Florida Panthers again in the Stanley Cup final-drama near Siegen!

Florida Panthers again in the Stanley Cup final-drama near Siegen!

The Florida Panthers have again qualified for the Stanley Cup final. After a convincing 5: 3 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes, the Panthers secured the promotion to the NHL final for the third time in a row. This important game took place on Wednesday in the Lenovo Center in Raleigh, North Carolina, with the Panthers won the semi-final series 4-1. The team not only aims to win the title, but also wants to become the first champion since the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2020 and 2021, which defends the title.

The encounter started promising for the Hurricanes: Sebastian Aho scored two goals and gave his team 2-0 in the first third. But in the second third, the Panthers showed their strength and turned the game with three goals in the fastest episode. Matthew Tkachuk, Evan Rodrigues and Anton Lundell contributed to the leadership. Despite a compensation by Seth Jarvis in the third third, Carter Verhaeghe was able to turn the game again with his decisive goal in the 12: 21 minute of the third period. Sam Bennett set the final point 54 seconds before the end.

historical performance of the Panthers

With this victory, the Panthers are now in the Stanley Cup final for the fourth time. Before that, the team had only succeeded twice to move into the final: in 1996 they lost to the Colorado Avalanche and two years ago against the Vegas Golden Knights. This series shows that the Panthers have increased enormously in recent years. Last year, the team won the coveted title and thus integrated into the history of the NHL as a tenth team that was able to win the Stanley Cup.

The panthers usually have a changeable playoff story. Since their foundation in 1993, they have missed the playoffs several times, but can report a remarkable 2023-24 season in which they won their first Stanley Cup and have now moved into the final for the second time in a row. Their successes in recent years have intensified the hockey enthusiasm in Florida, a market that has grown sharply in recent decades.

on the way to the next opponent

In the upcoming final, the Panthers are waiting for their opponent, who will emerge from the semi-final series between the Edmonton Oilers and the Dallas Stars. The Oilers currently lead 3: 1, which indicates that they have a good chance of also qualifying for the final.

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