Bill Zito, General Manager and President of Hockey Operations for the Florida Panthers, brought the Stanley Cup to Milwaukee as a gesture of appreciation for his hometown. Zito, who worked as a clubhouse attendant for the Milwaukee Brewers in the 1980s, wanted to honor his roots after the Panthers won their first-ever Stanley Cup this year. The Cup made stops at American Family Field, where the Brewers play, and Fiserv Forum, and Zito also visited his alma mater, University School of Milwaukee. The event was marked by photo opportunities and interactions with local sports figures, reflecting Zito's gratitude and connection to Milwaukee. This homecoming tour underscores the communal and inspirational value of the Stanley Cup, particularly for young athletes in the area.