Panthers in action against the Sharks following overtime victory
- The Florida Panthers visit the San Jose Sharks on Thursday after defeating the Carolina Hurricanes 1-0 in overtime.
- San Jose opens its season with captain Macklin Celebrini making his regular-season debut while leading a young team.
- Celebrini set a Sharks franchise record with 115 points last season.
- Florida welcomed back captain Aleksander Barkov but remains without injured forward Brad Marchand.
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Led by Macklin Celebrini, youthful Sharks battle Cup-contending Panthers
The San Jose Sharks hope their young core is ready to take the next step, while the visiting Florida Panthers look to regain the form that led to a pair of Stanley Cups when the teams meet Thursday. After back-to-back championships, an injury-plagued Panthers club missed the playoffs last season. San Jose, meanwhile, opens its
Florida Panthers Have Already Noticed These Aren’t the Same Old Sharks
The Florida Panthers flew across the country on Tuesday, a flight that would have seemed much longer had the Panthers […] This article: Florida Panthers Have Already Noticed These Aren’t the Same Old Sharks originally appeared on Florida Hockey Now.
Gameday 2: Florida Panthers at San Jose Sharks
The undefeated Florida Panthers kick off a three-game jaunt through the Golden State when they take on the San Jose Sharks in their season-opener at SAP Center. Florida opened its 33rd season of play with a highly-satisfying 1-0 overtime win over the Carolina Hurricanes. Gustav Forsling struck the decisive blow with 4.3 seconds left in overtime when he drove a one-timer past Brandon Bussi with the lone assist going to Carter Verhaeghe. Jacob Mar…
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