Matthew Tkachuk takes a shot at Edmonton after winning Stanley Cup
Matthew Tkachuk and the Florida Panthers have clinched the Stanley Cup, triumphing over the Edmonton Oilers in a nail-biting 2-1 Game 7.
After their victory, Tkachuk couldn't resist a playful dig at Edmonton, a nod back to his rivalry days with the Calgary Flames. Speaking during the post-game celebrations on Sportsnet, Tkachuk gave a shoutout to his Calgary fans.
"You know I couldn't let Edmonton win."
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Tkachuk made a big impact throughout the playoffs, racking up 22 points on his way to helping the Panthers secure the Stanley Cup, despite not scoring in the crucial Game Seven.
Shout out to my fans in Calgary. You know I couldn't let Edmonton win." - Matthew Tkachuk
This victory also extends the streak to 31 years in which an American team has won the Stanley Cup. The Oilers, on the other hand, will surely be hungry for redemption next season, determined to make another run at hockey glory.
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