Bobrovsky agrees to seven-year contract with Panthers

Goalie has won Vezina Trophy twice, led NHL in shutouts last season

By NHL.com @NHLdotcom

Sergei Bobrovsky agreed to terms on a seven-year contract with the Florida Panthers on Monday.

Financial terms were not released.
"I am very excited to join the Panthers organization," Bobrovsky said. "It's a big day for me and my family. I am looking forward to performing for Panthers fans. I want to thank owner Vincent Viola, president Matt Caldwell, general manager] Dale Tallon and coach [Joel Quenneville**

Latest News

Matthews out for Maple Leafs against Islanders with upper-body injury

Flyers players honor Gaudreau brothers, wear high school jerseys to game

NHL Buzz: Duclair in lineup for Islanders against Maple Leafs 

Huberdeau, Zary each gets goal, assist for Flames in win against Blackhawks

Kings, Capitals each enjoying results of Kuemper-Dubois trade

Draisaitl scores in OT, Oilers rally past Sharks

Blankenburg scores in OT, Predators recover to defeat Kings 

Projected lineups, starting goalies for today

Rempe of Rangers to have in-person hearing with NHL Player Safety 

NHL On Tap: McDavid, Celebrini face off for 1st time, Oilers host Sharks

Fantasy picks, props with EDGE stats for today

CHL notebook: Flyers prospect Barkey ready to respond after not making WJC roster

NHL Morning Skate for Dec. 21

MacKinnon gets 3 points, Avalanche hold off Ducks

Guenther scores 2 more, Utah edges Wild to extend point streak to 7

Shesterkin stops 41, Rangers edge Stars to end 3-game skid

Lindgren, Capitals get back on track with win against Hurricanes

Laine breaks tie in 3rd, Canadiens defeat Red Wings