A moment that will last FOREVER! 😍

A moment that will last FOREVER! 😍



Carolina Hurricanes forward William Carrier takes a quiet moment amongst the celebrations to soak it all in! He is a Stanley Cup CHAMPION!

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  1. If i ever in any life werw in that position that's exactly how id do it. Sit in the corner of the rink and just reflect on all of it for a moment. Love this

  2. No more practices tomorrow.
    No more getting ready for the next series opponent.
    You have completed the arduous climb to the mountain's apex.

    It is fleeting.

  3. Metro-Detroiter living in North Carolina since 1990 and still primarily a Red Wings fan; while the Hurricanes are impressive in player and team development, the native North Carolinian fans who describe the club's success with "We won …", they get truly excited. But they don't know the game. Most can't ice skate.

    They refuse to learn to ice skate.

    "They're as independent as a hog on ice." πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

  4. Thank you Carolina for keeping the Cup in the Eastern Conference and, especially out of the hands of a team propped up from its inception by the league, which wanted a winner in Las Vegas. Too bad, Bettman. One Cup for VGK is already one Cup too many.

  5. YOU can See THAT AMAZING LITTLE TWINKLE IN HIS EYES & REMEMBERING THE 1ST TIME ON THE ICE AS A KID? πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰β€β€β€β€

  6. The guy who scored the last goal in that game: #27 Nikolaj Ehlers. I met him when my son was 10 at the LFA summer camp. He came over to the bench and we talked briefly and he signed my sons jersey. When I took his jersey back to him in the locker room, all of the other kids looked at me like I just announced that it was Christmas. I went back out to Nicky and said he may have a few more customers. I stood there with him, trading him silver and black sharpies while he signed a couple dozen little hockey players' jerseys. Good times. Congrats Nicky.

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