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I would have to guess either Peter Worrell or Paul Laus.

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Zero. The Florida Panthers have never won the Stanley Cup, but they did get to the Stanley Cup Final in 1996.

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yes it does have a backbone

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Kevin Dineen is the current head coach of the Florida Panthers.

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There are probably less than two dozen who currently hold a permanent roster spot on an NHL team. Notable players include Flames captain Jerome Iginla, Flyers goaltender Ray Emery, Nigel Dawes, Dustin Byfuglian, and enforcers Donald Brashear and Georges Laraque. Also, the great Grant Fuhr was the first black player in the hall of fame.

A link to a wikipedia article on the subject:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_black_ice_hockey_players

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Weiss

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10-15 years
they live up to 12 to 16 years or more

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Miami Florida

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no. they made to the final in 1997 against Colorado but lost the series 4-0.
No.

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Currently, Randy Moller is the play-by-play announcer, while I believe Bill Lindsay is the color commentator?

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The Florida Panthers have never won a Stanley Cup. They did go the Stanley Cup Finals in 1996, but got swept by the Colorado Avalanche

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Yes the Florida Black Panther

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Jordan Zimmerman

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Jordan Zimmerman is the co-owner of the Florida Panthers.

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Their first season was in 1993-1994.

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The team held a naming contest in 1993, but reports from before the contest ended said owner Wayne Huizenga had already paid for the name "Florida Panthers," in part to draw attention to the state's endangered animal.

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Randy Moller is the play-by-play announcer and Bill Lindsay is the radio analyst for Florida Panthers radio broadcasts on 790 The Ticket.

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panther-leopard-up to 200 pounds panther-jaguar-up to 225 pounds panther-puma-up to 200 pounds

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Brian Skrudland.

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The Panthers first season in the NHL was the 1993-94 season.

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The winningest coach in Florida Panthers history is Jacques Martin. The franchise's all-time leader for the most regular-season games coached (246), the most regular-season game wins (110), and the most regular-season points (256).

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Yes, the Florida Panthers mascot is Stanley C. Panther.

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Statistically, Olli Jokinen.

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Brian Gionta 5 foot 6 inches