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Florida Panthers fans throw plastic rats on the ice after a victory at Amerant Bank Arena .
Tradition started in 1995-96 season when a player killed a rat.
The NHL changed rules to make throwing items on ice subject to a delay of game penalty.
The Panthers won their first Stanley Cup title last season with a rat on their championship rings.
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