Brady Tkachuk chugs out of Koepka's PGA Championship trophy

Senators forward cheered on by golfer in video

Brady chugs with brooks
By Anna Kulesa
@akulesa_ NHL.com Staff Writer

Brady Tkachuk is bringing his energy to South Florida.

The Ottawa Senators captain drank out of PGA Champion Brooks Koepka's Wanamaker Trophy after Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Final at FLA Live Arena on Monday.

In a video shared on Twitter, Tkachuk chugs out of the trophy and puts it on top of his head after he finishes the drink while Koepka cheers him on.

The Senators forward was in attendance to support his older brother, Matthew Tkachuk, and the Florida Panthers against the Carolina Hurricanes.

And if things keep going so well for the Panthers, maybe Brady won't be the only Tkachuk to chug out of a trophy this year.

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