Panthers' Marchand steps away to help friend after daughter's death - ESPN
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — Brad Marchand is stepping away from the Florida Panthers to help a friend whose daughter died last week of cancer.
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Lightning, Panthers rack up 65 penalties in preseason finale - ESPN
SUNRISE, Fla. — Niko Mikkola had an assist on a goal that gave the Florida Panthers an 8-0 lead. Problem was, he'd been kicked out of the game a few minutes earlier and nobody noticed.
Panthers' Aleksander Barkov has surgery to repair ACL, MCL injuries - ESPN
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov needed surgery Friday to repair the anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments in his right knee, injuries that will likely sideline him for the regular season and potentially the playoffs as Florida tries to win a third consecutive Stanley Cup.
Panthers' Aleksander Barkov set to miss months after surgery - ESPN
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Florida captain Aleksander Barkov could miss the entire regular season because of a knee injury, a major blow to the Panthers and their quest to win a third consecutive Stanley Cup.
Panthers' Aleksander Barkov needs help leaving ice after apparent leg injury
Florida Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov needed to be helped off the ice after appearing to sustain an injury to his right leg during the first full training camp practice of the season for the two-time defending Stanley Cup champions on Thursday.
Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov (leg) needs help leaving ice - ESPN
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Florida Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov needed to be helped off the ice Thursday after appearing to sustain an injury to his right leg during the first full training camp practice of the season for the two-time defending Stanley Cup champions.
Matthew Tkachuk says he could miss 2 or 3 months with surgery - ESPN
Florida Panthers star Matthew Tkachuk said he remains undecided about getting surgery before the 2025-26 season but acknowledged he could miss significant time should he require it.
Drier than last year's parade, proud Panthers party at beach - ESPN
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Champagne was swilled and spilled, cigars were smoked and the Stanley Cup was hoisted a few more times, all with about 400,000 people watching.