Keith Tkachuk moved to tears as Matthew Tkachuk lifts first Stanley Cup

Keith Tkachuk enjoyed a distinguished NHL career spanning over 18 years, playing for the Winnipeg Jets, Phoenix Coyotes, St. Louis Blues, and Atlanta Thrashers. He retired in 2010 with an impressive 1065 points in 1201 career games.

Despite a solid career, Keith Tkachuk never earned the Stanley Cup. However, he had the chance to watch one of his sons do so tonight. Following a string of losses to the Edmonton Oilers, Matthew Tkachuk and the Florida Panthers finally earned their first of the franchise.

Any father would be proud to witness such a feat and honor. However, for Keith Tkachuk, who had a historic career now behind him, seeing his son Matthew lift the Stanley Cup brought him to tears.

Regardless of the Stanley Cup Finals' outcome, this is a heartwarming moment for fans everywhere. Hopefully, Keith Tkachuk will have the opportunity to witness his other son, Brady Tkachuk, achieve the same feat. Until then, this will undoubtedly remain one of the highlights of his life.

Source: Hockey Patrol
Keith Tkachuk in tears after Matthew Tkachuk lifts his first Stanley Cup