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The Carolina Hurricanes just won their first Stanley Cup in 20 years, but the real buzz? Owner Tom Dundon’s move to put himself, his wife, and all five kids on the trophy—filling the first two rows. While the NHL allows up to 55 names for owners and key staff, this decision has sparked outrage, with players like Jordan Staal and coach Rod Brind’Amour overshadowed by family members who never stepped on the ice. Critics call it embarrassing, especially since other owners’ family additions usually involved direct team roles. The move has ignited debate online and among broadcasters, questioning whether those who didn’t fight for the title should be immortalized on one of hockey’s most sacred trophies.

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