When Florida Hockey Now first went live six years ago, its mission was simple: give fans an unfiltered, day‑in‑day‑out window into the Florida Panthers’ world.
Six Years of Chronicling a Franchise's Rise
The numbers speak for themselves. Since that debut the site has published more than 5,300 stories, a pace that translates to roughly two and a half articles every single day, chronicling everything from early‑season optimism to the gut‑wrenching playoff defeats at the hands of the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Through each swing of the puck, the outlet has tracked the franchise’s evolution — major trades that reshaped the roster, marathon playoff runs that kept the city on edge, and ultimately the euphoria of a Stanley Cup triumph that arrived just two summers ago.
What began as a niche blog has become a cornerstone of the Panthers’ narrative, a place where analysts, former players and front‑office insiders converge to dissect every shift in strategy.
The newsroom’s heartbeat is a small but dedicated team. Alan Greenberg, who founded the site, works alongside veteran reporter Alex Baumgartner, while veteran insider George Richards, former general manager Dale Tallon and current president of hockey operations Bill Zito contribute their perspectives.
Their combined expertise ensures that the site’s coverage remains as relentless as the Panthers’ on‑ice ambitions, constantly pushing the envelope to deliver the deepest analysis available to fans.
Even as the franchise looks toward future challenges, Florida Hockey Now remains steadfast in its pledge to be the go‑to source for everything Panthers, a promise that has resonated with readers across the United States and beyond.