Florida Panthers 2024-25 NHL Season Preview | The Steve Dangle Podcast
Steve Dangle, Adam Wylde, and Jesse Blake preview the upcoming season for the Florida Panthers and predict where they will finish in the Atlantic Division.
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Thanks for the love! Hope Leafs knock out Boston!
Lorentz was absolutely underrated. He put in work and we noticed it for sure. He will be missed.
If Florida wins the cup again this year I don’t think anyone would be surprised
back to back I fear
pantr
Am I wrong or is Adam? I’m 10000% sure that Rodrigues was going to be a UFA when he was acquired by the leafs and the only reason why the Leafs traded for him was for his negotiating rights.
Worth the wait
Still a solid team even with all they've lost, easily a contender.
We brought back Chris Driedger, which is probably the biggest move we made tbh
I don't think Knight is the Panther's future. He just hasn't proven himself. I don't think he's good enough and he's being paid way too much. I really wish they would have traded him and kept Stolarz.
Cats fan here. Was waiting for this to come out, thanks for all the love!
Best for last
8:55 Devon Levi was also a Florida Panther 😂. The thing with Knight is that he has had mental help problems during these early years. Hopefully he has enough confidence in his game that this won’t affect him and he will demolish like we know he can.
Maybe there could be a points inflation year if most game end in OT or shootout. Then picking the over for most teams could work lol
They'll miss Montour and they have not many draft picks to trade away at the deadline, so they'll be trading away 2026 draft picks. I agree that Schmidt will probably look better in Florida than he has in his last few stops, because they're probably not going to ask much from him. Losing Oliver Ekman-Larsson won't hurt them, because he was just a stop gap for injuries that they got some extra use for. I'd be more concerned if I was the team that overpaid for either of Montour or Ekman-Larson, since Florida despite being cap strapped just seems to have a nose for talent when they're adding the right pieces at the deadline. This is not a team you want to play in the playoffs or when they're feeling hangry.