The Florida Panthers stayed busy after re-signing Brad Marchand, Sam Bennett, and Aaron Ekblad, this time keeping a young talent in town to chase yet another Stanley Cup during the 2025-26 NHL season.

There was an equal amount of shock and awe to go around for those following the Florida Panthers free agency situation this offseason.

The Florida Panthers face cap circumvention accusations after signing Brad Marchand, Sam Bennett, and Aaron Ekblad to long-term deals during a high-stakes offseason.

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With Aaron Ekblad, Sam Bennett, and Brad Marchand recently signed to long-term deals, the Florida Panthers’ roster has rare ...

The Carolina Hurricanes maneuvered throughout the first days of NHL free agency period before adding two key pieces for next ...

With all of the big moves the Florida Panthers made this offseason, they need to find ways to free up some more cap space.

Despite a staggering $275 million in available cap space, NHL teams are encountering a player shortage this offseason. Key ...

The NHL Players' Association announced that 11 players have filed for salary arbitration. Hearings will be held from July 20 ...

BRANDON — If the Lightning’s path back to the Stanley Cup Final now goes through the Panthers, it might not look like they’ve ...

Brad Marchand, fresh off a Stanley Cup victory with the Florida Panthers, was spotted at Wimbledon amid swirling free agency rumors. While teammates Sam Bennett and Aaron Ekblad secured extensions, ...

It is no secret that the road to back-to-back Stanley Cups for the Florida Panthers was paved with contributions from a ...