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‘That was huge’: Penalty kill sparked comeback for Panthers in Game 4
Following their five-minute kill in Game 4, the Panthers went on to score a pair of goals within a span of just 11 seconds late in regulation to go ahead 3-2 in an eventual 4-2 win. Fittingly, it was two of the team’s top killers – Ekblad and Jones – that scored the back-to-back goals.
Lightning bring restored belief to Game 4 vs. Panthers
Suddenly, the Tampa Bay Lightning are feeling more alive. Make no mistake -- the Florida Panthers still lead this Eastern Conference first-round series 2-1. And the Panthers -- the reigning Stanley Cup champions -- will be at home for Game 4 on Monday night in Sunrise,
The Panthers looked ahead and didn't think that those players would've impacted their offense as much as McMillan. Therefore, ...
Per ESPN's David Newton, the Panthers had discussions about trading Clowney prior to the start of the 2025 NFL draft. Even ...
SUNRISE, Fla. -- Aaron Ekblad and Seth Jones scored within a span of 11 seconds late in the third period, and the Florida ...
The Florida Panthers pulled off a late comeback against the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 4, scoring two goals in 11 seconds to ...
New Carolina Panthers wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan is apparently a very popular man, both inside and outside of the league ...
Carolina came out with a draft balanced on offense and defense, including a potential WR1 for Young in McMillan.
Imagine a Florida panther slinking its way 400 miles (645 kilometers) from the Big Cypress Swamp, in the southwest part of ...
Two goals in an 11-second span decided Monday’s First Round Stanley Cup Playoffs Game 4 between the Tampa Bay Lightning and ...
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