The Florida Panthers parted ways with netminder Sergei Bobrovsky this offseason, ending an incredible seven-year run with the organization, culminating in back-to-back Stanley Cup titles in 2024 and 2025. Now, the Panthers will turn to former draft pick Jacob Markström to help the club, which missed the playoffs last year, return to the Final and raise a third championship banner. However, before anyone gets ahead of themselves, let’s revisit Florida’s successes over the past seven seasons when Bobrovsky was steering the ship from the crease.
15 Statistics That Defined Sergei Bobrovsky's Time With the Florida Panthers
437 - Aleksander Barkov leads all Florida skaters with 437 points in the past seven seasons, scoring 151 goals and adding 286 assists in 391 games.
311 - The Panthers have won 311 regular-season games since 2019, capturing their first and only Presidents’ Trophy in 2021-22. Their seven-season win total ranks ninth in the NHL, with the Colorado Avalanche leading the way with 342 wins.
201 - Bobrovsky secured 201 wins over seven seasons with the Panthers, which ranks third behind Andrei Vasilevskiy (246) and Connor Hellebuyck (228) over the same time period.
115 - Jonathan Huberdeau broke the franchise record for most points in a single season, scoring 30 goals and adding 85 assists for 115 points, the first player to ever surpass 100 points in a season.
113 - In the past seven seasons, 113 players dressed at least once for the Panthers during the regular season, with 99 of them registering a point. At the same time, only 70 skaters have made it to the playoffs, with 49 contributing at least one point.
78 - Before 2019, Barkov had three career playoff points, and over the past six postseason runs, picked up another 78 to further extend his lead as the franchise’s all-time leading playoff scorer with 81 points. However, he’s just the 12th leading scorer in the NHL since 2019, with Connor McDavid compiling 147 over the same time.
50 - Bobrovsky led the Panthers to 50 playoff victories, including back-to-back Stanley Cup titles during his run with the club. Only Vasilevskiy has won more playoff games since 2019, with 55.
33 - Collectively, Florida goalies have earned 33 shutout victories over the past seven seasons, with Bobrovsky accounting for 20 of them. Their 10th-place ranking is well short of the New York Islanders, who rank first overall with 48.
12 - In the past seven years, 12 different players have scored a hat trick for the Panthers, with Matthew Tkachuk leading the way with four, slightly ahead of Sam Reinhart, Noel Acciari, and Carter Verhaeghe, all with three. However, Verhaeghe is the only one with a four-goal game, achieved on April 1, 2023.
8 - When Bobrovsky came to Florida, he became the bona fide No. 1 goalie. During his seven seasons with the Panthers, he shared the crease with seven other netminders, including Spencer Knight, Chris Dreidger, Anthony Stolarz, Vitek Vanecek, Alex Lyon, Jonas Johansson, Samuel Montembeault, and Daniil Tarasov. Combined, they won 110 games compared to his 201.
6 - The Panthers didn’t qualify for the Stanley Cup playoffs from 2016 to 2019, and just twice between 2000 and 2019. With Bobrovsky between the pipes, the franchise went to the postseason six consecutive seasons from 2019 to 2025, a franchise record.
3 - Sacrificing the future to stabilize a winning core is nothing new to Panthers fans over the past decade. Since 2019, Florida has only made three first-round selections at the NHL Draft, featuring Knight (2019), Anton Lundell (2020), and Mackie Samoskevich (2021).
3 - Only three Panthers players have scored 40 or more goals in a single season since 2019, with Reinhart leading the way with 57, followed by Verhaeghe (42) and Tkachuk (40).
2 - After losing in the 2023 Stanley Cup Final to the Vegas Golden Knights, the Panthers would go on to capture the Stanley Cup in 2024 and 2025, defeating the Edmonton Oilers on both occasions.
1 - Reinhart became only the sixth player in NHL history to record a four-goal game in the Stanley Cup Final, achieving the feat in Game 5 of the 2025 series on June 17, 2025. He became the first player since the 1967 Expansion to achieve the feat
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