An article calling the two-time Stanley Cup-winning Florida Panthers ‘The NHL’s Pre-Eminent Dirtbags’ either rips the team or pays it grudging respect.

Steve Reich, who represented Lemieux, Ron Francis, Tom Barrasso, and Kevin Stevens. "The Penguins join so many in the hockey world mourning the loss of NHL agent, Steve Reich," the Penguins said ...

Mario Guevara, the metro Atlanta-based Spanish-language reporter, covers a protest against immigration enforcement on Buford Highway, Ga., on Saturday, Feb. 1, 2025.

Steve Reich, a Scott Township native who during a lengthy career as a player agent represented Mario Lemieux and many other NHL players, died Sunday. He was 64. Mr. Reich was born in Washington, D ...

The numbers from the Florida Panthers’ playoff run this year are pretty incredible. The Panthers didn’t just repeat as Stanley Cup champions this year, becoming only the 10th franchise to do ...

Sam Bennett's 15 goals throughout the Stanley Cup Playoffs earned him the Conn Smythe Trophy as the Panthers defeated the Oilers in Game 6 to win consecutive Stanley Cup titles.

Reich earned Lemieux’s trust and maintained a personal and professional relationship with him for decades. “Mario has a tight group of friends, a tight group of people that he lets in ...

Only Wayne Gretzky (68 games) and Mario Lemieux (86 games) reached that faster. McDavid hit 150 in 95 postseason games, showing just how special his talent is.

The former Bruins captain, acquired by Florida at the NHL trade deadline in March, scored twice, including being credited with the winner, in a 5-2 victory over Edmonton on Saturday night.

Marchand scored two goals on Saturday night, bringing his Stanley Cup Final total to six through five games. After his first goal, he made history by joining legend Mario Lemieux as the only other ...

Marchand has been such an excellent addition for the Panthers since they acquired him from the Boston Bruins at the 2025 NHL trade deadline. In 22 games this post-season, he now has 10 goals, 20 ...

Brad Marchand joins Mario Lemieux as the only players in NHL history to score five goals in multiple Stanley Cup Finals in the last 59 years. — Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) June 15, 2025 When ...