The Florida Panthers may be the two-time defending Stanley Cup champions, but their title defense is being tested to the limits thanks to a myriad of injuries to key players.
The Florida Panthers’ quest for a third consecutive Stanley Cup is facing an early and significant challenge, as the team begins the 2025-26 season without two of its most vital players.
The Florida Panthers are on a mission to win their third championship in a row, and they still have the team to do so. There’s no doubt that this team has become a dynasty, and if they’re able to get back to the Stanley Cup Final again, it should be no question of what they’ve been able to accomplish over the past few years.
How many of the 46 players to score 30 or more goals in the 2024-25 NHL season can you name in six minutes?
The Florida Panthers were really hoping to snag a third straight Stanley Cup, something that hasn’t happened in over forty years. But things took a big hit right at their first official practice of training camp.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The party continues for Stanley Cup-winning coach Paul Maurice, as he took the trophy to Winnipeg and celebrated with it at the famous Lake of the Woods.
“They need a new voice,” were the words said by current Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice on the day he resigned as head coach of the Winnipeg Jets.
On the ice, Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand is one of the biggest pests and agitators in the NHL. He is always looking to cause problems and get under the skin of opponents anyway he can. He is taking that persona off the ice as well following the team's Stanley Cup win.
As the Florida Panthers defeated the Edmonton Oilers for a second straight year Tuesday night, it brought to an end what was a gruelling two-month playoff run for both teams.
Mid-80-degree Fahrenheit weather in Sunrise, Florida, can certainly affect one's actions, and Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice is no exception.
The Florida Panthers' 5-1 Game 6 win sealed their second consecutive Stanley Cup Final series victory.
With a 6-1 win over the Edmonton Oilers in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final Monday night, Florida Panthers’ Head Coach Paul Maurice became just the third bench boss in NHL history to record 1,000 combined regular-season and playoff victories.
The Edmonton Oilers came away with a massive win to open the 2025 Stanley Cup Final against the Florida Panthers. The Oilers won the game 4-3 in overtime, which saw multiple ebbs and flows throughout the contest.
After almost a week, we’ve finally heard Rod Brind’Amour’s side to the handshake line story. Headlines were made when the Carolina Hurricanes head coach was seen talking with Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice after the conclusion of their respective teams’ Eastern Conference Final matchup.
Paul Maurice is not mincing words when it comes to his Florida Panthers.
It's three up and three down for Florida Panthers' head coach Paul Maurice. It is not the end of an inning. It is the middle of a brilliant playoff run where Maurice has coached the Panthers for three seasons and has led Florida to the Stanley Cup Finals after each season.
Paul Maurice got into a small confrontation with Rod Brind’Amour after the Eastern Conference Finals between the Florida Panthers and Carolina Hurricanes ended on Wednesday night.
The Florida Panthers are one win away of capturing back-to-back Stanley Cup titles. If head coach Paul Maurice’s locker room speeches are anywhere near as good as his press conferences, we can see why.
Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice proved again why he is one of the most successful, respected, and well-liked coaches in the NHL. During a media
Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice held a press conference on May 3 to discuss his thoughts as his team prepares to face the Toronto Maple Leafs in the second round of the NHL Playoffs.
The Florida Panthers have a massive first-round matchup with the Tampa Bay Lightning looming in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
With the Florida Panthers winning 4-1 over the Detroit Red Wings, head coach Paul Maurice earned the 915th win of his career, putting him in sole possession of third on the NHL’s all-time list.
Florida Panthers coach Paul Maurice did not seem to be in the mood to be reminded that after Sunday’s loss in Las Vegas, his team’s schedule starts to loosen up a bit.
When the Florida Panthers are not playing particularly well in a game, one of the first thoughts is ‘how bad is Paul Maurice going to rip them tonight?’ Maurice, of course, once famously said his team “needed some profanity in their life.
FORT LAUDERDALE — Paul Maurice was not in the mood to mess around Tuesday afternoon at the IcePlex, which is understandable considering his team has lost four straight and six of seven.
FORT LAUDERDALE — 29 years ago Wednesday, Paul Maurice became the youngest coach in the NHL when the Hartford Whalers elevated him from being the team’s fresh-faced assistant coach and put him in charge of the whole team.
Since becoming an NHL head coach at the green age of 28, to guiding the Florida Panthers to the franchise’s first Stanley Cup, Paul Maurice’s hockey odyssey featured plenty of twists and turns that will (hopefully) be featured in a book one day.
The Florida Panthers have announced a multi-year contract extension for head coach Paul Maurice. The exact duration or terms of the contract haven’t yet been revealed.
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