Stanley Cup Finals 2013: LeBron James Congratulates Patrick Kane on Twitter

By Josh Hill | Jun 25, 2013

Jun 20, 2013; Miami, FL, USA; Miami Heat small forward LeBron James addresses the media after defeating the San Antonio Spurs in game seven in the 2013 NBA Finals at American Airlines Arena. Miami Heat won 95-88 to win the NBA Championship. Mandatory Credit: Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports /

The Chicago Blackhawks won their second Stanley Cup in four years on Monday night when they beat the Boston Bruins, and it seemed everyone was ready to congratulate them on their accomplishment. One of those guys is someone who is also coming off a second championship, as Miami Heat star LeBron James tweeted a shout out to Conn Smythe winner Patrick Kane.

Congrats to 88pkane and the Chicago Blackhawks on winning the Stanley Cup #WhatAFeeling #NothingLikeIt http://t.co/BhnU75LcsA
— LeBron James (@KingJames) June 25, 2013

James related to Kane on winning his second title as he seems to be taking every chance he can get to let the world know that he’s won not one, but two NBA championship rings in the last four years.

The Blackhawks were viewed at times as the Miami Heat of hockey, as they blasted out to a record breaking start to their season and ended up looking unstoppable in the postseason. They had one rough series against the Detroit Red Wings but the Heat also struggled and were taken to the brink by the Indiana Pacers before taking care of the Spurs in seven games.

Chicago needed just six game to win the Stanley Cup but they’re the champions of the hockey world and everyone from the drunk fan still at the bar celebrating to the best player in the NBA are lining up so share the moment with them.

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