Phil Kessel brings Stanley Cup to Toronto, Sick Kids Hospital; remains the best

Phil Kessel gets a little bit of extra time with the Stanley Cup he helped the Pittsburgh Penguins win. He spent his first day in his hometown of Madison, Wisconsin; then, he decided to bring the Stanley Cup back to Toronto.

The celebrations in Toronto aren't open to the public - but some old friends have come in for the good times.

See you soon @phil_kessel_81_

A photo posted by Dion Phaneuf (@dion_phaneuf3) on Jul 18, 2016 at 9:14am PDT

So many former Toronto Maple Leafs...

Most importantly, though? Kessel spent his day with the Cup in Toronto in the best way possible: at Sick Kids Hospital.

SickKids was buzzing with #StanleyCup fever today! Thx for visiting our patients & families @PKessel81 #NHL pic.twitter.com/OMySknGsW3

— SickKids_TheHospital (@SickKidsNews) July 18, 2016

Meeting Phil Kessel of the Pittsburgh Penguins #philkessel #pittsburghpenguins #sickkidshospital #toronto #ontario #canada

A photo posted by Heather McCrae (@gamer_girl1981) on Jul 18, 2016 at 8:58am PDT

This guy is amazing. An honor to meet @pkessel81 #stanleycup #toronto @penguins @mapleleafs https://t.co/6Or0TuGhCe pic.twitter.com/mvJxHv3QNi

— Andrew Hart (@hart_andrew) July 18, 2016

Now that's how you spend a day with the Cup.