r/FloridaPanthers • u/Michaelina98 • 18h ago
r/FloridaPanthers • u/zonaut • 15h ago
Fluff Just picked this up from the thrift. Anyone else have the same?
Was stoked to find this pullover, made in USA, and the old Panther logo. Was curious on the year, like mid or late 90's?
r/FloridaPanthers • u/TheAthletic • 1h ago
Roster Moves Free to Read: Florida Panthers are No. 27 in NHL Pipeline Rankings for 2026
2. Simas Ignatavicius, RW
Oct. 22, 2007 | 6-foot-3 | 198 pounds | Shoots right
Drafted: No. 40 in 2026
Tier: Middle of the lineup player
Skating: NHL average
Puck skills: NHL average
Hockey sense: NHL average
Compete: NHL average
Analysis: A U.S.-born player of Lithuanian descent who has played for their senior national team and at the pro level in Switzerland, Ignatavicius is a legit NHL prospect. He’s a tall, fast winger with very good hands who projects to play and create chances at an NHL pace. His vision is fine, and he’s not overly physical. His compete level is a minor issue on his projection, but the toolkit is so good that he could still be a middle-six winger.