Is the leaping panther holding a broken hockey stick in its claws, or snapping it in its mouth? Fans have debated this since the logo debuted in 1993.

Pavel Bure, Viktor Kozlov and Ray Whitney were all selected for the 50th NHL All-Star Game in 2000, the first time three Panthers players had been selected. During the game, Pavel Bure and his brother ...

The Panthers hosted the NHL All-Star Game for the first time in 2003 at the Office Depot Center (now Amerant Bank Arena). In an exciting matchup that went to overtime, the West defeated the East, 6-5. ...

The Panthers had a memorable year in 2003, when they celebrated their 10th anniversary, hosted the NHL All-Star Game at the Office Depot Center and held the annual “Waiter, There’s a Puck in My Soup” ...

With this look Craig “Andy” Anderson made his two main passions obvious: fast cars and his hockey team. It doesn’t hurt that a Panther driving an old-school Corvette is just plain cool. ...

Craig Anderson loves to show off his passion for Corvettes. Can you spot the references to the legendary car in this mask from 2009?

Fans enthusiastically tossed plastic critters onto the ice to celebrate the Year of the Rat’s postseason success. This rat made a stance against no. 88. Could that be Philadelphia Flyers captain Eric ...

Bill Lindsay was part of the inaugural team after the Panthers selected him in the 1993 NHL Expansion Draft. He played over 500 games as a Panther, but he’s most remembered for a dramatic come-from-be ...

Double Bures! The Growl gameday program for November 10, 2000, featured both Pavel Bure of the Panthers and Valeri Bure of the Calgary Flames, who were playing against each other that day. Both Bure b ...

Ed Jovanovski was known for his tough, productive play throughout seven seasons in South Florida. He racked up 619 penalty minutes as a Panther, more than 10 hours of his life in the box!