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  • Recapping the NHL All-Star Weekend in Sunrise

    The Florida Panthers played host to this year’s All-Star Weekend here in Sunrise, Fl. The events were split between FLA Live Arena and the beach, with a spattering of events taking place in other venues locally. Highlights included the All-Star Beach Festival, the Alumni Game, the Mascot Breakfast, and of course, the main events: The…

  • After a Lackluster First Half, the Florida Panthers Look to the Future

    The first half of the season went just about as poorly as possible for the Panthers. Falling to below .500, losing key players to injury time and time again, being on the receiving end of terrible bounces, missed (or bogus) calls, shoddy goaltending, seemingly non-existent defense, stifled offense… it was a recipe for disaster. The…

  • Staal Brothers Reunited: Florida Panthers Sign Veteran Eric Staal

    Today, the Panthers came to an agreement with veteran player Eric Staal, signing him to a 1-year, 1-way contract worth $750,000. Panthers GM Bill Zito broke the news this afternoon, saying, “Eric is an experienced leader in this League and a tremendous competitor. His professionalism and veteran mindset will add value to our locker room…

  • Reverse Retro is Back, Baby!

    The reverse retro jerseys for the 2022-23 have been revealed, and the Panthers are paying homage to the late 1990s jerseys with the lettering and numbering, though the eclectic blue primary color is a first. The alternate logo on the shoulders is the sunburst FLA that was a short-lived feature on the jet-blue thirds from…

  • Game Recap: Florida Panthers vs Philadelphia Flyers | No Place Like Home

    The Panthers home opener for the 22-23 season was a roaring success, the building packed to the brim with fans eager to watch their beloved Cats play. The energy in the nearly sold-out arena was electric, and the Panthers seemed to thrive back at home. There were quite a few fans (myself included) who were…

  • Ekblad: Man of Glass?

    Panthers top defenseman Aaron Ekblad sustained a lower body injury for the third season in a row, placing him on LTIR. Sources say it is a Grade 2 groin strain, requiring approximately 6 weeks of recovery time. The injury came during the Panthers loss on Monday October 17 against the Boston Bruins. He went down…