Welcome to a THW GameDay Live, posted so fans could comment and interact during and after the game. We give you a little background on the game, and have the comments open below. Enjoy! As both the Florida Panthers and Tampa Bay Lightning reach their penultimate game of the 2020-21 NHL season, they will be
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The Florida Panthers got most of their work done in the regular season by acquiring key pieces at the trade deadline and punching their ticket for the 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Much like their previous months, they were very successful and they currently hold the second seed in the Central Division. The 2021 regular season
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, could the Florida Panthers be in the market for another defenseman after learning Aaron Ekblad is going to be out for the remainder of the season? Meanwhile, there’s pushback on rumors the St. Louis Blues might be interested in Taylor Hall and could the Tampa Bay Lightning try and clear
The Florida Panthers have continued their consistency, and with their next five games being against teams outside of the playoff picture, I wouldn’t expect them to slow down. That being said, I had some followers on Instagram send some of their questions regarding the Panthers, so I have decided to answer them in this piece.
As it stands today, the Florida Panthers are one of the top teams in the NHL, but every team has its weaknesses, and they are not exempt from that. With their main needs being bottom-six forwards and bottom-four defensemen, here are some trade options the team should go for. Dante Fabbro With many reports coming
Entering the month of February, the Florida Panthers were on a roll. They were undefeated in regulation for the entire month of January, and it was clear they were hungry for more. The only big difference is that this month they were playing teams that were considered to be contenders. This included teams like the
The Florida Panthers played back-to-back games against the Detroit Red Wings on Friday and Saturday night, splitting them with one win and one loss. The team looked very different between the two, as in game one, they tormented their weaker opponents, while in the second game, they got outplayed heavily for the majority of the
The Florida Panthers have been very consistent to start the season, as they have followed up any kind of loss this season (OTL, SOL, or regulation) with a win. The team is 9-2-2 and has 20 points, good for second in the Discover Central Division. After facing some of the weaker teams in their first
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, there are reports that Tony DeAngelo is getting a ton of interest from teams around the NHL. Does that mean the New York Rangers will be able to move the defenseman in the next couple of days? Meanwhile, Elliotte Friedman drops a few newsworthy notes regarding the Pittsburgh Penguins, Montreal
The Florida Panthers finally got to play their first couple of games of the season after being postponed originally due to COVID-19. However, it was against the Chicago Blackhawks at home, rather than the Dallas Star. General manager Bill Zito finally got to see his team get some real NHL action and shape his vision
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, there is news on the seriousness of Nick Robertson’s injury and how long the Toronto Maple Leafs will be without their young forward prospect. The Edmonton Oilers goalie carousel continues to turn as the results of the waiver claims roll in. Patrik Laine left the ice early today at the
The 2019-20 season was another disappointment for the Florida Panthers. It is true, at least to some extent, that defense wins championships. While the Panthers’ offense thrived, their defense was poor and their star goaltender, Sergei Bobrovsky, had a career-worst season. The Panthers finished fourth in the Atlantic Division with a record of 35-26-8. In
New Florida Panthers’ general manager Bill Zito has had a very busy offseason, making big-name trades and signings. He brought in forwards coming from Stanley Cup winning franchises, such as two-time winner, Patric Hornqvist and newly crowned champion, Carter Verhaeghe. However, the bulk of his moves seemed to address a glaring problem that has haunted
In June 2016, defenseman Keith Yandle was traded from the New York Rangers to the Florida Panthers. In exchange, the Rangers received a 2016 sixth-round draft pick and a 2017 fourth-round pick after signing a new deal with the Panthers. The general manager at the time, Tom Rowe, gave him a new contract, a seven-year,
Florida Panthers defenseman Mackenzie Weegar recently re-signed with the team on a three-year deal with an average annual value of $3.25 million. After speculation the team was going to move him, general manager Bill Zito decided to keep the former seventh-round pick around. Weegar has played four seasons with the Panthers and in that time
In today’s, NHL rumors, there is talk about what the Vancouver Canucks are going to be looking at in terms of cost on an Elias Pettersson extension. How will the team make it work? In Florida, it appears a former NHL goaltender has agreed to a PTO with the Panthers. Which teams did NHL players
Now that Dale Tallon has moved on and been cleared of several allegations, the Florida Panthers can continue what they started when new general manager Bill Zito was named just over two months ago. While Zito did lock down the defense by re-signing Mackenzie Weegar and bringing in Radko Gudas, formerly of the Washington Capitals,
The Florida Panthers have already made some notable moves in free agency this offseason, signing left-winger Carter Verhaeghe, defenseman Radko Gudas, and speedy center Alexander Wennberg. Despite these solid additions, the team will have to deal with departures as well, most notably Mike Hoffman, their top goal scorer from last season, who is a free
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