vs
Game Date:
10/12/2017
7:30pm EST
Lines:
St. Louis +1.5
Florida -1.5
Total:
Over
5.5 (-105)
Under 5.5 (-115)
Community Picks: St. Louis Blues 0% vs Florida Panthers 0%
St. Louis Blues and Florida Panthers Thread
Team Tweets & News Articles
Dale Tallon’s do-over of the Florida Panthers seems less and less about saving money and more about restoring his vision. Tallon also spared no expense in reportedly signing promising young defenseman Michael Matheson to a whopping new deal. The Panthers have yet to confirm it, but this seems like a safe bet to be true. Continue to Article
October 07, 2017 9:37:pm EST
The Tampa Bay Lightning and Florida Panthers open their seasons with a back-to-back home-and-home series, and as the rivalry moves to Sunrise, Fla., there was much to appreciate in the new looks on both sides in Friday's season opener. The Lightning pulled out a 5-3 win, and while much of the attention coming in was on the healthy return of Steven Stamkos, the buzz after the game was the line of Brayden Point, Ondrej Palat and Yanni Gourde. Palat had two goals and Point had a goal and two assists, showing speed and chemistry together on the ice. Continue to Article
October 07, 2017 12:21:am EST
Steven Stamkos is back. Stamkos set up the go-ahead goal in his return from a right knee injury as the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Florida Panthers 5-3 on Friday night in the season opener for both teams. Stamkos missed the final 65 games last season with a torn meniscus in the knee, an injury that required surgery. Continue to Article
October 06, 2017 11:36:pm EST
The 2017 championship banner went to the rafters at PPG Paints Arena, as the Penguins and their fans celebrated a second consecutive Stanley Cup title prior to puck drop Wednesday. The St. Louis Blues, though, decided to spoil the party. Despite giving up a two-goal lead in the third period, the visiting Blues were able to get the win thanks to Alex Pietrangelo‘s goal just over a minute into overtime, as St. Louis recorded a 5-4 victory. Continue to Article
October 05, 2017 3:37:am EST
With NHL teams in the process of finalizing their rosters for the start of the season, players that were in camps on tryout contracts are starting to find out whether or not they are going to stick on a roster. For Brandon Pirri and P.A. Parenteau, the answer to that question on Sunday is, at least for now, a no. The Florida Panthers announced a series of roster transactions on Sunday morning, with two of the most notable ones being the release of forwards Pirri and Harry Zolnierczyk from their professional tryout contracts. Continue to Article
October 01, 2017 11:11:am EST
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