CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. – Marcel Goc is taking his talents from South Florida to Stockholm.
Panthers not worried about labor dispute
CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. – The Florida Panthers are confident the momentum gained this season will not be halted by a labor disruption.
Ellerby pulling for cousin, Coyotes
CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. – Keaton Ellerby’s postseason focus has shifted from cats to dogs.
Theodore shuts out Devils as Panthers take series lead
SUNRISE, Fla. – Jose Theodore stopped all 30 shots faced for his second career postseason shutout, lifting the Florida Panthers to a 3-0 victory against the New Jersey Devils in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals.
Panthers rewrite records on way to Game 2 win
SUNRISE, Fla. – Stephen Weiss spent the last 10 years rewriting the Florida Panthers record book. He helped revise yet another page Sunday night.
Panthers unable to overcome Devils’ blazing start
SUNRISE, Fla. – It took the Florida Panthers 12 years to get back to the postseason. A playoff win will take a little longer.
Devils enter postseason with familiar foundation
The New Jersey Devils team that takes the ice tonight at the Bank Atlantic Center will have at least a couple of things in common with the one that swept Florida in the Panthers’ last playoff appearance 12 years ago.
Could Bjugstad be part of playoff picture?
The Florida Panthers could bring in some big help in time for the playoffs.
Nick Bjugstad, the 19th overall pick in 2010, is expected to receive a three-year, $2.7 million offer from the Panthers, the Pioneer Press reports.
Panthers’ franchise player not fazed by date with history
SUNRISE, Fla. – One of the Florida Panthers’ biggest story lines heading into Tuesday’s contest with the Winnipeg Jets seems almost too cliché.
Stephen Weiss, the longest tenured Panther, celebrates his 29th birthday. It falls on the 10th anniversary of his NHL debut. And it may end up being the date his ticket to the Stanley Cup playoffs is finally punched.
Nemisis Stamkos comes through for Panthers
The Florida Panthers had nothing but praise for one of their biggest enemies Tuesday morning.