Its true owners are the hockey gods, but for one day, each and every member of the Boston Bruins will get a chance to call it his own.
The Canadian Press announced the schedule for the Cup, which will travel all over North America and Europe this summer. Owner Jeremy Jacobs already took the Cup to Yosemite National Park, and assitant coach Doug Houda brought the Cup to Whitefish, Mont. But check out the rest of the itinerary below, which includes where each player will have the Cup.
Nathan Horton, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Tomas Kaberle, Kladno, Czech Republic
David Krejci, Sternbeck, Czech Republic
Zdeno Chara, Trencin, Slovakia
Tuukka Rask, Savonlinna, Finland
Shawn Thornton, Oshawa, Ontario
Daniel Paille, Welland, Ontario
Rich Peverley, Guelph, Ontario
Gregory Campbell, Tilssonburg, Ontario
Tyler Seguin, Brampton, Ontario
Marc Savard, Peterborough, Ontario
Chris Kelly, Ottawa, Ontario
Patrice Bergeron, Quebec City, Quebec
Mark Recchi, Kamloops, British Columbia
Milan Lucic, Vancouver, British Columbia
Shane Hnidy, Neepawa, Manitoba
Johnny Boychuk, Edmonton, Alberta
Adam McQuaid, Prince Edward Island (unspecified)
Brad Marchand, Nova Scotia (unspecified)
Michael Ryder, Newfoundland (unspecified)
Tim Thomas, Flint, Mich.*
*Thomas, the Conn Smythe winner, will have two days with the Cup.
**Dennis Seidenberg (Schwenningen, West Germany) and Andrew Ference (Edmonton, Alberta) weren't listed in the report.
You can follow the journey of the Stanley Cup at the Hockey Hall of Fame website.
