There was a special piece of equipment on display at Kenesky Sports in Hamilton, Ontario on Friday.

The Stanley Cup made its fifth appearance at the goalie equipment store, this one with Chicago Blackhawks executive Mark Bernard.

"Wherever you go with the Stanley Cup, Stanley is a rock star," Bernard told CHCH. "Very, very fortunate. There's so many great people in this hockey business that we all work in, and that have never had the opportunity to win it once, and I'm just so gracious and proud that we've had the opportunity to do it three times now."

Chicago Blackhawks forward Bryan Bickell and the Stanley Cup spent Canada Day visiting The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) in Toronto. Bickell, his wife Amanda and their immediate family showed off the Cup and provided a memorable afternoon for the patients of the facility.

The children not only got to meet Bickell, they were given the opportunity to hoist the Cup.

The Chicago Blackhawks and the Stanley Cup participated in the 46th annual Chicago Pride Parade on Sunday.

Blackhawks representatives and ice crew accompanied the Stanley Cup on the WGN Radio float in the parade, which celebrates Chicago's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities.

Chicago Blackhawks forward Patrick Kane surprised "Parrotheads" Saturday when he showed up at a Jimmy Buffett concert in Chicago with the Stanley Cup.

Kane walked on stage at the First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre with the Cup while wearing a parrothead hat, representing the nickname for Buffett's fans.

What a week for Chicago Blackhawks forward Antoine Vermette.

Five days after winning the Stanley Cup in Game 6 of the 2015 Stanley Cup Final against the Tampa Bay Lightning at United Center, Vermette and his wife Karen welcomed a baby girl, Emilia, into the world on Saturday.

On Sunday, Emilia was introduced to the Stanley Cup.

The Chicago Blackhawks took the Stanley Cup to the south side of town on Sunday, to U.S. Cellular Field, home of the Chicago White Sox.

Forward Andrew Shaw held the Cup over his head and walked to the pitcher's mound with defenseman Michal Rozsival and coach Joel Quenneville, who were all in White Sox jerseys. They took a photo with White Sox players prior to the start of their game. Before going on to the field, Shaw took swings in a batting cage.

The Blackhawks won the Cup with a 2-0 victory in Game 6 at United Center against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Monday.

"What a thrill to win it at home and celebrate on home ice, it was a spectacular playoff run," Quenneville said on WGN during the game. "It was a tough series. You can look at all four of them but the last two were off the charts. Tampa Bay, I don't think anyone thought they were that good. Oh my, was that a tough series. Every shift was tough."

The Chicago Blackhawks continued their victory tour with the Stanley Cup on Friday night when they brought it to a Mumford & Sons show at Montrose Beach.

The crowd at the concert roared when the Blackhawks carried the Cup onto the stage.

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Michal Rozsival didn't get to enjoy the Chicago Blackhawks' Stanley Cup celebration on the ice Monday, but the injured defenseman got to lift the trophy at United Center on Wednesday.

Rozsival, wearing the Blackhawks' home red uniform, was photographed raising the Cup with his left leg resting on a knee scooter.

Rozsival fractured that ankle in Game 4 the Western Conference Second Round against the Minnesota Wild on May 7 and did not play for the remainder of the season.

"I've been around and enjoying the whole thing," Rozsival told ESPN.com on Wednesday. "It's a great feeling to be around and spending it with the guys, even though I wasn't playing. To be there and kind of celebrating the whole season with the Cup, I've been enjoying it very much."