Source: Matthew Tkachuk to miss start of Panthers' season - ESPN
Florida Panthers star forward Matthew Tkachuk underwent surgery this month and is expected to miss the start of the regular season, an NHL source told ESPN, confirming a report.
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Matthew Tkachuk practices with Panthers for 1st time this season - ESPN
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Matthew Tkachuk is back on the ice with the Florida Panthers, appearing at practice on Sunday for the first time this season and more than four months after he had surgery to repair a sports hernia and torn adductor muscle.
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Panthers' bid for third straight title takes another hit after player burns himself in 'barbecuing mishap'
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Panthers say Eetu Luostarinen out after 'barbecuing mishap' - ESPN
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The two-time defending Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers are now dealing with even more injuries, including one sustained in a grilling accident.
US hockey star Brady Tkachuk opens up on Trump phone call ahead of 4-Nations face-off final vs Canada
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No consensus Stanley Cup betting fave; Panthers still in mix - ESPN
Bookmakers across the sportsbook marketplace don't see one consensus Stanley Cup favorite as the Florida Panthers gear up to attempt a very rare NHL three-peat.
NHL betting: Sportsbooks split on Cup fave but public backing Panthers, Leafs - ESPN
It's very difficult to three-peat as champion in any major professional sport, but especially in the modern era of the NHL. The league has not seen any team win at least three consecutive Stanley Cups since the New York Islanders won four straight from 1980 to 1983; since the salary cap was implemented in 2005, only three teams have even repeated as champions.