Lightning forward Joseph dines on poutine served in Stanley Cup

24-year-old gets heaping helping of famous Canadian dish in trophy

Joseph poutine split
By Dan O'Leary
@DanOLeary25 NHL.com Staff Writer

The Tampa Bay Lightning winning the Stanley Cup has become routine, so why not celebrate with a little poutine?

Actually, make that a lot of poutine.

Lightning forward Mathieu Joseph filled the Cup with a gigantic serving of the famous Canadian delicacy [cheese curds, french fries and brown gravy for the uninitiated] and chowed down. The team shared video of the meal on social media this weekend.
We cannot yet confirm if the 24-year-old finished the whole serving, but it certainly appears that he enjoyed trying.

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