Panthers equipment manager sets record wearing jerseys

Could he be wearing any more hockey jerseys?

For Dakota King, probably not.

The Florida Panthers assistant equipment manager found a place in the history books, setting the Guinness World Record for most ice hockey jerseys worn at once by putting on 40 jerseys at one time (yes, that’s a real thing).

The Keeper of the Cup posted a photo on Instagram on Wednesday of King in his Joey Tribbiani-esque outfit (the character from the hit 1990s sitcom, “Friends,” played by Matt LeBlanc).

The record-setting attempt came in August, soon after the Panthers won their second-consecutive Stanley Cup. So, naturally, King brought the coveted trophy with him to witness history.

He got the official certificate commemorating the record this week.

King is in his 10th season with the Panthers as their assistant equipment manager.

With this latest feat, King now has his name on the Stanley Cup, and also in the Guinness Book of World Records. Not too shabby, if you ask us.