Boy, 8, rides on Florida Panthers parade double-decker bus after proving loyalty

Some fans credit Bryson Rosen’s flex for the teams good luck

SUNRISE, Fla. — Eight-year-old Bryson Rosen, a well-known local super fan, was on one of the Florida Panthers’ double-decker buses on Sunday during the parade in Fort Lauderdale Beach. He was holding a little Stanley Cup.

Bryson traveled from his home in Parkland to New York to watch his Florida Panthers team defeat the Rangers. During a game, he was on camera showing off his muscles.

When Local 10 News met him, Bryson was confident and loyal. He knew the Florida Panthers was going to beat the Edmonton Oilers to win the Stanley Cup Final.

He quickly shouted, “Let’s go Panthers!” Some fans believed his flexing brought the team good luck.

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