The Florida Panthers are bringing some serious star power to Sunrise Arena tonight ahead of Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Edmonton Oilers. NBA star Bam Adebayo will be banging the drum to fire up the fans, while
DJ Khaled is set to perform outside the arena, promising a night full of energy and excitement. With the series tied 1-1, both teams are ready for a battle and the Panthers are making sure the crowd is loud and proud.
Bam Adebayo and DJ Khaled headline the celebrity lineup for Game 3
Bam Adebayo, the Miami Heat forward known for his skills on the court, will bring his rhythm to the ice by banging the drum in the pregame ceremony.
Meanwhile, DJ Khaled, the legendary music producer and local favorite, will take the stage to hype the crowd before puck drop. Their appearances highlight the unique blend of basketball, music, and hockey culture coming together for one of the NHL’s biggest nights.
This isn’t the Panthers’ first time teaming up with big-name celebrities for the Stanley Cup Final. Last year, DJ Khaled performed outside the arena before Game 2, and Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel took his turn banging the drum before Game 1. These star-studded events are part of a growing tradition to energize fans and create an unforgettable atmosphere as the Panthers chase their first Stanley Cup.
Why Game 3 is a turning point in the Stanley Cup Final
With the series tied 1-1, tonight’s game could set the tone for the rest of the final.
Winning Game 3 at home is critical for the Panthers to build momentum and pressure the Oilers. Bringing in Bam Adebayo and DJ Khaled isn’t just for show, it’s a strategic move to boost fan energy and help create a true home-ice advantage.
As the puck drops tonight, all eyes will be on the ice but the pregame festivities promise to be just as memorable. Bam Adebayo banging the drum and DJ Khaled’s performance will set the stage for what could be a defining moment in the Stanley Cup Final. Panthers fans can expect a high-energy night full of passion, excitement, and maybe a little bit of celebrity magic.
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