NHL Cancels Preseason Due To Lockout
The Florida Panthers and the rest of the National Hockey League should be getting ready to start their preseason schedule. Instead, the owner-imposed lockout has now cost the league its entire preseason.
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The Florida Panthers and the rest of the National Hockey League should be getting ready to start their preseason schedule. Instead, the owner-imposed lockout has now cost the league its entire preseason.
The NHL lockout is a little more than 48 hours old, but has already started claiming victims with the Florida Panthers organization.
Florida Panthers fans hoping to see some great hockey may have to break out the DVD collection now that the NHL lockout has been in effect for more than a day.
Central Florida rode a dominant first-half performance to a 33-20 victory over Florida International.
The Florida Panthers are coming off a division winning season and have real momentum for the future of a franchise that has been an also-ran in recent years. But, that enthusiasm may be gone before it starts thanks to a labor fight in the NHL.
The Bank Atlantic Center in Sunrise is no more. After the bank was acquired by BB&T, the name on the arena will be changing as well to the BB&T Center.
The Florida Panthers and right wing Kris Versteeg have agreed to a four-year contract.
Wellman has appeared in 41 NHL games and this trade marks his return to the NHL from the AHL.
Goaltender Scott Clemmensen is staying with the Florida Panthers, and defenseman Filip Kuba is returning after more than a decade away.
Over the last 48 hours, Miami Heat fans have been through a roller coaster of emotions that often hit South Florida sports fans.
After one of the most amazing turnarounds in recent NHL history, the Florida Panthers announced Wednesday that it has re-signed vice-president and general manager Dale Tallon to a multi-year contract extension.
The Dolphins break 29 years of tradition and take a quarterback in the first round and the Florida Panthers choke when it counts the most. Plus the Heat lost big and the Marlins suck again.
Jose Theodore thought Adam Henrique was going high. The rookie went low. And with that, the New Jersey Devils went to the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Florida Panthers fans hungry to know who will be starting in between the pipes for the team in Game 7 Thursday night can exhale a little because it appears that veteran Jose Theodore should be in goal against the New Jersey Devils.
The Florida Panthers will try to do something Thursday night South Florida hasn't seen them do in 16 years, win a Stanley Cup Playoff series. The only thing standing in the Panthers' way is the New Jersey Devils.
