Howden hits golf course, puts baby son in Stanley Cup

Golden Knights forward brings trophy to Manitoba

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By Anna Kulesa
@akulesa_ NHL.com Staff Writer

Brett Howden and Lord Stanley teed off their day with a bowl full of cuteness.

The Vegas Golden Knights forward brought the Stanley Cup to his hometown of Oakbank, Manitoba on Sunday.

Howden and Stanley started the day's festivities with an early morning at the golf course.

After, Howden put his baby son, Charlie, in the bowl of the Cup for an adorable photo.

Looks like Howden even got to enjoy an ice bath with Lord Stanley.

The Golden Knights forward then headed to downtown Oakbank for a parade with the trophy for the community.

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