Jonathan Marchessault Makes a Nice Gesture with the Stanley Cup
The Vegas Golden Knights won their first Stanley Cup this past season, and with the offseason now in full swing, every team member is getting a day to celebrate with the coveted cup. Jonathan Marchessault's day turned out to be an extra-special occasion.
Marchessault's Nice Gesture
This past Saturday, it was Jonathan Marchessault's turn to spend the day with the Stanley Cup, and he chose to make it count. Marchessault paid a visit to a Children's Hospital in Quebec. But he didn't come empty-handed. He brought along not just the Stanley Cup, but also the Conn Smythe Trophy. The Quebec Remparts shared a touching video of Marchessault's visit on their Twitter account:
Marchessault Celebrates with His Community
Marchessault also decided to share his achievements with the community that helped shape him. Another video posted by the Quebec Remparts shows him parading through the town in what appears to be a convertible, showcasing both the Stanley Cup and Conn Smythe Trophy for all to see. Like many NHL stars before him, Marchessault chose to give back to the community that played a role in his success.
What a genuinely good guy!
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