The Florida Panthers offseason was filled with contract extensions of their free agents. It's time to look at the Panthers free agency grades

The Florida Panthers took care of some more business on Thursday, signing two of their pending restricted free agents to new contracts. Florida signed defenseman Toby Bjornfot to a one-year, two-way deal;

Trent Frederic, the former 29th overall pick of the 2016 NHL draft by the Boston Bruins, was re-signed by the Oilers on an eight-year deal worth an AAV of $3.85 million. After finishing his time with the University of Wisconsin, he joined the Providence Bruins, Boston's AHL affiliate.

Brendan Dunphy is an overage defender who’s headed to the NCAA next season after a year in the WHL. He uses his 6-foot-5 frame to its full ability, using his reach to knock pucks off attackers' sticks and his body to lay the wood along the boards. Dunphy has plenty of time to develop.

The two-time reigning Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers take on the Chicago Blackhawks in an opening night triple-header to launch the 2025 NHL regular-season, the league announced Monday.

The Chicago Blackhawks will go on the road to play the two-time defending Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers as part of the NHL’s season-opening tripleheader Oct. 7. The game will kick off ESPN’s slate at 4 p.m., with the New York Rangers hosting the Pittsburgh Penguins at 7 and the Los Angeles Kings hosting the Colorado Avalanche at 9:30.

The Florida Panthers are running it back after their second Stanley Cup, so their most likely trade acquisition is assets for Evan Rodrigues

Has the 2020s state of Florida passed the 1980s Alberta dynasty? Let's break down both eras and all four teams in a few categories.