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The Florida Panthers will host their 2025 Stanley Cup Championship Celebration on June 22 in Fort Lauderdale, featuring a parade along A1A and a rally at Fort Lauderdale Beach Park, with merchandise sales and season ticket information available.
The Kansas City Chiefs will celebrate their Super Bowl LVIII victory with a Valentine's Day parade through local streets, starting at 11 a.m. local time and lasting approximately 90 minutes, followed by a rally outside Union Station featuring speeches from players, coaches, and team chairman and CEO Clark Hunt. This marks the team's second straight Super Bowl championship and third in five years.
Following Michigan football's national championship win, 21 fires were reported across Ann Arbor during post-game celebrations, including one at The Rock.
University of Michigan fans in Ann Arbor celebrated the football team's national championship win by starting 17 fires across the city, with no reported arrests. The celebration included fireworks, crowded streets, and car horns blaring, as fans expressed their excitement and disbelief at the victory. Despite the fires, there were no major incidents, and the police department reported no arrests.
Columbus Crew fans are still relishing in the team's recent MLS Cup victory, with memories of the electric atmosphere and celebrations at Lower.com Field. Former board member of Save The Crew, Darby Schaaf, expressed the significance of witnessing the win in person after the pandemic and the efforts to keep the team in Columbus. A championship parade is scheduled for Tuesday, and fans are encouraged to reserve parking in advance to join in the celebration.
The Hershey Bears celebrated their twelfth Calder Cup championship at Giant Center with a public event attended by many fans. The team played a video of their playoff run and introduced every player on stage. The loudest cheers were reserved for head coach Todd Nelson, the Game Seven hero Mike Vecchione, captain Dylan McIlrath who brought out the Calder Cup, and playoff MVP Hunter Shepard. The event ended with an autograph session that lasted longer than scheduled.
The 2023 World Champion Denver Nuggets will be celebrated with a parade through downtown Denver, ending with a rally at Civic Center Park. The festivities start at 9 a.m. with a rally at Civic Center Park that will include live music, Nuggets season highlight reels and more. The parade will start at 10 a.m. at Union Station at 17th Street and Wynkoop Street and will end at Civic Center Park. The celebration will be broadcasted live on Denver7 and Altitude Sports.
LSU star Angel Reese did the "You can't see me" taunt during the Raising Cane's celebration and championship parade after doing it to Iowa's Caitlin Clark during the NCAA Women's Tournament championship game. Reese defended herself against criticism, saying she did it for girls who look like her and will speak up for what they believe in. Clark had no issue with Reese's competitiveness and hinted at a double standard between men and women in terms of trash talk during competition.