ring usually cost between $20,000 to $25,000.

Who was the last hockey player without a helmet?

The last player to play without a helmet was Craig MacTavish, who played his final game during the 1996–97 season for the St.

How many people have been baptized in the Stanley Cup?

Two babies have been baptized in the Cup. The first was Sylvain Lefebvre's daughter, who was baptised after the Colorado Avalanche won in 1996. The second was Tomas Holmström's niece.

Who did Josh Archibald win a Cup with?

He was recalled to the Pittsburgh in late March and competed in the 2017 Stanley Cup Finals, lifting the Stanley Cup after teammate Jake Guentzel. On July 12, 2017, Archibald re-signed with the Penguins on a two-year, one-way contract with an average annual value of $675,000.

What happens if the Stanley Cup gets damaged?

Following the mishap, the Hockey Hall of Fame's "Keepers of the Cup" were seen carrying the Stanley Cup around with a blanket covering the damaged bowl and loading it into a car. According to ESPN's Greg Wyshynski, the Stanley Cup will be sent back to Canada to be repaired.

Why is Stanley Cup called that?

That's the price Sir Frederick Arthur Stanley, Lord Stanley of Preston and son of the 14th Earl of Derby, paid for the original bowl-shaped trophy, which he planned to present to the "the champion hockey team in the Dominion of Canada." It was to be a reminder of his time as Canada's governor general.