Brad Marchand’s wild $500K party tab shocks NHL fans as Matthew Tkachuk channels McGregor at Panthers’ parade

Brad Marchand’s off-ice antics just took the internet by storm. From Eetu Luostarinen struggling to keep up with the 37-year-old to a jaw-dropping $500K party tab at Miami’s E11even, the Stanley Cup celebrations were anything but ordinary.

And just when fans thought it couldn’t get wilder, Matthew Tkachuk channeled Conor McGregor on stage with zero apologies.

Brad Marchand’s 5 a.m. club moment and the eye-popping $500K comp

The Panthers’ championship parade in Fort Lauderdale may have ended Sunday, but the celebrations are still raging. During a video call with the Spittin’ Chiclets podcast crew—Ryan Whitney, Paul Bissonnette, and Mike Grinnell—Matthew Tkachuk and Sam Reinhart were relaxing poolside when Brad Marchand unexpectedly joined the call.Then came the moment that broke the internet. Grinnell asked, “Marchy, what were you going back into E11even to do when Barky grabbed you by the shoulder and said, ‘It’s over, Marchy. The night’s done?’”

Marchand’s response: “I had to go back and f—–g bring it, boys. It was 5 a.m.”But the biggest bombshell came from Tkachuk. “He was going to pay, and then realized, ‘Oh! That’s a 500k comp,’” he revealed. The Miami hotspot reportedly waived the jaw-dropping $500,000 bill, prompting stunned reactions from the podcast hosts.

“That’s f—— unbelievable,” said Bissonnette.

“You gotta run pretty fast”: Luostarinen struggled to keep pace with 37-year-old Brad Marchand

From late-night partying to early-morning club runs, Brad Marchand’s post-Cup celebration left Luostarinen in awe. “You gotta run pretty fast if you wanna keep up with him,” he said, praising Marchand’s relentless energy and charisma, even at 37.On June 22, over 400,000 fans flooded Fort Lauderdale’s A1A boulevard for the Panthers' second consecutive Stanley Cup parade.

As the players took the stage, Matthew Tkachuk delivered a moment fans won't forget.Quoting Conor McGregor, Tkachuk shouted:“I would like to apologize to absolutely f—–g nobody, because the double champs does what the f— he wants!”The bold declaration came as a direct clapback to critics who’ve branded the Panthers’ physical playstyle as “dirty” or “bullying.”Also Read: Veteran forward Garrett Roe announces retirement after 15-year international hockey careerThe Florida Panthers are celebrating their Stanley Cup win with intensity. From Brad Marchand’s $500K club moment to Matthew Tkachuk’s viral McGregor quote, the team’s bold personality is grabbing headlines. With back-to-back championships, the Panthers have cemented their status as the NHL’s most entertaining and unapologetic powerhouse.