内容摘要：in Game 2 with just six points on 2-for-11 shooting and four turnovers.

in Game 2 with just six points on 2-for-11 shooting and four turnovers.

Mindful that the Panthers had gotten some notoriety for visiting a Dairy Queen last week in North Carolina — one was near the hotel where Florida was staying for Games 1 and 2 against the Hurricanes, and a fan’s social media posts about seeing the Panthers having some sweet treats went viral — Bukauskas wondered if Marchand was still getting his dessert fix.“No chance you were fueling with a Blizzard there, were you?” Bukauskas asked.

“Yeah, that’s a little chocolate chip cookie dough Blizzard right there,” Marchand said.Now, there is a Dairy Queen about 2.4 miles away from the Panthers’ home arena — and it was still open when the game was in its second intermission Saturday. So, is it possible that ice cream could have been sent to the arena? Yes.Is it likely? No. The Panthers, like all teams, have a slew of high-protein snacks available for refueling between periods. It’s not uncommon for players to enjoy a spoonful or two of peanut butter, which some suspect was Marchand’s actual snack item Saturday night.

Maurice didn’t debunk the story — but cast some doubt on it.“There are cameras everywhere, man. We can’t get away with anything anymore,” Maurice said. “But that would be a good story.”

As it turns out, Marchand may have had a bit of a motive for telling Bukauskas that it was a Blizzard. The TV-savvy Marchand looked directly into the camera afterward — and hinted he might want to add a DQ sponsorship to his endorsement portfolio.

“You can’t beat it. It’s the best dessert in the world,” Marchand said. “So, I better get a lifetime free supply of Dairy Queen now. Thank you, fellas.”Jaquith had the option of going home, but she told

that she decided to pass the time at her job rather than “nervously waiting around at the hospital.”“Having the entire morning team alongside me cracking jokes helped me get through contractions much easier,” she said in a text to the newspaper.

The birth of her baby boy, Quincy, was announced Thursday.He’s a dream in the kitchen — and elsewhere in the house. He makes a mean cream-puff tower. And he’s got moves like Jagger.