Lightning players and fans ignore COVID-19 guidelines by chugging beer from the Stanley Cup
Lightning players and fans ignore COVID-19 guidelines by chugging beer from the Stanley Cup
The NHL champion Tampa Bay Lightning ignored social distancing guidelines at their celebratory boat parade on Wednesday by allowing fans to drink beer directly from the Stanley Cup.
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