Ryan Lomberg is enthusiastic about being at home from Florida Panthers.

Ghsunise – Ryan Lomberg Was back on Friday afternoon at the Amerant Bank Arena and prepared for today's game between the Calgary Flames and Florida Panthers.

One of the first to see in the building that he called at home in the last four seasons, was the Banner of the Stanley Cup Championship 2024 hung high above the Center.

Lomberg was part of the most banner draped by the rafters.

“It's a kind of circle,” said Lomberg. “To see the banner for the first time, and I didn't think there were so many of them, but now there is a lot up. It's cool to be back. I love my time in Calgary so far, but exciting and looking forward to seeing everyone. Nothing but life -changing memories that I will have forever. “

Lomberg may of course be one of the most popular players who have ever recorded a Florida sweater.

Fans as Bill Zito Exactly predicted when he signed the relative unknown in 2020, he became a fan favorite for his all-out efforts.

Lomberg would fight someone at any time, and his attitude was contagious.

He was basically a big child on both the ice and from him.

When the Panthers won the Stanley Cup, Lomberg was in many celebrations in the middle of the center even at the beach celebration.

A day after Lomberg had completed in Fort Lauderdale, he was gone and signed a two-year contract with the flames worth $ 4 million.

Ryan Lomberg finds at home, is at the Florida Panthers

For a player who had never earned more than 800,000 US dollars in a single season, the money that the flames offered – the organization that originally gave him his shot was too much to survive.

But now he's back.

When the Flames welcomed the Panthers to Calgary in December, Lomberg got his well-deserved Stanley Cup championship ring in a rough dinner with his friends and now former teammates.

Today the Panthers will welcome the Lomberghini back to the city.

As with all deceased Stanley Cup champions, Lomberg will receive the tribute video from “Thank you” during a break during the first period.

He is looking forward to it.

Just like his Calgary teammates.

“He probably feels some nostalgia, he won here, so he feels many different ways,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said,” Mackenzie Weegarwho played two seasons with Lomberg in Florida before being traded on the trade Jonathan Huberdeau to Calgary in the Matthew Tkachuk Blockbuster in 2022.

“Good for him. He will hug everything. That is the type he is; He will ride this wave and enjoy them with the fans and ex-teammates. I look forward to seeing him and to see the tribute he gets. He deserves everything. ''

Last week, Brandon Montour Made his first return to sunrise and said he hoped “to hear a few cheers” when he was officially introduced to the crowd.

Montour knew that he would get a warm welcome.

So also Lomberg.

And he can't wait to return love.

“From a game perspective, [Florida] is about almost every team in the league, ”said Lomberg. “We have to bring our A-game with us to have just a chance. … On the other hand, I'm happy to be back in the fans and to interact a little with them. Just make sure you know how much I miss you. “

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On deck: game no. 61

Calgary Flames at Florida Panthers

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