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erre l 2013.07.17. 21:15 l #1605 |
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The Panthers have just over $10 million in cap hits including bonuses for Aleksander Barkov, Jonathan Huberdeau and Erik Gudbranson. $1 million base plus salary.
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erre l 2013.07.17. 21:06 l #1604 |
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The message from Florida Panthers general manager Dale Tallon on the first day of free agency was pretty simple.
"We're going to go with our young guys. That's been the plan all along and that's the way we're going to go," Tallon said during the team's developmental camp this past week.
The Panthers have been stockpiling high-end prospects since Tallon joined the organization in May 2010, and those players began arriving during the past two seasons. Erik Gudbranson, the third pick of the 2010 NHL Draft, was a member of the defense for the 2011-12 Southeast Division champions, while Jonathan Huberdeau, the third pick of the 2011 draft, won the Calder Trophy last season.
›A handful of other prospects made their NHL debuts during the 2012-13 season, among them forwards Quinton Howden and Nick Bjugstad, as well as defenseman Alex Petrovic.
Now, however, the Panthers will lean even more on their young players. That was the take after that first day of free agency, when Florida saw center Stephen Weiss, the longest-tenured player on the roster, leave after signing a five-year contract with the Detroit Red Wings.
"We've got to go in a different direction with our young guys," Tallon said. "The [Aleksander] Barkovs and Bjugstads and [Drew] Shores and [Vincent] Trochecks, those are the guys that are our future. That's what's going to have to get done here."
Barkov was the No. 2 pick in the 2013 draft, and the Panthers are hoping he can recuperate from March shoulder surgery quickly enough to make the opening-night roster.
Trocheck, a 5-foot-11, 180-pound right wing, might be a season away, but he's coming off a 2012-13 run that saw him capture the Ontario Hockey League scoring title with 109 points in 63 games split between Saginaw and Plymouth.
Bjugstad (6-6, 215) played the final 11 games of last season with the Panthers after signing his first pro contract following his third season at the University of Minnesota. He finished with one goal and no assists.
"It was an eye-opener for me," Bjugstad, the 19th pick of the 2010 draft, said. "It was more so for me to learn and get a grasp of what the game is like. It was a short time but it was a good experience for me. Probably not the best on paper, but I think it'll help me in the future and this coming training camp confidence-wise. I learned a lot and it was a good experience."
At the very least, Bjugstad ended the season on a high note. After being kept off the score sheet in his first 10 games, he got a goal in a 6-4 victory against the Tampa Bay Lightning in the season finale.
"Mentally it was good for over the summer knowing that I can produce a little bit, at least, in the NHL," Bjugstad said. "It helps my psyche a little bit."
While he began his pro career at the highest level, Bjugstad might need some seasoning in the American Hockey League before he's able to make an impact for the Panthers. Bjugstad said he was going to focus on his training the rest of the summer to help his chances of starting the season in the NHL.
"I can't control who's playing where," he said. "I just have to make sure I'm training my best and doing whatever I can to make that team at the start. I've got to play with confidence and make sure I'm doing the little things right, playing a good two-way game."
Shore began last season with San Antonio, the Panthers' AHL affiliate, but never went back after getting a call-up early in the NHL season.
He impressed his coaches from the start with his all-round game, including solid faceoff work, but was slowed down the stretch by a wrist injury that eventually required surgery.
Shore went 17 games without a point late in the season before coming up with a goal and an assist in the final three games.
"It's probably, in terms of hockey, the toughest thing I've ever had to do," Shore said of playing through the injury. "At the same time, I got a chance to play in the NHL and it was something that I wanted to do. I'm just looking forward to being fully healthy coming into training camp and being an offensive guy.
"I want to develop and turn into an offensive player. I think I have the skills and talent to be an offensive player in this League and it was something I really wasn't as successful as I would have liked to have been last year, but it's something I'm confident this year I'm going to take a step forward in."
Howden played the final 17 games with the Panthers after getting a one-game call-up in January.
The 6-2, 189-pound forward failed to record a point, but the 25th pick of the 2010 draft started making an impact with his strong skating in the final games.
"I was frustrated at the time," Howden said. "Everybody wants that goal. But I was helping the team, contributing in ways, and that's all I really wanted to do. As long as I can come back and contribute in those little ways, then that's all I want."
"We're going to go with our young guys. That's been the plan all along and that's the way we're going to go." -- Panthers GM Dale TallonPetrovic, a second-round pick in 2010, got his first taste of the NHL with a six-game stint to end the season.
With the Panthers having bought out veteran Filip Kuba and allowing Tyson Strachan to leave via free agency, Petrovic finds himself with a strong opportunity to join a defense that includes Brian Campbell, Mike Weaver, Ed Jovanovski, Dmitry Kulikov and Gudbranson.
