The Phoenix Coyotes beat the Florida Panthers last night 2-1. Stephen Weiss was awarded a
penalty shot with 24 seconds to go, while down by one. Weiss had the goalie beat, but came up short. If he only had another inch he could have put it in. (That's what she said)
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December 21, 2011
After a bonehead play by two Phoenix Coyotes players that gave the Panthers a penalty shot to potentially tie up the game with 24.5 seconds left in the third, Florida's Stephen Weiss bombed down the center of the ice and attempted to go five-hole on Coyotes goalie Jason Labarbera. Weiss had Labarbera beat but the puck got caught under the goalie's sliding body. When the...
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December 20, 2011
The Florida Panthers haven't lost at home in regulation in their last eight games. That's not to say wins have been coming easily.
The Panthers go for their third straight victory at BankAtlantic Center when they host the stumbling Phoenix Coyotes on Tuesday night.
After finishing with the third-fewest points in the NHL last season (72), Florida (18-9-6) is leading the...
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December 22, 2011
One of the NHL's biggest surprise this season has been the play of the Florida Panthers. The upstart bunch from South Florida will come to Boston on Friday night as the Southeast division leaders, currently tied for fourth in the Eastern Conference in points. Not only will the Panthers' stop at TD Garden present a formidable Eastern Conference test for the Bruins, it will...
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December 22, 2011
Tune into FOX Sports Florida at 7:30 p.m. to watch the Florida Panthers take on the Ottawa Senators!
Looking to move up in the Eastern Conference, the Ottawa Senators hope to continue their mastery over the Florida Panthers.
Ottawa goes for its eighth straight win over Southeast Division-leading Florida on Thursday night at Scotiabank Place.
With 36 points, the Senators (16-14...
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December 21, 2011
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December 20, 2011
In their game against the Phoenix Coyotes tonight, the Florida Panthers were called for a season-high seven penalties. Yet, there they Stephen Weiss was, with a penalty shot that could tie the game with 24.5 seconds left. He tried to go five-hole, as many do. And the puck got as far as the goal line, where it just stopped and taunted him mercilessly...
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December 21, 2011
We at The Hockey Guys are pleased to bring back a very successful weekly series feature called Underrated Nation. Writer, fan and NHL history aficionado Bill Kellett will focus on a different NHL’er every week in our Underrated Nation segment’s, seen only on The Hockey Guys.
By Bill Kellett
Dale Tallon is best known to hockey fans as the current general manager of the Florida...
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December 22, 2011
I think I hate the Florida Panthers.
It isn’t just their sissy flying cat logo anymore. It used to be that the average fan had no time to hate Florida because they were perfectly awful and boring. But this new Florida team is good and Ottawa got a new look at them in tonight’s hard-fought 5-4 overtime win.
It isn’t the fact that they’ve suddenly gotten good either that makes...
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December 21, 2011
Injuries make Cats look forward
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December 21, 2011
SUNRISE, Fla. - Despite a sub-par performance filled with silly penalties, the Florida Panthers literally came...
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December 21, 2011
ANDY LEFKOWITZ STATS Writer Looking to move up in the Eastern Conference, the Ottawa Senators hope to continue their mastery over the Florida Panthers.
Ottawa goes for its eighth straight win over Southeast Division-leading Florida on Thursday night at Scotiabank Place.
With 36 points, the Senators (16-14-4) are tied with Toronto for seventh in the East. Washington, Buffalo and...
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December 22, 2011
WILMINGTON--The Bruins will be looking to avenge one of the just two regulation losses they've suffered since the start of November when they play the Florida Panthers tomorrow night atthe Garden. The B's lost to them at home on Dec. 8.
The Panthers ...
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December 21, 2011
WILMINGTON -- With a record of 19-2-1 in their last 22 games, the Bruins haven't had many blemishes on their record in the past seven weeks. One was a loss to the Florida Panthers. So the B's are eager to beat Florida Friday night at the Garden, both to even ...
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December 20, 2011
The Panthers were called for a season-high seven penalties, and Phoenix capitalized with a pair of power-play goals in a win over Florida.
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December 20, 2011
Don't say the first-place Panthers haven't been giving the home fans at BankAtlantic Center their money's worth.
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