One of the biggest takeaways from the NHL trade deadline is that the chase for the Stanley Cup is wide open The NHL trade deadline showed that the race to succeed the Florida Panthers as Stanley Cup champions after they went back to back and fell short this season is wide open.

Schenn, who hoisted the Cup in 2019 and has captained St. Louis the past three seasons, joins a mix on Long Island led by standout rookie defenseman Matthew Schaefer, whose presence has revitalized the franchise since winning the draft lottery and taking him with the first pick.

Since making three consecutive trips to the Stanley Cup Final between 2020 and 2022 and winning twice, the Tampa Bay Lightning have bowed out of the playoffs in the first round every year. Head coach Jon Cooper and his

The Florida Panthers won the Stanley Cup in 2023-2024 and in 2024-2025, but it is very hard for an NHL team to win it all for the third straight season. Florida has not had the same success this season as it did the last couple of years.

As the NHL season quickly winds down, the Florida Panthers are finally starting to get healthy. On Tuesday, they’ll get back one of their Stanley Cup champions

The Buffalo Sabres made another move to acquire a Stanley Cup-winning forward to bolster their lineup and depth for the playoffs.