Panthers Marchand, Reinhart work celebratory "shifts" popular South Florida fast food joints
A pair of Florida Panthers Stanley Cup champs are getting up and close and personal with fans as they serve up some South Florida favorites.
Right wing Sam Reinhart will trade in his helmet for a headset, serving fans during a celebratory "shift" at Raising Cane's in Tamarac at 5600 N. University Drive, just 15 minutes from Amerant Bank Arena.
During his "shift," Reinhart will serve fans Box Combos from the front counter and drive-thru, and work in the kitchen.
His shift will last from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
At 11 a.m., teammate Brad Marchand will trade his hockey gear for a Dairy Queen uniform and giving fans a sweet reason to celebrate. Brad will be at the Dairy Queen on Hiatus Road in Sunrise, where he'll serve free Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Blizzards, his personal favorite. In his honor, it will temporarily be renamed "The Brad Blizzard" for the day.
In honor of the team's magical playoff run, Marchand and his teammates made it a tradition to visit DQ before key games, and the team went undefeated after every pre-game DQ visit.
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