Holtby brings Stanley Cup to Saskatchewan

Capitals goalie celebrates with local hockey team, family, friends

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By NHL.com @NHLdotcom

Braden Holtby took the Stanley Cup on a trip down memory lane.

The Washington Capitals goalie spent part of his Tuesday with the Cup in Lashburn, Saskatchewan, where he took pictures and signed autographs with members of the Lashburn Flyers.

After the Flyers had their moment with the Cup, Holtby opened the celebration up to the public.

Holtby also enjoyed a spectacular personalized Stanley Cup cake, with his name and the Capitals logo on it.
Tweet from @bbholtby: When your cousin is a cake BOSS 🙌 pic.twitter.com/7hX7bjYIhu
Holtby, born in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, started his Cup celebration with a trip to his family's farm in nearby Marshall.

Holtby went 16-7 with two shutouts during the Stanley Cup Playoffs, helping the Capitals claim the first championship in their 44-year history.

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