Florida Panthers Tickets at Amerant Bank Arena
Ticket King offers a great selection of Florida Panthers tickets for every home game at Amerant Bank Arena. This arena provides an incredible game-day experience, with passionate fans and a lively atmosphere. Whether you want to sit near the glass for an up-close view of the action or prefer an elevated perspective from the upper levels, there are seating options for every budget and preference.
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The 2023-24 season marked a historic milestone for the Florida Panthers, culminating in their first Stanley Cup championship. Finishing the regular season with an impressive 52-24-6 record, the Panthers secured both the Atlantic Division and Eastern Conference titles. Their playoff journey was remarkable, overcoming the Tampa Bay Lightning in the first round, the Boston Bruins in the second, and the New York Rangers in the Conference Finals. In a thrilling Stanley Cup Final against the Edmonton Oilers, the Panthers emerged victorious in a seven-game series, clinching the championship on home ice.
Key Players:
Sam Reinhart: Leading the team with 94 points, Reinhart's offensive prowess was a driving force throughout the season. His 57 goals not only topped the Panthers' chart but also placed him among the league's elite scorers.
Matthew Tkachuk: Serving as an alternate captain, Tkachuk's playmaking abilities were on full display as he led the team with 62 assists. His leadership and on-ice vision were instrumental in the Panthers' successful campaign.
Sergei Bobrovsky: As the team's primary goaltender, Bobrovsky recorded 36 wins, providing a reliable last line of defense. His experience and composure were vital during the Panthers' deep playoff run.
The 2022-23 season was a testament to the Panthers' resilience and determination. Finishing the regular season with a 42-32-8 record, they clinched a wild card spot, entering the playoffs as underdogs. In a stunning first-round upset, the Panthers overcame a 3-1 series deficit to defeat the record-setting Boston Bruins in seven games. They continued their momentum by eliminating the Toronto Maple Leafs in the second round and sweeping the Carolina Hurricanes in the Conference Finals. Despite their valiant efforts, the Panthers fell to the Vegas Golden Knights in a five-game Stanley Cup Final.
Key Players:
Matthew Tkachuk: In his debut season with the Panthers, Tkachuk led the team with 109 points, including 69 assists. His dynamic play and physical presence made him a fan favorite and a cornerstone of the team's offense.
Carter Verhaeghe: Emerging as a key goal scorer, Verhaeghe netted 42 goals, leading the team in this category. His knack for finding the back of the net provided the Panthers with crucial goals in pivotal moments.
Sergei Bobrovsky: Bobrovsky's veteran presence between the pipes was essential, as he secured 24 wins during the regular season. His clutch performances in the playoffs were instrumental in the Panthers' deep postseason run.
The back-to-back deep playoff runs in these two seasons have solidified the Florida Panthers' status as a formidable force in the NHL, with a bright future ahead.
The NHL Florida Panthers were founded in 1993 in Sunrise, Florida, a suburb of Miami. The Panthers made a real quick rise to success, winning their one and only Eastern Conference Championship in 1996, and therefore reaching the Stanley Cup Finals. The Panthers team of the 1995-1996 season won a lot of close games, due to the goaltending of the great John Vanbiesbrouck, who had begun his career in 1981 with the New York Rangers and already had an impressive resume before arrive in South Florida. Banbiesbrouck was elected into the Hall of Fame in 2007.
Following the success of the mid-1990 the Panthers had a long dry run. From 1997-2011 the Panthers only made the playoffs one time, and that was in 2000, when they were shut out in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs by the New Jersey Devils 4-0. In 2012 the Panthers made the playoffs once more and once again faced the Devils in the first round, this time losing in seven games. However, there may be some hope on the horizon. The Panthers have several young players who have emerged from the rubble. 22-year-old left winger Jonathan Huberdeau led the team in points, 54, and assists, 39, this season. 22-year-old center Nick Bjugstad led the team in goals with 24.