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"playoffs" - 170 Total Result(s)
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LUONGO LUNGE, 2016
Game 5 of the 2016 Eastern Conference First Round featured impressive defensive performances by both sides. The game went into 2OT periods and ended with a low score of 2-1. Unfortunately the Panthers ...
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M FOR MELLANBY, 1996
A hand-written message on a rat projectile wished the Panthers good luck during the 1996 Stanley Cup Playoffs. The scrawled no. 27 and capital M made this rat specific to the man behind the Rat Trick, ...
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MAKING FAMILY HISTORY
Matthew Tkachuk had a performance to remember during the 2023 Stanley Cup Playoffs, and he was ready to repeat during the 2024 run. He led the Panthers with 14 assists and 22 points (tied with Aleksan ...
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MARSHY OWNS THE LEAFS
Brad Marchand owns the Maple Leafs. The longtime tormentor of Toronto had a goal and two assists to help the Panthers win Game 7 of their 2025 Eastern Conference Second Round series, 6-1. With the win ...
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MELLANBY TAKES THE PUCK, 1996
Beyond inspiring the “Year of the Rat,” Scott Mellanby’s 70 points led the 1995-1996 Panthers team.
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MIKE HOUGH GAME-USED STICK, 1990s
Mike Hough joined the Panthers in the expansion draft and was with the team during their legendary 1996 playoffs run. During his four seasons with the Panthers, he likely used this stick to notch some ...
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NIEDERMAYER CHECKING OUT COMPETITION, 1996
Rob Niedermayer struggled against the boards in this Stanley Cup playoff match against the Colorado Avalanche.
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NIEDERMAYER TAKES THE PUCK, 1996
Rob Niedermayer skated near center ice with the puck in this Stanley Cup Final game against the Colorado Avalanche in 1996. He had five goals and three assists in the playoffs that season.
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NO SLACK FOR ZACH, 2012
Goaltender Jose Theodore stopped all 30 Devils shot attempts in Game 5 of the 2012 Eastern Conference Quarterfinals on his way to a 3-0 win, including this attempt by Devils captain Zach Parise. The l ...
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NOT VLADDY’S FIRST RODEO
While most Panthers players hoisted the Lord Stanley for the first time, Vladimir Tarasenko was an old pro. The veteran right winger won the Stanley Cup in 2019 as a member of the St. Louis Blues — an ...