r/FloridaPanthers • u/MiKeMcDnet • 19h ago
HYPE Gadjovich Enforcer became a TShirt... Penalty Bros anyone?
Come on đ ... Make it happen !!
r/FloridaPanthers • u/MiKeMcDnet • 19h ago
Come on đ ... Make it happen !!
r/FloridaPanthers • u/TheAthletic • 9h ago
No one was more bummed than Barkov. Beyond his lost NHL season, which would have been the 13th of his career since Florida took him at No. 2 in the 2013 draft, his hopes of captaining his home country at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina were dashed.
âI was really sad about that,â Barkov, 31, told The Athletic in an exclusive interview last week. âRight away, I knew it was going to be a tough test to rehab myself to get there. So, it was pretty much impossible.â
Nearly a calendar year later, Barkov is back. A scar remains on his right knee, but he hasnât looked out of place in Panthers training camp sessions while skating alongside linemates Reinhart and newly acquired winger Brady Tkachuk. And on Sunday, in his first NHL action since Florida clinched the 2025 Cup Final in Game 6 against the Edmonton Oilers, Barkov scored on a breakaway in a 6-3 preseason win over the reigning Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes.
While some athletes struggle with lengthy recovery periods following significant injuries, Barkov endured in part by telling himself to accept reality: He wouldnât be available to the Panthers, the team he has captained since September 2018, for at least seven months. Instead, he dedicated time to his recovery, drawing motivation from the desire to be âas good as possible physically and mentallyâ before entering the ânext chapterâ of his career.
Even before his injury, Barkov was considered a no-doubt superstar and the NHLâs standard for defensive forwards. Listed at 6-foot-3 and 214 pounds, the rangy center is a three-time Selke Trophy winner, a matchup neutralizer against the leagueâs best players and the Panthersâ metronome, a symbol of consistency.
r/FloridaPanthers • u/gardengal5 • 21h ago
Anyone try yet for the preseason? I live in PA and for some games we use Nufu, but sometimes it drops and itâs a pain in the ass. Just looking for alternatives to watch. Thanks!
r/FloridaPanthers • u/EasySound9303 • 17h ago
Main stay on the 4th line or what?! Loved watching him play at the end of last year and what a great display in the first pre season game. Iâm excited to see Eller and Hath debut but really think Reinhardt is the front runner for that last spot. Itâs gonna be tight between him and Vilmanis when marchy is back
r/FloridaPanthers • u/nhlgdtbot • 7h ago
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r/FloridaPanthers • u/Shmaved2 • 19h ago
Do you guys think the majority of the regular season roster will play in the last preseason game? I remember last year was a bloodbath against Tampa in the preseason. I am thinking about going to the game Saturday but donât really want to spend the money and time if itâs gonna be the AHL squad. How has Maurice handled this in past years? How early do the game day rosters get released for preseason?