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Follow the path of hockey's most prized trophy through the Summer of 2004. Each member of the Tampa Bay Lightning assumed possession of the Stanley Cup for 24 hours, and you'll get an insider's view through exclusive stories and photographs as the Stanley Cup visits locations around the globe.
The STANLEY CUP JOURNAL is updated every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from Game 7 through to the end of summer. This is followed by additional accounts thereafter up until the official engraving and ring presentation. For a photographic retrospect of the 2004 Stanley Cup Journal, view our 2004 SCJ photo gallery.
All photographs are property of the Hockey Hall of Fame. (Photo credits: Mike Bolt, Craig Campbell, Mark D'Ambrosio, Jason Lee, Walt Neubrand, Kathy Paterson, Phil Pritchard, Dave Sandford, and Rob Simonelli).
Each member of the Tampa Bay Lightning assumed possession of the Stanley Cup for 24 hours, and you'll get an insider's view through exclusive stories and photographs as the Stanley Cup visits locations around the globe.
