Armando Velez (Locked On Florida Panthers) joins Jacob and TJ to catch up on all things Panthers since before the Christmas Break. What's been going well? What still needs to be improved? How should the Panthers approach the second half of the season? The boys also discuss Olympic rosters, potential records, and the Panthers' continuously harrowing injury situation.

The Florida Panthers went 3-1-0 on their last road trip of 2025 and are now 5-1-0 since Eetu Luostarinen's return from injury. Jacob, Alex, and TJ discuss a road trip that went about as well as possible, Carter Verhaeghe's return to form, the extracurriculars in Tampa, and some big trades around the league.

The Panthers are back in the win column but have a tough road trip coming up before coming home for the new year. Jacob, Alex, and TJ close out the homestand and give their thoughts. Carter Verhaeghe has returned to form after becoming a father. Jacob gets to brag about the college football playoff.

The Florida Panthers sit at the bottom of the Eastern Conference (again), but what's going on with the CFP selection? Jacob, Alex, and TJ discuss their level of concern with the Panthers' current place in the standings, why there is reason to be optimistic, and whether or not the Miami Hurricanes should be in the CFP (they should, sorry TJ).

Jacob and TJ are back to talk about one of the most eventful weeks in recent Panthers memory. The boys celebrate some player milestones, mourn a few more injuries, and give their thoughts on the just released Winter Classic jerseys.

The Florida Panthers have introduced some new faces into the lineup, including one we could swear we've seen before. George Richards (Florida Hockey Now) joins Jacob, Alex, and TJ to diagnose the Panthers' fall to the bottom of the Eastern Conference and prescribe a few solutions, including some potential trade targets. The boys give out some flowers where they're due and George makes his pick in what has unexpectedly become a bit of a tradition.

The Florida Panthers return home after a long and (mostly) unsuccessful road trip. Jacob and TJ discuss how the Panthers dropped four straight before coming back to their senses and treating Brad Marchand to a proper homecoming. Jacob has an eye on his strong favorite for the Calder Trophy.

3-1-0 is a start we'll take, as 6 points are banked. All 3 hosts are back to discuss the inaugural week of the Panthers' 2025-26 campaign. All to say... it's October.

The Florida Panthers are officially back for the 2025-26 season and they picked up right where they left off. Jacob and TJ break down a very strong start to the threepeat chase, what went right against the Chicago Blackhawks, what could be improved, and what tongue twister TJ simultaneously develops and fails.

THANK YOU FOR TEN (10) YEARS OF PANTHER POURRI (including the PTP years)!!! Your back-to-back Stanley Cup Champion Florida Panthers are back for the 2025-26 season, but missing a few key pieces. Jacob, TJ, and Alex give their expectations for the season, including what the Panthers can do to help account for the Barkov and Tkachuk injuries. The boys find out about the Anton Lundell injury in real time and discuss the potential implications if it's serious. TJ can't remember the names of multiple former Los Angeles Kings defensemen. Nobody can remember the 2024 draft.

Pre-season is officially underw-- and Barkov is out for the season. David Dwork (The Hockey News, The Hockey Show) joins Jacob, Alex, and TJ to discuss Aleksander Barkov's season-ending injury and surgery, what the Panthers' mindset is about how to move forward, and some potential targets to bring in as extra center depth.

The Florida Panthers managed to extend all of Sam Bennett, Aaron Ekblad, and Brad Marchand but it put them over the salary cap. So how much could Bill Zito have possibly done on July 1st? Oh, THAT much?? Jacob and TJ give their grades on the big 3 extensions and discuss a much more active July 1st than was expected from the Panthers.

ALEX, JACOB, AND TJ REACT TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP CLINCHER!!!! BACK TO BACK BABY!!!!

The Panthers are one win away from Stanley Cup glory after a convincing, comprehensive 5-2 game 5 win over the Oilers in Edmonton.

Multiple comebacks, a goalie change, late drama, overtime... what didn't Game 4 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Final have? Oh right. It didn't have happy Panthers fans at the end of it. Jacob and TJ talk about how the Panthers let a 3-0 lead slip away and failed to take a chokehold on the series, but also why there is still plenty of reason for optimism. Once again, we'd like to thank Netflix, Map360 Collective, and the Happy Gilmore 2 marketing team for sending us to the game!

Emotions ran high as the Florida Panthers took their first series lead of the 2025 Stanley Cup Final by way of a 6-1 thrashing over the Edmonton Oilers, but that's hardly the story compared to the 140 minutes of penalties called. Who was dirty and who was physical? Who was a sore loser and who was getting their pound of flesh? Is this what we can expect for the rest of the series? Huge thanks to Netflix, Map360 Collective, and the Happy Gilmore 2 marketing team for treating us to a magnificent game!

Stop me if you've heard this one before: the Panthers had a lead in the third period of the game in the Stanley Cup Final, but the Oilers tied it and the game went to overtime. Except this time it went to double overtime and the Panthers won to tie the series and head home to Sunrise. Jacob, Alex, and TJ discuss why the Oilers are giving the Panthers so much trouble, give their Conn Smythe updates, and defend Sam Bennett's innocence.

The Florida Panthers fall 4-3 in overtime to the Edmonton Oilers in game one of the Stanley Cup Final. What went wrong? Was it Bob's fault? Was Edmonton's top-end talent just too much to handle? Should you worry yet?

The rematch is ON. It's the Florida Panthers and the Edmonton Oilers for the grand prize once again. What has changed since last year? What are each team's keys to the series? What will it take for the Florida Panthers to earn the title of "dynasty"?