Panthers head coach Paul Maurice previously defended his stance of coaches staying away from handshake lines as Florida closes in on winning a second Stanley Cup championship

The Florida Panthers are on the doorstep of potentially clinching a second straight Stanley Cup title. Florida will have a chance to win in front of its fanbase again, hosting Game 6 of the series against the Edmonton Oilers.

Paul Maurice's evolution as a coach over the past three decades in the NHL culminated with him finally becoming a Stanley Cup champion last year with the Florida Panthers.

In the world of elite sports, coaches often do not get the praise they deserve. They work behind the scenes while the players get all the eyes and spotlight. Yet, Florida Panther

The Florida Panthers are now just one win away from winning the 2025 Stanley Cup Finals as they defeated Edmonton Oilers 5-2 in Game 5.

Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch met with the media prior to Game 6 tonight, where he issued a warning to the Panthers, saying that his team will be fully ready.

Paul Maurice figured the third line alongside young Finns Anton Lundell and Eetu Luostarinen was the perfect place for Brad Marchand, and it has worked out swimmingly.

Edmonton Oilers coach Kris Knoblauch thinks it has been a bit of an unfortunate final for Connor McDavid given the amount of scoring chances that just haven't gone in.