"I'm ready to make that next step," Petrovic said. "Last year gave me confidence that I can play in the game and be effective, too. For me it's just getting stronger in the upper body and coming in with a lot of confidence and just showing them that I'm ready to play here."
While Tallon has high expectations for his young prospects, he also wants them to understand that they will have to earn roster spots.
"I don't care about age. I don't care about anything but performance," Tallon said. "It's what dictates who plays and who doesn't."
When the Panthers reconvene for training camp in September, a lot of attention will be put on veterans coming back from injuries, players like Kris Versteeg, Sean Bergenheim and Ed Jovanovski.
More importantly, the Panthers coaching staff and front office will need to evaluate and determine how many of their blue-chip prospects are ready to be full-time NHL players.
In other words, has the future arrived for the Panthers?
"You got a scent of it last year," Howden said. "Guys went down with injuries [and] you saw me, [Bjugstad, Shore and Petrovic] all make our debuts. It's going to be a good team down the road.
"We're all excited. We've been together now for three years or something and built good chemistry off the ice. Eventually, over time, that's going to continue to build chemistry on the ice. If we all come back and prepare and use our experiences from last year, we should start off on the right foot."
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erre l 2013.07.17. 8:59 l #1603 |
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Florida Panthers Executive VP & General Manager Dale Tallon announced today that the club has agreed to terms with C Greg Rallo ) and D Michael Caruso on one-year, two-way contracts.
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erre l 2013.07.17. 8:47 l #1601 |
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2013 PRESEASON SCHEDULE:
DATE: OPPONENT: LOCATION:
Mon., Sept. 16 vs. Nashville BB&T Center
Mon. Sept. 16 vs. Nashville BB&T Center
Wed., Sept. 18 vs. Dallas American Airlines Center
Fri., Sept 20 vs. Dallas AT&T Center (San Antonio, TX)
Sat., Sept. 21 vs. Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Times Forum
Thurs., Sept. 26 vs. Tampa Bay Germain Arena (Estero, FL)
Sat., Sept. 28 vs. Tampa Bay BB&T Center
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erre l 2013.07.16. 22:27 l #1600 |
Tony Turgeon impressed Florida Panthers officials enough at their recent development camp that they signed the Nebraska-Omaha defenseman to an entry-level contract.
Turgeon is more well-known for his defensive ability and his knack for being aggressive and physical. He racked up 169 penalty minutes in three years at Nebraska-Omaha.
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erre l 2013.07.16. 13:18 l #1599 |
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The Florida Panthers on Monday signed restricted free-agent goaltender Jacob Markstrom to a new two-year contract. Terms of the deal were not released.
A 2008 second-round pick, Markstrom went 8-14-1 in 23 games last season, with a 3.22 goals-against average and .901 save percentage. It was Markstrom's most extensive NHL time, after seeing action in eight games the previous two seasons.
With Jose Theodore an unrestricted free agent, Markstrom will share the net with veteran Scott Clemmensen this season.
Markstrom, 23, was the second young player to sign with the Panthers on Monday. Earlier, the team signed 2013 first-round pick Aleksander Barkov to a three-year, entry-level contract. The expectation is for the Panthers to be a far younger team this season, with Markstrom and Barkov playing big roles as part of that group.
"We're going to go with our young guys," Tallon said during the team's recent rookie camp. "That's been the plan all along and that's the way we're going to go."
Markstrom: 2 év.
Barkov: 3 év.
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erre l 2013.07.10. 8:17 l #1594 |
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"We're going to go young. Going to go with our young guys,'' Dale Tallon said after Weiss left the Panthers after more than a decade and signed a five-year deal worth almost $25 million in Detroit.
"That's been the plan all along and that's the way we're going to go.''
Mi is a fiatalokkal fogunk nyomulni.
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erre l 2013.07.09. 8:47 l #1591 |
Florida Panthers Executive VP & General Manager Dale Tallon announced today that the club has agreed to terms with C Jon Matsumoto and Matt Gilroy on one-year, two way contracts.
Matusmoto, 26, has played in 14 National Hockey League games with Carolina (2011-12) and Florida (2012), recording two assists and four PIM. The Ottawa, Ont native played in 60 games with the Worcester Sharks (AHL), recording 32 points (14-18-32) and recorded a goal in five games with the Chicago Wolves (AHL) last season.
The 6-foot, 184-pound center has registered 314 points (139-175-314) in the AHL in seven professional seasons after playing in three years of college hockey at Bowling Green State University. Matsumoto was originally acquired by Florida on Jan. 18, 2012 along with forward Mattias Lindstrom from Carolina for forwards Evgeni Dadonov and AJ Jenks.
