And partially as a result, the defensive effort the Panthers demonstrated in that game was what they had been trying to find since the start of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and it's what they'll shoot for again in Game 5 at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto on Wednesday (7 p.m. ET; CBC, TVAS, SN, ESPN).

The NHL has suspended Florida Panthers vice chairman and alternate governor Doug Cifu from any involvement with the team or the league, doing so in response to inappropriate posts on Cifu's now-shuttered social media account.

Sometimes it goes off the rails, too, like at the end Saturday, when Toronto’s Max Domi sent Panthers star Aleksander Barkov head-first into the boards. The Panthers already had Evan Rodrigues put into the boards and lost for the game on an illegal hit.

Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube is in no hurry to break up the Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner pairing.

Panthers part-owner Doug Cifu might be regretting his social media activity this week involving Toronto Maple Leafs fans.

The NHL has issued a suspension to Florida Panthers vice president and alternate governor Doug Cifu, preventing him from having any involvement with the team fo

The Panthers have surrendered 13 goals in three games against the Maple Leafs. They will need to improve their defense in order to come back from their early-series deficit.