Another day, another update on Matthew Tkachuk. Sort of. On Thursday, the Florida Panthers held an optional morning skate ahead of their Stanley Cup Final rematch with the Edmonton Oilers. Tkachuk was not on the ice,

The Edmonton Oilers are probably glad they will not have to visit Amerant Bank Arena (or face the Florida Panthers) for another year, barring a rematch in the Stanley Cup Final. Then, all bets are off.

Matthew Tkachuk will remain out of the Florida Panthers lineup after sustaining a lower-body injury at the NHL 4 Nations Face-Off earlier this month. Coach Paul Maurice said that Tkachuk is out “near term,

On Thursday, Panthers head coach Paul Maurice reflected on the morning of game 7. Maurice said he got to the Arena at around 5:30 a.m.

That said, the Panthers were in the game from start to finish. After falling behind 1-0 early when Seattle’s Kaapo Kakko scored on the power play in the first period, Florida tied it up 11:37 into the second when Eetu Luostarinen scored on a feed from Anton Lundell.

Florida Panthers Head Coach had an update on Monday regarding the health status of forward Matthew Tkachuk. It was just over a week ago when Tkachuk suffered an apparent groin injury during the 4 Nations Faceoff.

Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice voiced a strong statement on Matthew Tkachuk's injury ahead of the Cats' pivotal final stretch of the NHL regular season.

Florida Panthers coach Paul Maurice confirmed that Matthew Tkachuk's lower-body injury is still being evaluated. Despite reports suggesting a lengthy

Florida Panthers superstar forward Matthew Tkachuk will not play on Saturday night against the Seattle Kraken.

Everybody gets their depth tested over the course of the year. Usually, if you’ve handled it right, you find out some really good things.’

Florida Panthers star forward Matthew Tkachuk missed Saturday’s game against the Seattle Kraken because of a lower-body injury. On Monday, while on 560 AM WQAM, Panthers coach Paul Maurice ...

Sasha Barkov, Sam Reinhart and Sam Bennett have all caught fire and have the eye-popping numbers to back it up, but these days, nobody is putting the puck in the net like Matthew Tkachuk. He’s now scored in each of Florida’s past five games after lighting the lamp twice in his hometown of St. Louis on Thursday.