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Vancouver is reportedly interested in Ivan Miroshnichenko, a 22-year-old former first-round pick seeking a regular NHL role.
Pagnotta raised a Pettersson-for-Byfield framework, but said Vancouver and Los Angeles would need to discuss more pieces.
DeBrusk and Pettersson land on Bleacher Report’s trade board as Vancouver’s 3-12-1 start sharpens questions about its roster.
Barkov is on long-term injured reserve after leaving Florida’s San Jose game early. Doctors will assess the captain Monday.
Florida rallied to force overtime, but Anaheim converted three of four power plays and ended the Panthers’ latest one-goal game.
Florida has gone 102-105-17 without Barkov, but the scoring, special teams and faceoff numbers reveal what his absence takes away.
Florida says Barkov will rehab without surgery and aims to return in six to eight weeks, though coach Paul Maurice cautioned that the schedule remains uncertain...
Tkachuk’s third-period goal gave Florida its first regulation win of the season, though Brad Marchand’s injury added to the Panthers’ early concerns.
Tkachuk has no points through four games for Florida, the first scoreless opening stretch of that length in his NHL career.
Boca Raton honored Aleksander Barkov for his community ties, as hockey, tennis and family life keep the Panthers captain rooted in South Florida.
Markström has a .927 save percentage and a shutout through three starts, giving Florida an early lift as Connor Hellebuyck remains away from Winnipeg.
Florida welcomes Minnesota seeking an eighth straight home opener win, while Verhaeghe has a chance to match Scott Mellanby’s club mark.
Kirill Kaprizov struck three times as Florida fell 4-1 in its home opener, with a struggling power play and limited scoring adding to the concern.
Sam Reinhart scored twice on the power play, but Florida fell 5-3 in Buffalo and awaits word on Jacob Markström before Tuesday’s game.
Florida visits Columbus at 6:15 p.m. ET during a 16-game night, looking to snap a two-game skid. Here’s the full schedule and broadcast lineup.
Florida’s celebration has roots in local hockey history and the LATAM Cup. The next step is making it easier for new fans and players to stay involved.
Tkachuk recorded four points in Florida’s 7-3 win over Columbus, offering a strong response while leaving bigger team questions open.
Florida’s 10-3 record after major scoring nights offers a compelling backdrop for Thursday’s matchup with Vancouver and the brothers’ latest milestones.
Tkachuk scored six goals in two games, capped a comeback over Vancouver and became the first Panther with natural hat tricks in consecutive contests.
Verhaeghe’s three goals against Seattle completed a historic run for Florida and renewed attention on his place among the Panthers’ biggest single-game scorers.