Gilroy, 28, has appeared in 209 National Hockey League games, with the NY Rangers (2009-11, 2012-13), Tampa Bay (2011-12) and Ottawa (2012), registering 46 points (10-36-46) and 61 PIM. The North Bellmore, NY, native played in 15 games with the Rangers and posted 15 points (6-9-15) in 34 games with the Connecticut Whale (AHL) last year.
The 6-foot-1, 199-pound blueliner played four years of college hockey at Boston University, earning ECAC All-Star and All-American team honors in 2007, 2008 and 2009. Gilroy captained Boston to a National Championship while being awarded the Hobey Baker Memorial Award (Top US College Player) in his senior season in 2009 after posting 37 points (8-29-37) in 45 games.
Strachan meg a Capitalsba ment.
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erre l 2013.07.08. 17:18 l #1590 |
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Florida Panthers 2013 Rookie Development Camp:
Schedule via the club:
Monday, July 8 – Power Skating (1:30 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.)
Tuesday, July 9 – Practice (9 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.)
Wednesday, July 10 – No on-ice session (beach workout & Miami Marlins game)
Thursday, July 11 – Practice (9 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.)
Friday, July 12 – Skills/Scrimmage competition (9 a.m. – 11 a.m.)
Participants (name, sweater number, draft year/draft position):
Center
Aleksander Barkov, 16, 2013/2 (injured)
Francis Beauvillier, 84, 2012/174
Nick Bjugstad, 27, 2010/19
Connor Brickley, 86, 2010/50
Matt Buckles, 54, 2013/98
Michael Downing, 49, 2013/97
Rocco Grimaldi, 48, 2011/33
Steven Hodges, 59, 2012/84
Jonathan Huberdeau, 11, 2011/3 (injured)
Zach Hyman, 73, 2010/123
Wade Megan, 87, 2009/138
John McFarland, 45, 2010/33
Drew Shore, 15, 2009/44
Corey Trivino, 78, 2008/36 (NYI)
Vincent Trocheck, 67, 2011/64
Tony Turgeon, 94 (undrafted)
Right Wing
Joe Basaraba, 2010/69
Daniel Kolenda, 89 (undrafted)
Logan Shaw, 68, 2011/76
Left Wing
Chris Clapperton, 95, 2013/122
Alexander Delnov, 74, 2012/114
Quinton Howden, 42, 2010/25
Defense
R.J. Boyd, 83, 2010/183
Josh Brown, 96, 2013/152
Ben Gallacher, 65, 2010/93
George Hughes, 71 (undrafted)
Mike Matheson, 56, 2012/23
Ian McCoshen, 52, 2013/31
Josh McFadden, 64 (undrafted)
Jonatan Nielsen, 85, 2012/194
Alex Petrovic, 72, 2010/36
Jonathan Racine, 58, 2011/87
Mackenzie Weegar, 98, 2013/206
Eddie Wittchow, 97, 2011/154
Goal
Sam Brittain, 31, 2010/92
Evan Cowley, 34, 2013/92
Sergei Gayduchenko, 35, 2007/202
Michael Houser, 90 (undrafted)
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erre l 2013.07.06. 14:45 l #1588 |
Those weren't the only moves as Florida traded enforcer George Parros to Montreal in exchange for LW Philippe Lefebvre and a 2014 seventh round pick.   |
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erre l 2013.07.05. 20:13 l #1585 |
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Igazából semmi, vagyis mindig gólt lő nekem az NHL09-ben.
Úgy gondoltam, hogy megfelelő ellenérték cserében vihetik.
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erre l 2013.07.05. 20:06 l #1584 |
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Florida Panthers Executive VP & General Manager Dale Tallon announced today that the club has agreed to terms with RW Joey Crabb on a two-year contract.
Crabb, 30, has played in 170 National Hockey League contests with Atlanta (2008-2009), Toronto (2010-2012) and Washington (2012-13) scoring 20 goals with 32 assists and 93 PIM. He recorded NHL career bests in goals (11), assists (15) and points (26) in 67 games played with Toronto during the 2011-12 season.
The Anchorage, Alaska native, won a Calder Cup with Chicago (AHL) in 2008 and was named to the AHL All-Star team in 2011. Crabb also played for Team USA at the 2012 World Championship, registering three assists in eight games played.
The 6-foot-1, 190-pound winger was selected by the New York Rangers in the seventh round (226th overall) in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft.
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erre l 2013.07.05. 20:04 l #1583 |
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Florida Panthers Executive VP & General Manager Dale Tallon announced today that the club has agreed to terms with D Mike Mottau on a one-year, two way contract.
