With the Florida Panthers bringing back pretty much the entire core from last season, the team now faces some tough salary cap decisions. The team is over the cap by a few million, and they will need to cut money before the year starts.
Dan Rosen of NHL.com: (mailbag) The Florida Panthers are more than $3 million over the salary cap, and forward Evan Rodrigues and his $3 million cap hit are a potential trade candidate.
The Toronto Maple Leafs might turn to one of their most common foes to shore up their bottom six. According to NHL insider David Pagnotta, Toronto is among several teams linked to Florida Panthers forward Evan Rodrigues, who could become a cap casualty this offseason.
Can you name every winner of the Hart Trophy, which honors the most valuable player in the NHL, since 1983?
The Florida Panthers have won two consecutive Stanley Cup titles. In recent years, they have mortgaged their future to make title runs. That included trading for Seth Jones and Brad Marchand this year and picking up Matthew Tkachuk three years ago.
Before zeroing in on the Chicago Blackhawks, it is important to diagnose the current offseason landscape of the NHL. The major free agency push has come and gone, and now teams are sitting back, re-examining their rosters for possible tinkering and improvement opportunities.
The Chicago Blackhawks, Toronto Maple Leafs, and Detroit Red Wings are being linked to Panthers 2x Stanley Cup winner Evan Rodrigues. The Florida Panthers have now won back to back Stanley Cups, defeating the Edmonton Oilers on both occasions in 2024 and 2025.
The Florida Panthers are now over the salary cap, and as a result, speculation has continued over the potential that the team trade veteran Evan Rodrigues.
The Florida Panthers are celebrating their second straight Stanley Cup championship after defeating the Edmonton Oilers by a series score of 4-2. They’ve become the first team to repeat since the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2020 and 2021 and the third team to accomplish the feat in the last decade.
The NHL offseason will be red-hot for the next two weeks.
On the ice, Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand is one of the biggest pests and agitators in the NHL. He is always looking to cause problems and get under the skin of opponents anyway he can. He is taking that persona off the ice as well following the team's Stanley Cup win.
We made it! The Stanley Cup Final is upon us and it’s a rematch between the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers from last season. Both teams won in five games in their respective conference final series and come into this matchup anxious to keep up the momentum.
The Florida Panthers have drafted winger Evan Rodrigues back into the lineup ahead of their Game 7 matchup against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Rodrigues was injured in Game 4 in Sunrise and missed the title in Toronto on Wednesday for Game 5.
Panthers winger Evan Rodrigues will be back in the lineup for tonight’s Game 7 after missing the last two contests with an undisclosed injury, relays Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports.
In Game 4 of the Atlantic Division Finals opposing the Toronto Maple Leafs to the Florida Panthers, Leafs' defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson landed a dangerous hit on Evan Rodrigues, forcing the reliable forward to leave the game.
Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice announced a shift to his lineup ahead of Game 5 against the Toronto Maple Leafs, taking out center Evan Rodrigues for winger Jesper Boqvist. Rodrigues left Game 4 midway through the third period after suffering a high hit from Maple Leafs defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson in front of the Panthers’ bench.
Mark Masters from TSN reported that Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz was seen back on the ice this morning before the team’s practice. While there is no specific timeline for his return, this development is a positive sign.
Aleksander Barkov and Evan Rodrigues both went down in Game 4 for the Florida Panthers, and now we've got intriguing updates on both veterans from Head Coach Paul Maurice ahead of a must-win Game 5 back in Toronto.
Gerry Moddejonge: Edmonton Oilers goaltender Calvin Pickard remains day-to-day with a lower-body injury. Stuart Skinner will start Game 4. Skinner is 0-3 so far in the playoffs this year, allowing at least four goals in each of his three starts.
Yesterday, the NHL featured two games. The Stars hosted the Jets for the first time, and in the evening, the Panthers were looking to even the series against the Leafs.
Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semifinals between the Florida Panthers and Toronto Maple Leafs was packed with intensity and physicality, but one moment stood out above the rest.
The Stanley Cup Playoffs have seen some questionable calls thus far, and after a Game 2 embellishment call on Evan Rodrigues, he's reacted to the shock call.
The Florida Panthers fought tooth and nail to remain in contention against the Toronto Maple Leafs. On Friday, the Panthers defeated the Leafs in overtime 5-4 to trail Toronto 2-1 in the second-round playoff series. Yet they are still reeling after Game 2, in which center Evan Rodrigues received an embellishment call.
FORT LAUDERDALE — Evan Rodrigues has been riding a hot streak for the streaking Florida Panthers lately. Six of his nine points this season have come in the past four games. Add his game-winning shootout goal against the Flyers on Saturday which helped Florida win its seventh straight game, and you can officially say Rodrigues is on fire.
FORT LAUDERDALE — Evan Rodrigues is not going to win the Conn Smythe Trophy, but when it comes to the Florida Panthers, he may just be their Stanley Cup Final MVP.
In a Stanley Cup Final with big-name players on both sides, Evan Rodrigues has emerged as a pleasant surprise. Does that make him worth putting money on ahead of Game 3?
Similar to the series' first two games, Game 3 has already had its fair share of rough stuff with the teams combining for 38 first-period hits.
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