Claim OwnershipPanther Pourri: A Florida Hockey Now Podcast
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A weekly hockey podcast from the Florida Panthers' fan perspective. Hosts Jacob Langsam, TJ Peterson, and Alex Lopez discuss the Panthers, observe league-wide NHL trends, and bring on interesting guests to interview.
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Our favorite Irish whiskey Jameson Olive joins the show to discuss his bar at Amerant Bank Arena as well as the Florida Panthers
Don't cry because it's over, Tampa. Cry because you got your ass beat.
Game four was not as fun as games one through three as the Panthers are unable to complete the sweep over Tampa, but they're still in a great position in the series. Jacob and TJ break down what went wrong (it was Bobrovsky) in game four and look ahead to clinching on home ice.
Your Florida Panthers are ONE (1) win away from defeating the Tampa Bay Lightning in round 1. Jacob, TJ, and Alex break down game 3 and give some flowers to some very well-deserving players and units.
Liam McHugh jumps on the show to discuss the battle of Florida, the playoff picture, the Islanders' prospects of going farther than Toronto (to avoid losing his bet with Paul Bissonnette), and his former co-worker Rick Tocchet now being behind the Canucks bench.
BECAUSE WHO ELSE BUT CARTER VERHAEGHE??? Jacob, Alex, and TJ discuss the THRILLING game 2 between the Florida Panthers and the Tampa Bay Lightning. With a 2-0 lead heading up to Tampa, the guys start thinking about Saturday night...
The Florida Panthers take their first ever playoff series lead against the cross-state rival Tampa Bay Lightning. Jacob, Alex, and TJ break down game one of the series and look ahead to game 2.
It came all the way down to the wire, but your Florida Panthers are Atlantic Division champions for the third time in 8 years! Jacob, Alex, and TJ break down the final week of the regular season and discuss their expectations for their first round matchup against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Three games remain. Alex Baumgartner (Five Reasons Sports) joins Jacob, TJ, and Alex to talk about the mad rush for home-ice advantage in (at least) the first round.
The Panthers have clinched a playoff spot amidst a continuing poor run of form. Are Jacob, Alex, and TJ worried yet?
Sorry we were gone for a couple weeks. Let's just get right into it.
With the trade deadline behind us and only so many more ways to praise the Panthers, Jacob, TJ, and Alex discuss their impressions of Vladimir Tarasenko, Aaron Ekblad's injury, how they want the team to head into the playoffs, and what the bubble looks like around the league. Alex has strong opinions about the latest Netflix phenomenon and Jacob makes a very important realization.
Jacob and TJ review the notably busy 2024 trade deadline and TJ makes a very bold claim about Panthers' General Manager Bill Zito
Jacob and TJ detail how this season's version of the Florida Panthers may be the best iteration of the team in its history and what they can do to further improve without disturbing the current setup.
George Richards (Florida Hockey Now) joins Jacob, TJ, and Alex to talk about the Panthers' very strong run of play recently, some possible trade deadline targets, and reminisce about a certain famous mullet.
You want a shutout, you got it!
Jacob, TJ, and Alex give their opinions on how the NHL is currently handling the 2018 Team Canada WJC case.TRIGGER WARNING: SA
We hope you all enjoyed your 2023-24 All-Star break. This week, Jacob, TJ, and Alex take a look at how the Panthers' season has gone up to this traditional demarcation point on the NHL calendar. TJ asks some thought-provoking questions, the guys fawn over Sam Reinhart, and a brief discussion about All-Star Weekend is had.
We have officially crossed the halfway point of the season! Roy Bellamy joins Jacob, Alex, and TJ to discuss a series of streaks, some interesting officiating, and the current and expected playoff picture. TJ also nearly kills Jacob.
The Florida Panthers are on a seven (7) game winning streak against some high-quality opponents. Jacob, TJ, and Alex break it down and address some potential concerns. Around the league, a couple of high draft pick players were traded for one another, Toronto gave half of their salary cap to four players, and Chicago has more salary tied up on IR than on their roster.
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