The story behind Florida Panthers fans' rat-throwing tradition The rodent-related tradition dates back to Florida's third season as an NHL franchise. By Eric Mullin • Published May 23, 2025 ...

As Florida attempts to join an exclusive group of repeat champions, viewers may see Panthers fans celebrate their team’s victories — both at home and on the road — by throwing fake rats onto ...

The mid-90s hockey tradition is making a return to South Florida in 2024. ... Eventually, it became a tradition for Panthers fans to throw plastic rats on the ice after every Florida goal.

Plenty of Florida Panthers fans braved the warm weather and showed up for the parade, and some lucky celebration attendees were even sprayed with water guns that were manned by Florida Panthers ...

Officials in Fort Lauderdale are preparing for Sunday's championship parade for the Florida Panthers, while some fans and players are still in celebration mode. ... which has become a tradition.

PALM BEACH COUNTY, Fla. — The Florida Panthers have a passionate and loyal fan base that continues to grow thanks to their recent success. Among their longtime fans is the Byrne family from Palm ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - Following the Florida Panthers’ second consecutive win over the Edmonton Oilers in the Stanley Cup finals, fans across South Florida took to the streets to join in ...

Florida Panthers players and fans gathered at Fort Lauderdale Beach to celebrate back-to-back Stanley Cup championships on a hot Sunday afternoon.

Make it two titles in a row for Tkachuk, Barkov & Co., who are as gracious off the ice as they are mean on it.

The Panthers won their second consecutive championship on home ice Tuesday night, beating Edmonton in six games. The team, following decades of tradition, partied with the Cup into the wee hours and ...

The story behind Florida Panthers fans' rat-throwing tradition The rodent-related tradition dates back to Florida's third season as an NHL franchise. By Eric Mullin • Published May 23, 2025 ...

SUNRISE, Florida — Following the Florida Panthers’ second consecutive win over the Oilers in the Stanley Cup finals, fans across South Florida took to the streets to join in the historic moments.