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Capitals' video coach uses Stanley Cup as a margarita glass
The Washington Capitals have set an unprecedentedly high standard for what a Stanley Cup championship celebration should look like.
And while many of the players have demonstrated their partying abilities, the team’s video coach, Brett Leonhardt, certainly put the trophy to good use.
On August 4 in Grand Bend, Ontario, Leonhardt’s friends and family witnessed one of the biggest and most expensive margarita glasses ever.
One of my favorite moments from Brett’s day w/ the Cup is when Lord Stanley became the largest margarita! 💚 pic.twitter.com/cQuocIZvTb
— Logan Leonhardt (@JLoganLeonhardt) August 4, 2018
And it wouldn’t be a party unless Grandpa got in on the action, and Leonhardt’s grandfather, Lester, a World War II veteran, took a swig from the trophy.
Even Grandpa Lester at 95 got a good drink! 💚#WWIIVet #stanleycupmargaritas pic.twitter.com/2HZvfFmeRn
— Logan Leonhardt (@JLoganLeonhardt) August 4, 2018
The Capitals’ staff member also made sure to give back to his community. Aside from using it for margaritas, the 35-year also brought the trophy back to his childhood rink, the New Hamburg Community Centre for kids and community members to see.
I’d have to say, Leonhardt definitely didn’t disappoint with his opportunity to celebrate with the Stanley Cup.
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