Three consecutive Stanley Cup Final runs by a bunch of fun-loving, beer-drinking dudes have made the Florida Panthers and hockey too cool to ignore. But are we a hockey town yet? Some local

“I live and breathe for the Florida Panthers. I bleed for the Florida Panthers,” he said. “I’ve given my body and everything to this team, and I want to keep doing it … forever, for as long as they’ll let me come to the rink.”

Paul Maurice believes the Panthers' experience showed by fighting through an inconsistent first overtime before Brad Marchand's goal in second OT.

Just like that, the magic was on the other side from the Florida Panthers this first night of the Stanley Cup Final. Just like that, Game 1 was Edmonton’s to ride with a 4-3 overtime win Wednesday night in an uncorked the Rogers Place crowd.

FLA@EDM, SCF Gm2: Kulikov scores from deep to even game at 3

Roberto Luongo Shares Cryptic Post After Panthers' Win originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Florida Panthers needed a moment of playoff magic to even the Stanley Cup Final on Friday night, and Brad Marchand delivered it.

Florida Panthers CEO Matt Caldwell transformed the NHL's "worst team" into Stanley Cup contenders, generating over $100 million for the local economy while creating a successful sports franchise.

Popeye Jones was an NBA rookie in Dallas who knew nothing about hockey. That was in 1993-94, the first season the Stars came to town and before the Tennessee native became a hockey dad to two NHL players.