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‘That was huge’: Penalty kill sparked comeback for Panthers in Game 4
Following their five-minute kill in Game 4, the Panthers went on to score a pair of goals within a span of just 11 seconds late in regulation to go ahead 3-2 in an eventual 4-2 win. Fittingly, it was two of the team’s top killers – Ekblad and Jones – that scored the back-to-back goals.
Lightning bring restored belief to Game 4 vs. Panthers
Suddenly, the Tampa Bay Lightning are feeling more alive. Make no mistake -- the Florida Panthers still lead this Eastern Conference first-round series 2-1. And the Panthers -- the reigning Stanley Cup champions -- will be at home for Game 4 on Monday night in Sunrise,
The Panthers had a defining win Monday night vs. the Lightning as the Heat got swept into offseason by the Cavaliers.
Panthers defenseman Aaron Ekblad will have a hearing for his forearm shiver to Brandon Hagel’s head in the second period, ...
NHL Player Safety announced Aaron Ekblad will have a disciplinary hearing for elbowing Brandon Hagel in Monday's ...
Florida Panthers defenseman Aaron Ekblad will have a phone hearing with the NHL's Department of Player Safety following his ...
Tensions hit new levels in the Battle of Florida during Game 4 of the first round playoff series against the Florida Panthers ...
Two goals in an 11-second span decided Monday’s First Round Stanley Cup Playoffs Game 4 between the Tampa Bay Lightning and ...
Among the thousands cheering on the Cats in person at Panthers games, a family that has traveled thousands of miles in their ...
The Florida Panthers pulled off a late comeback against the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 4, scoring two goals in 11 seconds to ...
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