Devils 2, Panthers 1
Florida Planthers play is better, results arent in loss to Devils
The Panthers continue to improve in this shortened season, but as Saturday’s loss showed, they still aren’t being rewarded.
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The Panthers continue to improve in this shortened season, but as Saturday’s loss showed, they still aren’t being rewarded.
Jacob Markstrom hasnt been benched much in his life. Its obvious he doesnt like it.
Certainly seems to be the case for the Panthers this week.
Jonathan Huberdeau, Eric Selleck and Drew Shore are just some of young players who are playing for Florida.
The last-place Panthers turned the tables on the Hurricanes on Tuesday night.
Ed Jovanovski is out once again because of a lower-body injury and is not expected to return to the team anytime soon.
With the Panthers loaded with injured defensemen, newly acquired T.J. Brennan has a strong chance for playing time.
The Panthers fought back from a 3-0 deficit, tying the game before a late Islanders goal sealed their fate.
When asked if he could pick out what has exactly gone wrong with his team this season, Panthers general manager Dale Tallon sits back in his chair and closes his eyes.
The Panthers’ foes in a new division should boost attendance, but the Cats also will face lengthier travel.
With eight regulars out, the Panthers gave the Bruins a battle before losing their fifth game in a row.
Kevin Dineen is trying to maximize the effectiveness of the Panthers’ workouts in between games.
Despite dominating most of the night, the Panthers fall to opportunistic Lightning.
The struggling Panthers spent some extra time in Monday’s practice holding onto the puck and pressuring the defense near the net.
A Florida Panthers hockey prospect is in hot water with police after he was accused of breaking into a familys San Antonio home and relaxing on the sofa.
The struggling, slow-starting Panthers couldn’t catch up to high-flying Montreal.
Shawn Matthias is back to his natural center position after Stephen Weiss was lost for the season, and he has picked up his play.
The Panthers’ struggles in close games continued with an overtime loss to the Jets on Friday night.
Washington scored on its first two shots of the game, and the game went downhill from there.
Panthers center Stephen Weiss said not properly taping wrist during NHL lockout workouts and the repetitiveness of taking shots contributed to the deterioration.