Panthers Receive Stark Wake-Up Call from Bruins in Game 1: 'Our Performance Was Unfavorable,' Admits Player
In the serene ambiance of sunny Florida, the Florida Panthers indulged in eight days of leisure—filled with golfing, boating, fishing, and soaking up the sun—during a postseason break while awaiting their second-round opponent. However, their tranquil hiatus was rudely interrupted by a resounding wake-up call on Monday night.
Despite widespread predictions favoring the Panthers, including unanimous support from The Athletic’s hockey staff, the Boston Bruins emphatically asserted their dominance. With 159 days atop the Atlantic Division this season compared to the Panthers' 28, the Bruins showcased they are not inclined to yield easily, refusing to offer a free ticket back to the Eastern Conference final.
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