The Florida Panthers eagerly await the start of next season after being eliminated a couple of weeks ago. They finished last season with a record of 40-38-4 and 84 points.
Throughout their history, the Florida Panthers on the ice have seen players from 13 different nationalities. The Panthers have had Hall of Famers, as well as key members of their two-time Stanley Cup championship run and their recent stretch of success.
The New Jersey Devils are entering a new era. With the recent hiring of first-time general manager Sunny Mehta, the Devils are hoping to turn around a franchise that has won just one playoff series in the last 14 years.
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Florida Panther fans got well acquainted with the Charlotte Checkers players this season. By the time the Cats were done with their season, 8 players got reassigned back down to Charlotte for the playoffs.
There have been successful rookie seasons in NHL history, and there have been superior efforts worth celebrating time and time again. Here's our list of the 25 notable seasons from those with official rookie status, as deemed by the NHL, in reverse chronological order.
Things couldn’t have been better for the Florida Panthers coming into the 2025-26 season. They were fresh off two straight Stanley Cup Finals victories and had quickly become one of the most popular teams in the NHL.
The Florida Panthers did not make the postseason and will not retain their Stanley Cup. They finished their regular season with a record of 39-38-4 and 82 points to miss the playoffs for the first time since the 2018-19 season.
Matthew Tkachuk and the Florida Panthers’ quest for a three-peat fell well short in 2025–26, as the back-to-back Stanley Cup champions failed to even qualify for the postseason.
Some repercussions followed a rather controversial incident on the second day of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. On Monday, the NHL Department of Player Safety announced that Utah Mammoth defenseman Sean Durzi has been fined $5,000 for head-butting Vegas Golden Knights defender Rasmus Andersson.
George Richards of Florida Hockey NOW: The Florida Panthers want to keep Sergei Bobrovsky in Florida. Now, the question is, how much will it cost to keep him there?
Brady Tkachuk tried to deliver a message at the start of the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs for the Ottawa Senators. It failed spectacularly as the Senators dropped Game 1 of their Eastern Conference quarterfinal series, 2-0, against the Carolina Hurricanes.
When the Florida Panthers traded their first-round pick in the 2026 NHL Draft in the deal that brought over Seth Jones, they probably didn’t think the top 10 protection would ever come into play.
The New Jersey Devils wasted no time in hiring their next general manager.
Florida Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov missed the entirety of the 2025-26 season with a knee injury sustained during training camp. On the other side of a losing year for the Panthers, Barkov is finally nearing a return to game action.
The Panthers placed forwards Nolan Foote and Noah Gregor on waivers Thursday, per PuckPedia. The move will allow them to be assigned to AHL Charlotte for the Calder Cup Playoffs after they presumably clear tomorrow.
He’s back. The Finnish Hockey Federation has announced that Florida Panthers forwards Aleksander Barkov and Anton Lundell will represent Finland at the upcoming men’s IIHF World Championship in Switzerland.
Mike Benning scored his first two NHL goals, Wilmer Skoog tallied his first two assists in his third game and Mikulus Hovorka got a point in his fourth contest as the Florida Panthers dominated the visiting Detroit Red Wings 8-1 in Wednesday's regular-season finale.
The end of the season has brought no relief to the Florida Panthers’ injury woes. Winger Tomas Nosek sustained a broken leg in Sunday’s win over the New York Rangers, head coach Paul Maurice told Miami Herald’s Jordan McPherson.
The terrible luck the two-time defending Stanley Cup champions have endured has claimed one final casualty. When speaking to the media, Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice revealed that forward Tomas Nosek sustained a broken leg during Monday’s game against the New York Rangers.
There are plenty of reasons why the Florida Panthers are one of the league’s best-run organizations. But one of the biggest is how they’ve locked in a two-time Stanley Cup-winning core for so long.
The Florida Panthers' two-year run as Stanley Cup champions officially is about to end. The Panthers (39-38-4, 82 points) will play host to the Detroit Red Wings (41-30-10, 92 points) in the season finale for both non-playoff teams on Wednesday night in Sunrise, Fla.
The Florida Panthers will be without yet another defense fixture for the final few games of the season.
Expect the Florida Panthers to look at several options this summer, just a few weeks removed from officially missing the playoffs in 2025-26. Unhappy with how things ended, Florida is aware that injuries played a major role in their struggles, but GM Bill Zito also understands the team needs to improve.
Instead of trying to reach the Stanley Cup Final for a fourth year in a row and win a third consecutive championship, the Panthers' 2025-26 season will end in disappointment.
Florida Panthers defenseman Dmitry Kulikov is dealing with a broken nose but could return to the ice this weekend. Kulikov, 35, has been ruled out of Thursday night's game against the visiting Boston Bruins.
Those who blinked right after the opening face-off between the Ottawa Senators and the Florida Panthers missed something historic.
As per a report by Elliotte Friedman in his 32 Thoughts written column, goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky has a specific extension in mind as he negotiates with the Florida Panthers.
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