Hockey Hall of Fame will display fan tweets next to Stanley Cup

This is your chance at hockey immortality, without ever scoring a goal or making a save in the NHL.
All you need is a Twitter account.

The NHL in conjunction with the Hockey Hall of Fame is inviting fans of the Montreal Canadiens and Tampa Bay Lightning to submit their #StanleyTweets, where supporters of the winning team could have their tweet enshrined alongside the Cup at the Hall of Fame.
Starting Monday, and throughout the Stanley Cup Final, fans can tweet at the trophy's handle

and share what winning the Cup would mean to them. To be in the running, you must use the hashtag #StanleyTweets.
The Hall of Fame will display as many as 52 tweets alongside the Cup, Conn Smythe Trophy and other hardware inside its legendary trophy room in Toronto.
Tweets in English, French, Finnish, Spanish, Swedish, Czech, Slovak, Russian and German will be considered for display.
Game 1 of the Cup Final between the Canadiens and Lightning in Tampa is Monday (8 p.m. ET; NBCSN, CBC, SN, TVAS).