The injuries continue to pile up for the Florida Panthers, as head coach Paul Maurice announced after Tuesday’s 4-3 shootout loss to the Montreal Canadiens that defenseman Dmitry Kulikov will miss the rest of the season due to a broken finger.
The Florida Panthers have even more injuries to sort through after Tuesday night’s win over the Ottawa Senators. Defensemen Aaron Ekblad and Dmitry Kulikov were both injured in the matchup.
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.
Things just continue to spiral for the two-time defending Stanley Cup champions. According to George Richards of Florida Hockey Now, the Florida Panthers are set to be without defensemen Aaron Ekblad and Dmitry Kulikov for Thursday night’s tilt against the Boston Bruins due to upper-body injuries.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
The Panthers welcomed back a veteran blueliner to their lineup for tonight’s game against the Islanders. Prior to puck drop, the team announced that Dmitry Kulikov was activated off long-term injured reserve. To make room on the roster, winger Cole Schwindt was placed on injured reserve.
The Florida Panthers are back from the Olympic break and have an uphill battle to return to the playoffs. The two-time defending champions entered Sunday’s action eight points out of the final Wild Card spot.
The Florida Panthers have activated veteran defenseman Dmitry Kulikov from the injured reserve list while placing forward Cole Schwindt on injured reserve.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The injuries continue to pile up for the Florida Panthers, as head coach Paul Maurice announced on Wednesday that defenseman Dmitry Kulikov will miss the next five months after a surgery to repair a labral tear.
The Florida Panthers have begun the 2025-26 season with two consecutive wins over the Chicago Blackhawks and Philadelphia Flyers. On Saturday, the back-to-back Stanley Cup champions will look to close their three-game homestand to open the year with a win over the Ottawa Senators.
The Panthers have placed defenseman Dmitry Kulikov on injured reserve due to an apparent right wrist injury, via Jordan McPherson of the Miami Herald. The team hasn’t made any comment on his status, so his return is unknown.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Mitch Marner won’t dwell on the lack of a penalty on the play where he got elbowed by Florida Panthers defenceman Dmitry Kulikov.
Dmitry Kulikov clearly targeted Mitch Marner's head in Game 4, and after receiving no discipline for it, fans showed their outrage all over social media.
Dmitry Kulikov has played a solid role for Florida in their series against Toronto, but now he's learned his fate after trying to take Mitch Marner's head off.
Dmitry Kulikov has finally gotten his time in the spotlight. Skating in his 1,000 career game Wednesday versus the Los Angeles Kings, the veteran blue-liner
A few days before Dmitry Kulikov made his NHL debut with the Florida Panthers, general manager Randy Sexton had some high praise for his new defenseman.
With Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final tied at 1, the puck sat in the empty Florida Panthers goal crease, just waiting for an Edmonton player to put it home and give the Oilers the lead.
FORT LAUDERDALE — When the Florida Panthers traded Dmitry Kulikov to Buffalo in 2016, the defenseman said he was “excited to change the scenery a little bit … after being here so many years.’’ As time went on, Kulikov wanted to come back to the team which drafted him in the first round back in 2009, but nothing ever worked out.
Florida Panthers defenseman Dmitry Kulikov was suspended two games for an illegal check to the head delivered to Tampa Bay Lightning forward Conor Sheary.