It didn't take long for the Colorado Avalanche to leave their mark on the Stanley Cup -- and not in a good way -- 'cause the trophy was damaged just minutes into the team's celebration.
Either way, the players looked on in horror as the trophy made contact with the ice ...
but the good news is it'll be fixed sometime in the future, according to the keeper of the cup,As for the rest of the celebration, it was insane -- the players danced and sang their asses off to"Dancing in the Moonlight" as champagne went flowing throughout the locker room ... all while preventing the Cup from getting additional damage.The folks back home in Denver were getting lit as well -- setting off fireworks and having a ball to celebrate the huge win.
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