Florida Panthers set their own path to a 2nd consecutive Stanley Cup
- The Florida Panthers won their second consecutive Stanley Cup by defeating the Edmonton Oilers 5-1 in Game 6 on June 17, 2024, in Sunrise, Florida.
- This achievement followed their 2023 finals loss to Vegas and was propelled by a pivotal July 2022 trade acquiring forward Matthew Tkachuk.
- The Panthers displayed strong depth with six players scoring over 20 postseason points and maintained discipline with eight players collecting over 20 penalty minutes.
- Coach Paul Maurice said, "They are something else," and Tkachuk declared, "got to be a dynasty now," reflecting the team's unique cohesion and success.
- The franchise's consecutive finals appearances and back-to-back titles signify a historic shift, establishing Florida as a dominant NHL team under GM Bill Zito's leadership.
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Florida Panthers set their own path to a 2nd consecutive Stanley Cup
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