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The end of the Florida Panthers, Brad Marchand, created a stir during the confrontation of the East Conference of the team against Carolina hurricanes on Saturday night.
Marchand was seen in the locker room during the intermediate after the second period in the game 3 eating some kind of candy of a spoon. He started an ice cream enigma around the Stanley Cup defending champions before what could be the decisive game on Monday.
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An official from the Florida Panthers’ Brad Marchand, #63, is escorted by ice by an official after receiving a misconduct of the game for an altercation with Shayne Gostisbehere of Carolina Hurricanes during the third period of game 1 of the NHL Hockey Stanley Cup, the East Conference finals in Raleigh, North Carolina, on Tuesday, May 20, 2025. (AP Photo/Karl Deblaker)
The former Boston Bruins star was asked after the 6-2 victory of the Panthers if he was really eating a snowstorm by Dairy Queen. The Panthers previously caught the attention after visiting a dairy queen in North Carolina when they stayed close to one while visiting Raleight for games 1 and 2.
“There is no possibility that you were feeding with a snowstorm there, right?” Sportsnet reporter Kyle Bukauskas asked Marchand.
“Yes, that is a small cookie dough storm with chocolate sparks right there,” Marchand replied.
The chief coach of Florida, Paul Maurice, seemed to doubt the claim of Marchand.
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The Panthers Center in Florida, Brad Marchand, #63, goes for the album when the defense of the hurricanes defense of Carolina, Brent Burns, #8, defends during the second period in game 3 of the finals of the East Conference of the Stanley Cup of the NHL on Saturday, May 24, 2025 in Sunrise, Florida. (Photo AP/Lynne Sladky)
“There are cameras everywhere, man. We can no longer go out with anything with anything,” said Maurice. “But that would be a good story.”
Marchand praised the restaurant for his dessert options.
“You can’t overcome it. It’s the best dessert in the world,” Marchand said. “So, it is better that you now get a free offer of life from Lavey Queen. Thank you, friends.”
Whether it was a Lizzard of Queen Meclara or not, the Panthers have clicks well on the Stanley Cup playoffs and reminded the NHL why they are the defenders.
Florida has surpassed Carolina 16-4 in the series.
