US EditionEverybody's Scoring for Florida. Nobody's Scoring for Carolina, and that Sums up the East Finals
- The Florida Panthers lead the Eastern Conference Finals 2-0 over the Carolina Hurricanes as of May 24, 2025.
- The Panthers' series lead follows a pattern where they have won all six prior series after taking a 2-0 advantage, while Carolina faces a 2-0 deficit for the 12th time.
- Florida’s defense, led by goalie Sergei Bobrovsky who posted a 1.01 goals-against average in his last six games, and a balanced offense with 18 different goal scorers, contrasts with Carolina’s struggles to score beyond two goals.
- Bobrovsky’s recent performance is the first time since 2018 that a goalie has maintained a goals-against average of 1.01 or lower over six playoff games, while Florida outpaces Carolina with nine players recording multiple points compared to just one on the Hurricanes.
- Carolina enters Saturday’s Game 3, described as the biggest contest of their season, needing to overcome a historically challenging position where they have lost nine of 11 series after falling behind 2-0.
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Panthers are demoralizing opposing fan bases in their own arenas
RALEIGH, N.C. — Years ago, the Panthers were stuck playing in front of legions of empty seats in Sunrise. Now they are forcing opposing teams to play in front of half-full arenas in the waning minutes of playoff games. In each of Florida’s last four road playoff wins — two in Toronto and two in Raleigh — fans have gotten up and left their seats well before the final horn sounded. Why? Because the Panthers demolished the home team in each game, o…
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Everybody's scoring for Florida. Nobody's scoring for Carolina, and that sums up the East finals
Everybody’s scoring for Florida. Nobody’s scoring for Carolina. In simplest terms, that might be the best way to describe the first two games of the Eastern Conference finals between the Florida Panthers and Carolina Hurricanes.
Hurricanes look to bounce back in Game 3 vs. Panthers
Everybody’s scoring for Florida. Nobody’s scoring for Carolina. In simplest terms, that might be the best way to describe the first two games of the Eastern Conference finals between the Florida Panthers and Carolina Hurricanes. The defending Stanley Cup champion…
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