Three teams are already on the brink of elimination in the second round of this year's NHL playoffs. Here are some trends from the series.

The host Florida Panthers defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs, 2-0, to even their second-round playoff series on Sunday night.

An NHL playoff series where the home team has won the first four games moves north of the border to Toronto, Ontario, for Game 5 on Wednesday night. Tickets remain available.

It’s something that we always believed was possible for South Florida. ... It’s great to see. Hockey is growing here at all levels.”

Kulikov’s elbow to the head of Mitch Marner in Game 4 drew no supplemental discipline from the NHL's Department of Player Safety, unlike Domi’s hit. Despite the lack of action from the NHL, Marner, who was not seriously injured on the play, addressed the play for the first time ahead of Game 5 during his media availability on Tuesday.

The Panthers have won at least one playoff series in each of the past 4 seasons, made it to the Stanley Cup Final in the past two and making a run for another Stanley Cup.

The Tampa Bay Lightning is the latest sports team to offer games to fans through free over-the-air television. The three-time Stanley Cup champions have signed a multiyear local broadcast agreement with Scripps Sports.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – The Youngstown Phantoms have given up their first-round pick in the 2025 USHL Phase I Draft for young Florida star Logan Anderson. Watch above for an extended interview with the new member of the Phantoms!

Doug Cifu, the Jewish minority owner of the Florida Panthers, got into it with a pro-Palestinian fan online and paid the price.