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Panthers Raise Stanley Cup Banner

Hosted on MSN · 1h

Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers raise banner, bury Bruins in night to celebrate | D'Angelo

Florida's 6-4 victory over Boston was the perfect ending to two days of festivities in which the players received rings and watched banner raised.

USA Today · 2h

Florida Panthers raise Stanley Cup banner, down Boston Bruins in opener

Sam Bennett scored two goals as the Florida Panthers opened the defense of their first Stanley Cup title with a 6-4 win over the Boston Bruins.

ESPN on MSN · 2h

Panthers lift championship banner, capping Stanley Cup party

Aleksander Barkov ended last season by hoisting the Stanley Cup, as the Florida Panthers fans got to roar in delight. And this season started the same way. Barkov, the Panthers' captain, skated the Cup onto the ice Tuesday night moments before Florida hoisted its first championship banner to the rafters -- with players all arm-in-arm as they gazed at the building's newest memento.

Carter Verhaeghe, florida panthers

The Associated Press on MSN · 30m

Panthers and 2-time Cup winner Carter Verhaeghe agree on 8-year contract extension

Verhaeghe and the Panthers have agreed on an eight-year, $56 million contract extension, the deal getting announced shortly after the Stanley Cup champions opened their season by beating the Boston Bruins 6-4 on Tuesday night.

ESPN on MSN · 2h

Carter Verhaeghe, Panthers agree to 8-year, $56M deal

Sources told ESPN that Carter Verhaeghe's new contract includes $48 million in guaranteed signing bonus money and carries trade protection.

CBSSports.com · 3h

Panthers' Carter Verhaeghe: Staying in Florida long-term

Panthers' Carter Verhaeghe: Staying in Florida long-term

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Cote: Florida Panthers celebrate Cup with opening win. But should game have been played? | Opinion

Florida Panthers raised their Stanley Cup banner Tuesday with a 6-4 Opening Night home win over Boston. But, with Hurricane ...

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NHL preseason power rankings: Panthers' hunt for back-to-back Stanley Cups begins

For 31 NHL teams, the Florida Panthers will be Public Enemy No. 1 for the next six months.

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