Florida Panthers

Paul Maurice spent his summer on a Canadian lake. Its location would be best described as in the middle of nowhere. The coach of the Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers typically would have morning coffee with his wife, either on the dock or inside the screened-in porch. Sometimes it lasted 30 minutes. Sometimes it lasted for hours. And he loved....

Florida Panthers star Matthew Tkachuk is mourning the death of former teammate John “Johnny Hockey” Gaudreau, who was struck and killed along with his brother by a suspected drunk driver.

The Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers are moving their local broadcasts to Scripps Sports, leaving financially troubled Bally Sports and bringing the club’s games into more homes on a regular basis than ever before.

Sam Reinhart, who scored the game-winner in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final, and the Panthers have agreed on an eight-year, $69 million contract, an AP source said.

After a day of nonstop celebration, NBC6 has compiled some of the best photos from the Florida Panthers’ victory parade and ceremony in Fort Lauderdale on Sunday.

Panthers Head Coach Paul Maurice took a moment to thank the fans at the Stanley Cup victory celebration on Sunday in Fort Lauderdale.

Broward County officials announced June 30, 2024 as Florida Panthers Day at the Stanley Cup victory ceremony on Sunday.

A soaked Ryan Lomberg was seen hoisting the Stanley Cup in the air at the victory parade along A1A on Sunday.

Matthew Tkachuk jumped into water alongside fans at Fort Lauderdale beach amid Sunday’s victory parade along A1A.

Cameras spotted Panthers player Nick Cousins as he got off his bus and into the crowd to celebrate the historic victory with fans.

For the first time ever, an NHL team will be parading through South Florida’s streets as a champion when the Panthers roll through Fort Lauderdale with the Stanley Cup on Sunday. Here’s a look back at some of the memorable celebrations in South Florida sports history.

Officials are excited for the public to join the Panthers on their Stanley Cup victory parade in Fort Lauderdale, but want fans who’ll be attending to keep safety and traffic in mind.  

The Stanley Cup has seen more action in three days than some of us will see in a month.  And rightfully so, since the Florida Panthers are still in the middle of celebrating their history-making, nail-biting, championship win.  From Broward to Miami-Dade, here’s where the Cup (and its keepers) have partied in true South Florida style.&nbs...