Adam Lichtenstein

BIG. AARON. JUDGE.

Panthers start quest for third straight Stanley Cup with win over Blackhawks The Panthers began their third straight Stanley Cup title chase with a win over Chicago, getting goals from Carter Verhaeghe, AJ Greer and Jesper Boqvist.

From Sunrise: The Panthers began their quest for a three-peat with a win over Chicago.

The crowd chanted "We want three!" and gave snowbird-turned-permanent resident Brad Marchand a big cheer as the Cats returned to the ice.

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Panthers start quest for third straight Stanley Cup with win over Blackhawks The Panther began their third straight Stanley Cup title chase with a win over Chicago, getting goals from Carter Verhaeghe, AJ Greer and Jesper Boqvist.

BREAKING: The Panthers' 2025-26 season begins the same way the last one ended: a win at Amerant Bank Arena.

Florida beats Chicago, 3-2, to begin its quest for a third straight Stanley Cup.

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Dolly, take my energy. And any organ you need.

GOAL: Jesper Boqvist puts the Panthers ahead 3-2 with 10:20 left in the third.

Anton Lundell's turn to take a puck to the face. He seems ok afterwards.

Sellout here at Amerant Bank Arena: 19,655 announced attendance.

END 2: Panthers and Blackhawks are tied at two.

Florida has a 27-13 shot advantage.

NHL commissioner Gary Bettman on Panthers-Lightning preseason brawls: ‘That was over the top’ NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said the preseason fights between the Panthers and Lightning were “over the top” and “not what the game is all about.”

NEW: NHL commissioner Gary Bettman, speaking at the Panthers' season opener, called the Florida-Tampa Bay fighting in the preseason "over the top."

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GOAL: Teuvo Teravainen ties the game at two with 18:53 left in the second period.

Brad Marchand is also headed to the penalty box for holding the stick.

END 1: Panthers lead 2-1 on goals from AJ Greer and Carter Verhaeghe.

AJ Greer in a tussle with Chicago's Nick Foligno.

Gordie Howe hat trick alert. He just needs an assist.

Florida Panthers Mourn Loss of Super Fan Steve Elario The Florida Panthers are mourning the loss of dedicated super fan Steve Elario, a yacht broker who resided in Fort Lauderdale who became a favorite of those attending games in Sunrise. Elario was a fi...

The Panthers honor superfan Steve Elario with a "moment of woo." Elario died last month.

Read more on him from @georgerichards.bsky.social:

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GOAL: Carter Verhaeghe scores on the power play to make it 2-1 Panthers with 5:52 left in the first period.

AJ Greer currently on pace for about 246 goals this season.

Would likely lead the league.

GOAL: If you had money on AJ Greer for the Panthers' first goal of the season, collect your winnings.

1-1 with 8:54 left in the first.

GOAL: Frank Nazar puts the Blackhawks ahead 1-0 with 9:57 left in the first period.

Panthers can't cash in on their first power play of the season.

Cancel the parade. Season's over.

Panthers show a nice tribute video to Chicago goalie Spencer Knight, who spent parts of four seasons with the team.

Panthers fans chant “We want three!”

Huge cheers for Brad Marchand as he gets introduced at Amerant Bank Arena.

Who could have imagined that a year ago?

The Panthers raise their second Stanley Cup championship banner. Aaron Ekblad brought the Stanley Cup onto the ice as captain Aleksander Barkov recovers from knee surgery.

Panthers take the ice for a meaningful game for the first time since Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final.

"Bill Belichick sold his UNC football program as the "33rd NFL team." Through five games as a college football coach, the Tar Heels rank 128th in points per game out of the 136 NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) teams."

That's a helluva lede.

The mock Sports Illustrateds in earlier NCAA games were awesome. Interested to see how they do this.

Me and six fans

We back.

Miami Hurricanes freshman WR Malachi Toney blossoming into star Miami freshman wide receiver Malachi Toney is quickly becoming a national star after scoring touchdowns in primetime games against Notre Dame and Florida State.

"Watching my mom get up early for work — if she can do it, why can’t I?”

Malachi Toney has been one of the best freshmen in the nation, and it stems from his hard work during the week. He said he gets the work ethic from his family.

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Why?

Guys will watch this and say hell yeah