The Florida Panthers have some work to do. After dropping both games to the Toronto Maple Leafs over the past few days, the ...

The Florida Panthers last October didn’t agree to pay Carter Verhaeghe $56 million over the course of seven seasons to lead the NHL in regular season goals. They gave Verhaeghe the bag for nights like ...

The questions moving forward are who will play goal for the Leafs and what kind of performance will that ... heading into Game 2: The Panthers’ third line, which struck for two goals in the ...

This suspension came two games after Ekblad had returned from a previous suspension, that one for 20 games for violating the terms of the NHL and NHLPA performance enhancing substances program.

Fortunately for the Panthers, goalie Sergei Bobrovsky was up to the task of matching Woll’s performance ... don’t do enough work from the goal line to your red line, you’re going to ...

Carter Verhaeghe scored a power-play goal in the first period, and Sam Bennett added an insurance goal in the third. The Panthers' improved defense and Bobrovsky's strong performance were key to ...

The Leafs should be prepared for a more spirited performance from the Panthers in ... Scott Laughton-led line that will again be tasked with countering Florida’s superb third unit.