Old Town Toronto, decorated with balloons celebrating the finishers for the Toronto Waterfront Marathon
Such beautiful architecture, right in the middle of Front Street! Reminiscent of New York City's Flatiron Building
Destination: Hockey Hall of Fame
Or, in French, le Temple de la Renommee du Hockey
From across the street
The grand entrance to Hockey's Hall of Fame
A giant champagne bottle, given to the Los Angeles Kings, to be opened upon their winning of the Stanley Cup
The scissors that Patrick Roy used to cut the net from his record-breaking 448th career victory
The Colorado Avalanche franchise display and memorabilia
I was super excited to see some equipment from my favorite Avalanche player, Alex Tanguay!
The four goal pucks from game 7 of the 2001 Stanley Cup Finals, with goal scorer labels
Joe Sakic's helmet from the 2001 Stanley Cup playoffs
A vintage Colorado Rockies jersey
The replica Montreal Canadiens' dressing room, complete with gear representing Maurice "the Rocket" Richard and Howie Morenz...
... as well as Patrick Roy's equipment. You can pick up and "wear" the leg pads, but they are pretty heavy!
The original wooden carrying case for the Stanley Cup, complete with lock and key for extra security
Trophy time! The Vezina trophy, for the best goaltender in the NHL
The Clarence Campbell Bowl, awarded to the Western Conference Playoff Champion team
The Maurice "Rocket" Richard Trophy, given to the leader in goal scoring for the NHL
The original Stanley Cup. That's right, the cup that champions hoist and drink from is not the original, but looks just like it
No comments:
Post a Comment