Search For Stanley Cup Winning Puck Gets Help From FBI
Over six months after the Chicago Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup, Patrick Kane's game-winning puck is still missing. Saying it is a part of history, members of the FBI have joined the search for the missing puck.
The puck Blackhawks All-Star Patrick Kane scored the Stanley Cup winning goal with last year is missing and the FBI has offered to help a Chicago businessman try to find it.
Kane scored in overtime to beat the Flyers in Game 6 at Philadelphia in June. The puck has been missing ever since.
Chicago FBI spokesman Ross Rice told The Chicago Tribune that the bureau is helping with the search.
"The people who are doing this are doing it on their own time," he told the newspaper. "They feel they are a part of history."
The paper reported that local restaurateur Grant DePorter, CEO of Harry Caray's, offered a $50,000 reward for the puck and has been leading the efforts to find it.
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