While many players got to rest, Tkachuk and seven others kept on going. Sending the most players in the NHL to the 4 Nations Face-Off, the Panthers were well represented at the best-on-best tournament ...

The preliminary round of the first ever 4 Nations Face-Off is complete. Reaching Thursday’s final match are the United States ...

Four Panthers played for Finland: Captain and center Aleksander Barkov, forwards Anton Lundell and Eetu Luostarinen, and ...

Canada needs a victory in regulation to solidify its spot in the final against the Americans. As head coach Jon Cooper said ...

Mikkola helped the Florida Panthers win a Stanley Cup last year, and now he's hoping to bring similar success to Team Finland.

It’s mostly speculative, but there’s been some trade chatter around star defenseman Noah Dobson of the New York Islanders.

From the opening drop of the puck Saturday night Matthew and Brady Tkachuk again led the way for Team USA. In the opener ...

When it works, it works. A sport known for its superstitions, there is no shortage of preferences with the Florida Panthers.

Finland pulled out the thanks to a Mikael Granlund goal 1:49 into overtime that came off a primary assist from Panthers ...

Things are scrappy early between the teams, but the United States is the one wrapping up a spot in the championship matchup.

The opening 10 seconds of the game at Montreal’s Bell Centre featured not one ... not two ... but three fights between USA and Canada skaters — and naturally, two Florida Panthers stars were involved ...

With everything on the line, the Finns came through. Finland beat their rival Sweden in overtime, 4-3, to keep their hopes of winning the 4 Nations Face-Off alive.