The NHL is officially on a break for the Four Nations Faceoff tournament. The United States, Canada, Finland, and Sweden will compete over the next two weeks in a round robin competition followed by a championship game. The games will start this week in Montreal and then the scene shifts to Boston where the final will be held.

The top winger for the Florida Panthers would consider it a dream come true if he stayed the organization for his entire career.

The Florida Panthers are about to have another champion. Maybe a few of them. The reigning Stanley Cup champions are the only NHL team to have at least one player on each of the four rosters for the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament that starts this week.

On Monday, all four nations held their first official team practices. That gave us an initial look at how the eight Florida Panthers players will be lining up when the games begin on Thursday and Friday.

Discover how the Florida Panthers have secured a unique edge by featuring on every national team at the 4 Nations Face-Off, paving the way for a winning legacy on the global stage.