Roberto Luongo was totally chill at his fifth career All-Star Game. In fact, the veteran said that he found the Skills Challenge “relaxing.” Lu certainly seemed relaxed, making both of his long-distan ...

Panthers founder and original owner H. Wayne Huizenga acknowledged the crowd at BB&T Center (now Amerant Bank Arena) as his no. 37 jersey was retired to the rafters. The 80-year-old businessman had wi ...

The Panthers would never have come together if not for the efforts of Bill Torrey, longtime NHL legend and the first president of the franchise. Torrey laid the foundation not just for the thrilling S ...

This stick was likely on the receiving end of some slapshots. Along with his other goalie gear, Roberto Luongo used the twig to make saves and direct traffic during the 2014-2015 season.

Roberto Luongo crowded the cage while wearing these leg pads during the 2014-2015 season. He recorded 28 wins that season, contributing to his eventual 230 wins for the Panthers.

Roberto Luongo had to use both his stick and his body to stop a puck and an attacker in motion. Stopping momentum of players and pucks puts a strain on a goalie’s gear, and many stick blades end up br ...

Roberto Luongo’s pastel-colored mask was one of the most unique in the game. The simple, clean look was a departure from other more action-packed designs favored by his colleagues.

Roberto Luongo has always been good in the hot seat, and that’s true even off the ice. The goalie was the first guest reader for the Panthers Summer Reading Tour, in which Panthers players, alumni, an ...

Roberto Luongo was a formidable obstacle even before he put on his gear. Add his blocker and glove and the goalie became a brick wall. Luongo made 16,086 saves during his Panthers career, so it stands ...

James Reimer worked with artist Dave Gunnarsson to design this mask for the 2017-2018 season. Titled “Optimus Reim a.k.a. The Power Panther 2.0,” the mask featured a panther transforming into a roboti ...