The Florida Panthers have re-signed yet another member of their Stanley Cup-winning team. Forward Tomas Nosek has agreed to a one-year contract worth $775k.
July 1: The Panthers have confirmed the six-year deal for Marchand while not disclosing financial terms. June 30, 6:20 p.m.: Unsurprisingly, TSN’s Pierre LeBrun reports that Marchand’s new contract is heavily frontloaded.
According to a report from Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic, the Florida Panthers and veteran forward Tomáš Nosek have agreed to terms on a one-year contract extension.
The Florida Panthers ended their season by winning the Stanley Cup and opened the offseason with an impressive run of deals. The Panthers re-signed all three superstar pending free agents in Sam Bennett, Brad Marchand, and Aaron Ekblad, all of them signed to long-term, big-money deals.
The Florida Panthers didn’t wait long to silence any doubts about their ability to keep their Cup-winning core intact. After capturing their second straight Stanley Cup, they re-signed all three of their biggest pending free agents — Sam Bennett, Aaron Ekblad, and Brad Marchand — in a flurry of financial deals.
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What do rats and cold-blooded animal murder have to do with an NHL hockey team and its fans? The Florida Panthers have been crowned Stanley Cup champions for the second season in a row.
The Florida Panthers continue to live it up after repeating as Stanley Cup champions, having once again defeated the Edmonton Oilers in what was the first Cup Final rematch since the Detroit Red Wings and Pittsburgh Penguins met in 2009.
Brad Marchand is sticking with the Florida Panthers after he helped them win a Stanley Cup, and Matthew Tkachuk is as thrilled about that as anyone. Marchand agreed to a new 6-year, $32 million deal with the Panthers on Monday, according to multiple reports.
The Florida Panthers are getting the band back together after their second consecutive Stanley Cup championship -- and that means extending one familiar face and one newer one.
The Florida Panthers have signed winger Brad Marchand to a 6-year deal worth $5.33 million per year ($32 million total), per Elliotte Friedman. Marchand experienced a rejuvenation of sorts after being traded to the Florida Panthers from the Boston Bruins for a conditional 2027 second-round pick at the trade deadline.
According to a report from Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, the Florida Panthers and Brad Marchand have agreed to terms on a six-year contract extension with just under $32 million.
After playing in his fourth Stanley Cup Final this past season and winning his second championship, Brad Marchand has a new contract. The veteran has agreed to a six-year contract to stay with the Florida Panthers.
As per NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, “Hearing Brad Marchand is closing in on a six-year extension in Florida…just under $32M is the total. The Panthers pulled it off. Verrrrrrrrrrry impressive.” Pierre LeBrun adds, “He hasn’t quite signed the deal just yet, but he’s agreed to a six-year deal.”
By keeping Marchand for the foreseeable future, the Panthers will not only have a formidable top-six to stagger opposing teams but will continue to have a third line that few teams will be able to match up against.
The Florida Panthers are currently celebrating their second straight Stanley Cup after defeating the Edmonton Oilers again in the Stanley Cup Final. They’ve become the first team to accomplish this feat since the Tampa Bay Lightning did in 2020 and 2021.
The Florida Panthers locked up one of their most important players, but was it a steal of a deal? Last Friday, the Panthers locked up forward Sam Bennett for the next eight years, signing a contract that will carry an AAV through the 2032-33 season.
The Florida Panthers are your two-time defending champions. This is an incredible feat, and one they look to build upon. This success comes with a price, however.
Conn Smythe Trophy winner Sam Bennett signed an eight-year, $64 million extension with the Florida Panthers on Friday night. Bennett, who turned 29 earlier this month, is now under contract through the 2032-33 season.
The 2024–25 NHL season concluded with a range of suspensions and fines issued by the league. The Florida Panthers recorded the highest total financial penalty of the season, with $1,847,340 in fines across five infractions.