The Stanley Cup visited the Humboldt Broncos memorial site on Friday

BarDown Staff

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Chandler Stephenson is a Stanley Cup champion with the Washington Capitals and on Friday, it was the Saskatoon native's day with arguably the greatest trophy in sports.

Being from Saskatchewan, Stephenson made the decision to bring the Cup to Humboldt and the Cup was brought to the memorial site for the Broncos.

#StanleyCup visits Humboldt Broncos memorial site. While their Stanley Cup dreams went unfulfilled, we thought we’d bring Stanley to them. God Bless 🎚 RIP Saskatchewan highway intersection #35 & #335) @NHL @HockeyHallFame @HumboldtBroncos #HumboldtStrong pic.twitter.com/ST3eUfXCIg
— Philip Pritchard (@keeperofthecup) August 24, 2018

Friday is Humboldt Hockey Day at the Elgar Petersen Unipiex and Stephenson isn't the only NHL player on hand for the event.

Stephenson will be joined by fellow players B. Schenn, S. Hartnell, A. Graves, W. Redden, J. Manson, T. Hamonic, M. Jankowski, B. Kulak, B. Manning, R. Murray, T. Leier, B. McNabb, N. Nogier, C. Joseph, L. Pederson, C. Hobbs, C. Campoli and A. Ference. #HumboldtStrong
— Humboldt Broncos (@HumboldtBroncos) August 22, 2018

Chandler Stephenson arrives in a Humboldt Strong shirt, carrying the Stanley Cup, escorted by Mounties. pic.twitter.com/L3xvs34tvN
— Nick Cotsonika (@cotsonika) August 24, 2018

The Hockey Hall of Fame reached into the archives and created an exhibit focusing on players from Saskatchewan, like Gordie Howe and Humboldt’s Glenn Hall. pic.twitter.com/oA5zX9pGVS
— Nick Cotsonika (@cotsonika) August 24, 2018

We hope everyone in Humboldt enjoys the day with the Stanley Cup as the hockey world and the entire country continues to be #HumboldtStrong

(H/T: Keeper Of The Cup)