Panthers looking to ‘dial in’ for playoff push after intense Olympics
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FORT LAUDERDALE — All of the Panthers’ Olympians were back on the ice for their morning skate before Thursday night’s matchup with Toronto, making for crowded ice at the team’s Fort Lauderdale training facility. “We had about 27 guys out there,” Florida coach Paul Maurice joked. “Don’t know what to do with that.” But the intensity is not going to drop as the Panthers transition from the high stakes of Olympic play. Florida is out of the current playoff picture. The Panthers are eight points behind the second wild card, Boston, entering Thursday night’s game against the Maple Leafs. “It’s very quick...