Not every fan in attendance has cheered on the team for as long.
And I'm gonna be here now to cheer them on." "Also, it has been, what, 27 years since we got to this point? I was there then. "I know we're going to win tonight," Karen Gissin said. That, of course, was the only other time in Panthers history the team reached the Final, which ended with a sweep at the hands of the Colorado Avalanche.
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Superfan Karen Gissin and her husband Steven came in wearing 1996 jerseys worn by then-captain Brian Skrudland and defenseman Paul Laus, complete with the Stanley Cup Final patch from that season. Throughout FLA Live Arena, there were Panthers jerseys everywhere, perhaps even more than for a normal game, and they spanned the history of the franchise, from current stars like Matthew Tkachuk, Aleksander Barkov and Sergei "Bob" Bobrovsky to past favorites like current team executive Roberto Luongo, Pavel Bure and Olli Jokinen. When Eric Staal scored the first goal of the Final, the crowd erupted and waved the pom-poms they were handed upon entering the arena. Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Vegas Golden Knights at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas was shown on the gigantic scoreboard that hangs over center ice, and the crowd was just as loud and enthusiastic as if the action were taking place right in front of them. Tweet from Cats fans.YOU ARE AMAZING /JL9BF7c5Un
For the first time in franchise history, the Panthers held a watch party at their arena, and the excitement surrounding the team was evident by the large crowd, which filled up the lower bowl and a good portion of the upper level as well.
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