The Panthers, right before Fowler's report, also officially announced deals for four free agents—defensive linemen Bobby Brown III and Tershawn Wharton, outside linebacker Patrick Jones II and safety Tre'von Moehrig. The new league year is here, and the deals are nowhere near done. Stay updated with all the latest news right here.

The Panthers have added a big man to their defensive line depth chart. Former Los Angeles Rams defensive lineman Bobby Brown III will look to improve a spot that has struggled for Carolina in recent years.

Brad Marchand stepped back onto the ice at the TD Garden in a Panthers practice jersey as the longtime Bruins player returned to Boston for the first time since he was traded to Florida.

While the former Bruins captain is still weeks away from returning to game action following an upper-body injury, Marchand is starting to ingratiate himself to his new teammates days after Boston dealt him to one of their most-loathed rivals.

The Carolina Panthers moved on from Miles Sanders on Tuesday. Now, they are lacking depth behind Chuba Hubbard. Will they turn to free agency?

The Carolina Panthers have released running back Miles Sanders, who was scheduled to count $8,175,000 against the 2025 cap. Releasing him will save the team $5.225 million.

The Carolina Panthers have upgraded their defense following an initial surge of contract agreements. But there’s still some work to be done, especially on offense. What are their remaining needs at free agency begins in earnest?

Dmitry Kulikov and Mackie Samoskevich scored for the Atlantic Division-leading Panthers, who had a six-game win streak snapped.

Boston erased a 2-0 deficit with three goals in just under seven minutes in the third period to post a 3-2 win over the Stanley Cup champs Tuesday night at TD Garden. David Pastrnak, Mason Lohrei, and Pavel Zacha scored for Boston, which improved to 30-28-8 and posted its first back-to-back wins since Feb 1 and 3 against the Rangers and Wild.

Pavel Zacha scored the game-winner with 3:17 left in regulation to punctuate the Boston Bruins' three-goal third period in a 3-2 win over the visiting Florida Panthers on Tuesday night. David Pastrnak was the lone Bruin with multiple points (one goal,