The Stanley cup is taking the world by storm, but not in the way you think

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The Stanley cup is taking the world by storm, but not in the way you think

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When we think about the Stanley Cup, a few things come to mind: Alex Ovechkin swimming in fountains, Stanley Cup keg stands, and the sweet, sweet taste of victory. The 35 and 1/4 inch silver chalice is the reward for arguably the toughest playoff in professional sports. The Stanley Cup inspires a myriad of emotions…

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