Aaron Ekblad gave the Panthers a 1-0 lead at 6:42 of the second period. After a scramble at the net, Ekblad scored on a sharp-angled wrist shot over Martin, who was still on the ice struggling to get back up on his skates.

The Carolina Hurricanes had perhaps their worst two games of the season Friday and Saturday losing back-to-back games to the Florida Panthers. The Canes were outscored 12-3 over 120 minutes of hockey and between weak goaltending,

Panthers goaltender Spencer Knight stopped all 20 shots he faced as Florida demolished the Carolina Hurricanes 6-0 in Sunrise, Fla., to complete the home-and-home sweep.

After earning a 6-3 win at Carolina on Friday, the Florida Panthers kept on rolling with a dominant 6-0 win over the Hurricanes in a rematch at Amerant Bank Arena on Saturday. Stretching their winning streak to three games, the Panthers now sit at 15-9-1.

The Carolina Hurricanes eye revenge as they travel to Sunrise, Fla., to face the Florida Panthers on Saturday afternoon. The Panthers defeated the Hurricanes 6-3 on Friday in Raleigh, N.C., ending Carolina's nine-game home winning streak in the first half of a home-and-home set.

A.J. Greer and Anton Lundell scored 4:10 apart in the third period helping the Florida Panthers recover after squandering a two-goal lead to beat the Carolina Hurricanes 6-3 on Friday.

Sam Reinhart scored his NHL-leading 18th goal and Jesper Boqvist, Carter Verhaeghe, Anton Lundell and Sam Bennett also scored for the Panthers.

The first-place team in the Metropolitan Division meets the second-place team in the Atlantic Division when the Carolina Hurricanes visit the Florida Panthers. It’ll be the second game of a back-to-back for the teams,

The Carolina Hurricanes dropped their first game at Lenovo Center since the season opener, falling 6-3 to the Florida Panthers and ending their home winning streak at nine. The Panthers broke a 3-3 tie with three third-period goals,

The Florida Panthers and Carolina Hurricanes are set to battle for the second time in as many days. On Friday afternoon in Raleigh, the Panthers defeated Carolina 6-3 thanks to a well-balanced scoring attack and strong play in goal from Sergei Bobrovsky.

In their first go-around, the Panthers finished strong in a 6-3 win on Friday. Tied 3-3 after a back-and-forth 40 minutes of action, the Panthers were in full control during the third period, leading the Hurricanes 3-0 in goals and 13-5 in scoring chances.