Chicago was really looking for a different way to begin celebrating their wins, and looked toward their new management, Melvin. Melvin comes from a world of football, and honestly, his favorite moments ever were when the fans would storm the field. While the hockey rink is far smaller than a football field, the Chicago team really began to feel strongly about celebrating with their fans. The team captain, Ben Jammin would make his way onto the ice first, and the players would be able to file in behind him. It would quickly become a tradition that the fans would love and the players wanted to continue time and time again. Eventually, when they came to playing for the Challenge Cup, players would also hoist it onto the field, and the fans began hoisting them up high too. Fortunately for the fans, this was after Melvin had retired and they did not need to figure out a way to raise up a several hundred pound moose.