traffic because of recent construction on. Well, the grand tour of the Stanley Cup is still going strong and today it was back in South Florida. Still going strong. >> The Florida Panthers were on hand to show off their prized possession to the Boys and Girls Club of Broward County. Local10's Christian de la Rosa live now in Fort Lauderdale with all the fun. Never gets old. Christian >> Guys, take a look. All these kids got to touch it and see it live and in person. And in fact , it just left moments ago. You see it right there being loaded up to its next location. I got my buddy DeShawn over here. You were there. You touched the cup. How was that for you? It was great. >> And it feels really good. >> Touching the Cup of honor A cup of honor. >> High five man. Take a look. The Stanley Cup back in South Florida with Vladimir Tarasenko at Broward County's boys and girls Club. >> So share the joy and our success with the with the people. >> Lord Stanley arriving here after going on an international tour means a lot to me. >> Aleksander Barkov taking it to his hometown in Finland and Sweden. It went with Gustav Forsling before making its way back to the American continent. Sam Bennett fulfilling another lifelong dream eating Captain Crunch from the Cup with dad in Ontario South. It went to New England and Evan Rodriguez, with the help of his lile ones, gloves and all, taking it back to school at Boston University. The smiles on their faces is absolutely priceless. Matthew Tkachuk bringing joy with the Cup to Saint Louis Children's Hospital. And speaking of kids, it's the latest stop here in Fort Lauderdale. >> Tuesday, I believe if you do good things to people, it's coming back to you and, uh, that's what we follow in our family. >> DeShawn which hand did you use to touch the cup? Both, both. Are you going to are you going to wash your hands when you go home. No no you're not one of those feet. No I'm not one of those people. >> I'm going to wash my hands. >> Oh, you are clearly. I will too. But I didn't touch it anyway. Reporting from Fort Lauderdale. I'm Christian de la Rosa