
Four Florida Panthers Players Track Toward Hockey Hall of Fame
The Athletic ranks four current and former Florida Panthers among NHL players closest to Hockey Hall of Fame enshrinement.

The Athletic ranks four current and former Florida Panthers among NHL players closest to Hockey Hall of Fame enshrinement.

The Florida Panthers' 84-game 2026-27 schedule features 42 home games in Sunrise, a grueling early road stretch, and Sergei Bobrovsky's return.

Matthew Tkachuk reflects on Sergei Bobrovsky's departure and the Jacob Markstrom trade reshaping the Florida Panthers' roster.

Florida Panthers acquired Akira Schmid but still need a starter, with Connor Hellebuyck and free agents in play before Wednesday's deadline.

Florida Panthers acquire goaltender Jacob Markstrom and forward Angus Crookshank from New Jersey Devils in exchange for three forwards.

The Panthers have no NHL goalies under contract and only $5.8 million in cap space as free agency opens Wednesday.

Florida Panthers GM Bill Zito says Sergei Bobrovsky could still return as NHL Free Agency opens July 1 and the team has no goalies with NHL experience under contract.

Sergei Bobrovsky reportedly wants $42 million over six or seven years from the Florida Panthers as free agency opens July 1.

Sergei Bobrovsky made 15 saves in the third period as Florida Panthers defeated Boston Bruins 2-1 in Sunrise, ending Boston's four-game winning streak.