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Lord Stanley's Cup makes a surprise appearance at Cineplex!Lord Stanley's Cup makes a surprise appearance at Cineplex!Jenny Bullough5/31/2017 5:22:00 Pm Fans who went to see The Names on the Cup at Cineplex Cinemas Yonge & Dundas on Tuesday night were in a for special surprise - they were visited at the theatre by none other than Lord Stanley's Cup itself! Phil Pritchard of the Hockey Hall of Fame, the official Keeper of the Cup, rolled it in before the screening so fans could have their photos taken with the famous and coveted trophy.

Narrated by Kiefer Sutherland, The Names on the Cup tells the extraordinary and compelling story of the men that are honoured on professional sport's ultimate treasure. We will meet some of the greatest players of the 21st and 20th centuries and learn how winning the Stanley Cup changed their lives, thrilled their communities, and moved millions of their countrymen.

On “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” the current keeper of the Stanley Cup — Hockey Hall of Fame curator Phil Pritchard — showed up with the Cup and L.A. Kings players Alec Martinez and Justin Williams. After finding out that the Cup has been mountain climbing, canoeing, and even on a Sea-Doo, Kimmel decided to see what they could and couldn't do with it. Also read: Los Angeles Kings Stanley Cup Victory Has Hollywood All A-Twitter One of the perks of being the Stanley Cup Champions is that each player gets to spend a day with the Cup itself. That doesn't mean they get.

The puck stops here: Barack Obama is telling the NHL and its locked-out players to do a deal and get back on the ice. "My message to owners and to players is, you guys make a lot of money and you make a lot of money on the backs of fans, so do right by your fans," he told Wcco-tv Minneapolis during a wide-ranging interview. Video: Q&A With Phil Pritchard, Keeper of the Stanley Cup "You can figure out how to spread out a bunch of revenue that you're bringing in, but do right by the people who

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One of the oldest and most storied trophies in sports history, the Stanley Cup causes a frenzy of reaction wherever it goes. On Wednesday, that frenzy was found in the mid-Wilshire offices of The Hollywood Reporter. Keeper of the Cup Phil Pritchard -- along with the Stanley Cup itself, in all its glory -- stopped by the THR Cover Lounge to discuss Hollywood's hockey obsession, recalling former Los Angeles Kings star Luc Robitaille and Southern Californian Chris Chelios' time as Stanley Cup champions. Photos: 26 of Hollywood's Most Popular Athletes-Turned-Actors As is tradition, each member of the winning team

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