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The party was on in Fort Lauderdale on Sunday, as the Florida Panthers held their Stanley Cup parade on the eve of free agency.

Thousands of loyal Cats fans took to the street to brave rainy weather and celebrate their team's first title, and as always, there was no shortage of viral clips to hit the internet.

Here are some of the best:

Ryan Lomberg gave a lucky fan a beer shower:

Some fans were smart enough to pack umbrellas, but a bit of wet weather couldn't dampen a good chant:

Head coach Paul Maurice is still soaking up the first championship of his long career:

The Panthers will follow Aleksander Barkov no matter what, even if he's doing a shoey:

Matthew Tkachuk continued trolling Edmonton:

Roberto Luongo delivered on the drums before Game 7 and did it again Sunday:

Aaron Ekblad got the last laugh on LIV star and Panthers fan Brooks Koepka after their small feud last season:

Ekblad also showed off some new ink with his dad:

Then, Tkachuk and a group fans got sick of celebrating on land and took the party to the ocean:

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Max Domi is staying home.

The Toronto Maple Leafs re-signed the pending unrestricted free-agent forward to a four-year contract with a $3.75-million cap hit, the team confirmed Sunday.

Domi took to X to announce he's staying in humorous fashion.

The contract provides Domi some much-needed security after he's bounced around between seven teams during his nine-year NHL career.

Domi produced nine goals and 38 assists in 80 games during his first season with the Maple Leafs, endearing himself to fans for his willingness to drop the gloves and stand up for his teammates.

The 29-year-old was a versatile piece for the Leafs, serving as both a third-line center and a top-six winger at times. He was a particularly efficient playmaker, finishing second in the NHL behind Connor McDavid in assists per 60 minutes among players with at least 500 minutes at five-on-five, per Natural Stat Trick.

However, Domi's defensive issues, which have plagued him for much of his career, didn't improve in Toronto. He posted 16.1 offensive goals above replacement but minus-3.5 defensive goals above replacement, per Evolving-Hockey.

His most productive season came in 2018-19 with the Montreal Canadiens when he tallied career highs in goals (28), assists (44), and points (72). Domi has failed to surpass 56 points in a season since then.

Domi grew up in Toronto while his father, Tie, was playing for the Leafs. The elder Domi was a fan favorite as an enforcer during his 12 years with the franchise.

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