The Florida Panthers have kicked off their training camp following their Stanley Cup victory last season. The team opened camp with a drill reminiscent of the final moments of Game 7, where they clinched the title with a 2-1 win over the Edmonton Oilers.
Players like forward Eetu Luostarinen expressed their excitement and determination to work towards another successful season. The drill focused on crucial moments like fighting for the puck along the boards, emphasizing the importance of these small plays in securing victories.
Coach Paul Maurice highlighted the significance of maintaining the foundation of their game while also aiming for improvement. The Panthers believe in their process and are sticking to their successful formula from the previous season.
With over 50 players in camp, practice sessions are divided into two groups to ensure thorough preparation for the upcoming season. The team is focused on building upon their strengths and addressing areas where they can continue to grow.
Reflecting on their Stanley Cup win, defenseman Jaycob Megna emphasized the value of consistent habits and hard work. The Panthers are determined to carry forward the same level of dedication and commitment that led them to success in the previous season.
As they embark on a new season, the Panthers are eager to solidify their game plan and strive for further improvement. The team's dedication to their process and attention to detail will be key factors in their pursuit of continued success in the NHL.
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