Jameson Olive

3 days ago | nhl.com | Jameson Olive

Tidbits from a busy Media Day prior to Game 1 in Edmonton June 04, 2025 EDMONTON – From a dream come true to a bit of déjà vu. A year removed from winning their first-ever Stanley Cup, the Florida Panthers found themselves back at familiar podiums during Media Day at Rogers Place on Tuesday.

4 days ago | nhl.com | Jameson Olive

Looking ahead at another big week for the Panthers June 02, 2025 Here we go again. Meeting for the second straight season in the Stanley Cup Final, the Florida Panthers will kick off their series with the Edmonton Oilers with Game 1 at Rogers Place on Wednesday. A rare occurrence, this is just the 12th time that the same two teams have battled for the Cup in consecutive seasons.

6 days ago | nhl.com | Jameson Olive

FORT LAUDERDALE – When the Florida Panthers took the ice for their first practice of the Stanley Cup Final at Baptist Health IcePlex on Saturday, three key forwards were noticeably absent. Anton Lundell and A.J. Greer both did not skate, while Eetu Luostarinen skated on his own. Thankfully, at least two of the three players will be good to for Game 1. "I think the only question mark is Greer," head coach Paul Maurice said. "We will list him as day to day. The other guys are fine.

6 days ago | nhl.com | Jameson Olive

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The ultimate road warriors. Making their way through three difficult rounds to reach their third straight Stanley Cup Final, no team has looked more comfortable away from home than the Florida Panthers. After going 7-4 on the road en route to their first-ever Cup in 2024, the defending champs have been even better in 2025, posting an 8-2 record while averaging 4.8 goals per game. They’re also sitting at 42.9% on the power play and and 88.6% on the penalty kill.

1 week ago | nhl.com | Jameson Olive

The job’s still not done. With a 5-3 win over the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Final on Wednesday, the Florida Panthers booked their third straight ticket to the big dance in the NHL. Making history, the Panthers are just the ninth team to reach the Stanley Cup Final in three consecutive seasons and only the second since the salary cap was introduced in 2005-06. Now, they’ll try to be the 10th franchise in NHL history to repeat as Stanley Cup champions.