Alex is joined by the returning TJ to discuss a dominant 2-0 win that should have been much more lobsided if not for Joe Woll.

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Alex Baumgartner (Five Reasons Sports) joins Jacob, Alex, and TJ to discuss Matthew Tkachuk's return to the Panthers' lineup (and the rest of the first game of round one).  Alex has issues an issue with an official.  Jacob gives TJ credit for being right about everything.

Jacob, TJ, and Alex preview the Florida Panthers' first-round playoff series against the Tampa Bay Lightning.  The boys discuss analytical comparisons, what each team needs to do to win, and any overall thoughts about the upcoming postseason.

Playoffs are right around the corner, so how did the Panthers fare?  Will their load management pay off?  Who has the best path to a Cinderella Story?  Find out on this episode of Panther Pourri!

Jacob, Alex, and TJ are back to discuss the Panthers' (overdue) clinching scenarios.  Jacob has some help dealing with the Panthers' recent record.  Alex doesn't know how to spell Jaycob Megna's name.  The boys lay Joann's to rest.

The Florida Panthers are haven't lost a single game this season (in the shootout).  Jacob and TJ discuss the Panthers' position heading into the last few weeks of the season, if Seth Jones can be a top-pairing defenseman on a championship team, and Marchand's impending return to the ice.  Jacob leaves room for error.  The boys get angry at each other.

Hold onto your hats, folks, it might be a bumpy ride to the finish.  Jacob and TJ discuss the Panthers' play since Aaron Ekblad's 20-game suspension.  Jacob hogs the mic.  TJ wants to watch basketball.

Roy Bellamy joins Jacob, TJ, and Alex to talk about Aaron Ekblad's suspension, the Panthers' play since the Four Nations, and old fantasy football promos.  TJ has a great memory.  Jacob and Alex have a misunderstanding.

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Former YouTube exclusive! The Florida Panthers have acquired right-handed defenseman Seth Jones from the Chicago Blackhawks in exchange for a 2026 (or 2027) first-round pick, as well as Spencer Knight.

What do we think of the move? Listen and learn...