Panthers Tweak Roster Ahead Of Sat. Season Opener
Lost amid the speculation surrounding the Miami Dolphins is the fact that on Saturday, the new look Florida Panthers will drop the puck on the 2011-2012 season.
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Lost amid the speculation surrounding the Miami Dolphins is the fact that on Saturday, the new look Florida Panthers will drop the puck on the 2011-2012 season.
When the Florida Panthers chose Jonathan Huberdeau with the third pick in the 2011 NHL Draft, some didn't know when he'd join the main squad. Based on early performances, it looks like Huberdeau may be in Sunrise sooner, rather than later.
As the National Hockey League reels from the news that 35 players from of Russia's Yaroslavl Lokomotiv hockey organization were killed in a plane crash, the Florida Panthers learned they had lost three former teammates.
When the puck drops on the new NHL season, the Panthers are going to need an expanded program to help fans identify the new players. The crucial goalie position is no exception as the Panthers replace Tomas Vokoun with veteran Jose Theodore.
The Florida Panthers have signed defenseman Erik Gudbranson to an entry-level contract.
The Florida Panthers started the day more than $20 million below the NHL's salary cap floor and when the clock struck noon, Panthers general manager Dale Tallon came out swinging to try to help rebuild the moribund franchise.
The Florida Panthers were wheeling and dealing over the weekend before and after Friday's NHL Draft. The Panthers need an influx of talent and managed to get plenty to fill both needs.
While the Stanley Cup Finals just ended around a week ago, the NHL is wasting no time getting next year's schedule out. The Florida Panthers will have to wait two games before playing their first home game, but will play a rival.
After three years on the job, Peter DeBoer is no longer the head coach of the Florida Panthers.
In their last game of the season Florida Panthers celebrated the end of a long losing streak with a win over the Washington Capitals at the Bank Atlantic Center.
Pittsburgh defenseman Zbynek Michalek scored with 7:49 left and the Penguins handed the Florida Panthers their eighth consecutive loss, 3-2 on Saturday night.
It took a shootout, but the Islanders still beached the Panthers Saturday 4-3 at Sunrise. Frans Nielsen and P.A. Parenteau scored in the shootout to lift the New York Islanders to victory
The Florida Panthers stole a win over the Tampa Bay Lightning in overtime Saturday, winning the game 4-3 with just 16 seconds left.
The Florida Panthers were hoping to build off some recent improving play when they took the ice against the Ottawa Senators Thursday night. Instead, the Panthers lost another close game, 2-1.
It doesn't happen often, but the Florida Panthers finally got into the win column Thursday night when they knocked off the Chicago Blackhawks 3-2.
