Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight (30) stands on the ice before the first period of a game against the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2024, at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Fla ...

Spencer Knight made 34 saves on Saturday night to get his second. FloridaHockeyNow. Saturday Knight Live! Spencer Leads Florida Panthers Again. Story by George Richards, FHN Publisher ...

When Chicago Blackhawks general manager Kyle Davidson met the media after an inactive day on July 1, he snuck in a surprising ...

The Florida Panthers head west for their final extended road trip outside the Eastern time zone. ... Spencer Knight, 23, has started 2025 with a bang.

Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight, who has been playing some excellent hockey of late, had just earned his second shutout of the season after making 34 saves against the Ducks. Eight of those 34 ...

SUNRISE, Fla. — Spencer Knight has been in contact with the Florida Panthers, and the team is working under the premise that the goaltender will be back with them this fall.

Florida Panthers goalie Spencer Knight played in his first NHL game in 20 months on Saturday night in Buffalo. He was not real happy with how it went. Knight, who spent all of last season in the ...

Former Florida Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight admits he “was very surprised” to be traded to the Chicago Blackhawks. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 78°F.

Spencer Knight, left, autographs Asher Hanig's, 14, sweatshirt Sunday. Knight, a Darien native and Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers goalie, brought the Cup to Weed Beach in Darien Sunday ...

The Panthers and Blue Jackets have made a trade, sending goaltender Daniil Tarasov to the defending champions.

Knight was recalled from AHL Charlotte on Wednesday. Knight wasn't included on Florida's 23-man roster to begin the regular season, but he'll rejoin the Panthers following their Opening Night win ...

SUNRISE — The Florida Panthers needed a little spark coming into Saturday after winning four of their past 10 games. One would have thought it would be on the offensive side of the ice to do it ...