Peter Worrell’s gloves got battered in his role as enforcer for the Panthers from 1997 to 2003. The fan favorite racked up 1,375 penalty minutes in his six seasons with the Panthers. He left brawling ...

Several players have worn no. 20 for the Panthers over the years, but the most prominent was Brian Skrudland. He tallied 99 points for the team between 1993 and 1997, plus 4 more points in the 1996 pl ...

Originally, the blocker glove’s main purpose was to hold the goaltender’s stick. Over time, the front of the blocker became a tool unto itself as it developed into a wide rectangle goalies could use t ...

Mike Hough wore these gloves during his four-year stretch with the Panthers, in which he scored 79 points. His double-overtime goal against the Flyers in the 1996 playoffs helped send the Panthers to ...

Robert Svehla had a solid grip on his game when he arrived in the NHL. While he was technically a rookie during the 1994-1995 season when he appeared in 5 games, Svehla played 81 games the next season ...

The man didn’t stand around with his hand in his pockets. As the well-worn palms demonstrate, Scott Mellanby was busy during his first season as captain, 1997-1998. He played in 79 games, scoring 39 p ...

A Louisville hockey glove? That’s right — the same company that made Louisville Slugger bats also made hockey equipment for NHL players like Stu Barnes, who played for the Panthers from 1993 to 1996. ...

Tom Fitzgerald was a key part of the Panthers core during the team’s first five seasons. He collected 121 points in 353 games as a Panther.

Viktor Kozlov was sent to the Panthers in a trade from San Jose in 1997. In his first season with the team, he notched 23 points on the way to 291 in his seven years with the Panthers, which put him i ...