Where Will the Stanley Cup Go Next?

The Stanley Cup trophy sits on the home plate before a baseball game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Chicago Cubs in Chicago, Saturday, July 6, 2013.

Marian Gaborik #12 of the NHL Los Angeles Kings celebrates with the Stanley Cup trophy in front of festival-goers at the Pohoda 2014 open-air music festival on a plain next to Trencin's Airport on July 11, 2014 in Trencin, Slovak Republic. Pohoda is the biggest Slovak music event organized annually, since 2010 the festival capacity is limited to 30,000 visitors.

President Barack Obama touches the Stanley Cup as he arrives for a ceremony to honor the NHL champion Chicago Blackhawks, Monday, Nov. 4, 2013, in the East Room of the White House in Washington.

Willie Mitchell #33 of the Los Angeles Kings shows off the Stanley Cup to passing fishermen while fishing August 12, 2012 in Telegraph Cove, British Columbia, Canada. Mitchell took the Stanley Cup to his hometown of Port McNeill, B.C. for his one-day celebration with the prized trophy.

Captain Aida Gabriel has a closer look at the Stanley Cup at the Provincial Reconstruction Team base in Kandahar, Afghanistan, Wednesday, May 2, 2007.

Stanley Cup Champions Justin Williams and Alec Martinez of the Los Angeles Kings) stop by "Jimmy Kimmel Live."

The Bruins Mark Recchi hoists the Stanley Cup to the cheering fans as he and some teammates ride a duck boat towards the right field corner at Fenway Park. The Boston Red Sox hosted the Milwaukee Brewers in interleague MLB action at Fenway Park.

The Stanley Cup rests on the observation deck of the Empire State building during a media event on April 26, 2013 in New York City. The event was held in celebration of the upcoming 2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Center Igor Larionov of the Detroit Red Wings holds the Stanley Cup at Red Square in Moscow, Russia.

In this photo taken on Monday, July 19, 2010, Atlanta Thrashers forward Andrew Ladd, formerly of the Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks, spends his day with the Stanley Cup atop Crown Mountain, British Columbia., north of Vancouver. Ladd, a two-time Stanley Cup champion, was flown by helicopter to the top of Crown Mountain to watch the sunrise.