Mottau, 35, has played in 313 National Hockey League games with New York Rangers (2000-2002), Calgary Flames (2002-2003), New Jersey Devils (2007-2010), New York Islanders (2010-2012) and Boston Bruins (2011-2012) registering 58 points (7-51-58) and 160 PIM. The 6-foot, 195-pound defenseman has also played in 19 postseason games with New Jersey and Boston scoring two goals with two assists.
The Quincy, Massachusetts native, played four years at Boston College, earning the Hobey Baker Award, as college hockey’s top player in 2000. He was drafted by the New York Rangers in the seventh round (182nd overall) in the 1997 NHL Entry Draft.
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erre l 2013.07.05. 20:02 l #1582 |
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Florida Panthers Executive VP & General Manager Dale Tallon announced today that the club has agreed to terms with C Shawn Matthias on a two-year contract.
“Shawn is a hardworking player who played well for our club last season,” said Tallon. “He took steps in his development last year, scoring a career high in goals. We look forward to him improving and playing an important role on our club.”
Matthias, 25, scored a career high 14 goals in 48 games played with Florida last season and placed fifth on the club with 21 points (14-7-21). In March, Matthias became the first Panthers player since Pavel Bure to score 11+ goals in one month, while also registering a career-high four-game point streak (3-1-4; Mar. 5-10). He was also nominated for the 2013 ESPY Awards in the Best Play of the Year Category for his “Hustle Goal” in the March 14 game against Boston.
The Mississauga, Ontario native has played in 253 National Hockey League games, all with Florida, scoring 39 goals with 42 assists and 95 PIM. He was acquired by Florida from Detroit along with a second round selection in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft on Feb. 27, 2007, in exchange for Todd Bertuzzi.
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erre l 2013.06.30. 23:39 l #1577 |
The Red Wings could be interested in Panthers Tomas Fleischmann if available. Former Wings pick. - VIGYÉK!
Stephen Weiss may be a more viable option for the Maple Leafs than Vincent Lecavalier.
Panthers confirm they are interested in Lecavalier. - JÖJJÖN!
The Panthers will let Stephen Weiss, Jose Theodore and Tyson Strachan test the free agent market next week. - Loungo jöjjön Theodore helyett! |
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erre l 2013.06.29. 6:17 l #1574 |
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The Panthers will let Stephen Weiss, Jose Theodore and Tyson Strachan test the free agent market next week.
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erre l 2013.06.21. 4:54 l #1573 |
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LeBrun thinks five teams are in the mix for Bernier: Panthers, Wild, Flyers, Maple Leafs and Islanders.
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erre l 2013.06.20. 21:09 l #1572 |
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The Calgary Flames have acquired the rights for center Corban Knight from the Florida Panthers for a 2013 4th round pick.
Knight was drafted by the Panthers 135th overall in the 5th round of the 2009 draft.
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erre l 2013.06.16. 18:33 l #1570 |
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Elliott Friedman reporting that the Maple Leafs will be wooing Stephen Weiss if the meetings between the Panthers and Weiss breakdown this week.
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erre l 2013.06.16. 7:10 l #1566 |
Calder Memorial Trophy - Rookie of the Year
Finalists: Brendan Gallagher, Montreal Canadiens; Jonathan Huberdeau, Florida Panthers; Brandon Saad, Chicago Blackhawks
WINNER: Jonathan Huberdeau, Florida Panthers
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erre l 2013.06.14. 21:42 l #1565 |
The Florida Panthers have acquired forward Bobby Butler from the Nashville Predators in exchange for defenseman TJ Brennan.
Butler, 26, split the 2012-13 season between the Predators and New Jersey Devils, combining to total four goals and 11 points in 34 games. Butler previously played three seasons with the Ottawa Senators.
Brennan, 24, split last season between the Panthers and Buffalo Sabres, combining to total three goals and 10 points in 29 games. Brennan was a second-round pick by the Sabres in the 2007 NHL Draft.
Both players can become restricted free agents this summer.
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erre l 2013.05.24. 5:52 l #1562 |
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Sunday's Medal Round Results:
Sweden (Markstrom: DNP) over Switzerland, 5-1
USA (Bjugstad: 0Pts even 0SOG) over Finland, 3-2 (SO)
Tournament Stats Among Panthers Participants:
●Marcel Goc, F (GER): 7GP 4A 4Pts -4 14 SOG
●Tomas Fleischmann, F (CZE): 8GP 2G 2Pts even 18SOG
●Brian Campbell, D (CAN): 8GP 2A 2Pts +7 16SOG
●Tomas Kopecky, F (SVK): 8GP 2A 2Pts +2 14SOG
●Nick Bjugstad, F (USA): 10GP 2A 2Pts -2 9SOG
●Jacob Markstrom, G (SWE): 5GP 76SA 71SV 1.58 GAA 2-1-0
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