FRANCHISE HISTORY

Florida Panthers History

32 seasons since 1993-94 · 2 Stanley Cups (2024, 2025) · 9 playoff appearances · All-time: 1,128-1,013 in 2,519 games

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SeasonGPWLTOTLPTSGFGAPlayoffs
2025-26 82 40 38 — 4 84 251 274 —
2024-25 🏆 82 47 31 — 4 98 252 223 Won Stanley Cup
2023-24 🏆 82 52 24 — 6 110 268 200 Won Stanley Cup
2022-23 82 42 32 — 8 92 290 273 Playoffs
2021-22 82 58 18 — 6 122 340 246 Playoffs
2020-21 56 37 14 — 5 79 189 153 Playoffs
2019-20 69 35 26 — 8 78 228 224 Playoffs
2018-19 82 36 32 — 14 86 267 280 —
2017-18 82 44 30 — 8 96 248 246 —
2016-17 82 35 36 — 11 81 210 237 —
2015-16 82 47 26 — 9 103 239 203 Playoffs
2014-15 82 38 29 — 15 91 206 223 —
2013-14 82 29 45 — 8 66 196 268 —
2012-13 48 15 27 — 6 36 109 170 —
2011-12 82 38 26 — 18 94 197 216 Playoffs
2010-11 82 30 40 — 12 72 191 222 —
2009-10 82 32 37 — 13 77 202 234 —
2008-09 82 41 30 — 11 93 231 223 —
2007-08 82 38 35 — 9 85 211 220 —
2006-07 82 35 31 — 16 86 245 249 —
2005-06 82 37 34 — 11 85 236 252 —
2003-04 82 28 35 15 4 75 188 221 —
2002-03 82 24 36 13 9 70 176 237 —
2001-02 82 22 44 10 6 60 180 250 —
2000-01 82 22 38 13 9 66 200 246 —
1999-00 82 43 27 6 6 98 244 209 Playoffs
1998-99 82 30 34 18 — 78 210 228 —
1997-98 82 24 43 15 — 63 203 256 —
1996-97 82 35 28 19 — 89 221 201 Playoffs
1995-96 82 41 31 10 — 92 254 234 Playoffs
1994-95 48 20 22 6 — 46 115 127 —
1993-94 84 33 34 17 — 83 233 233 —

Records include seasons played under predecessor franchise identities. T = ties (pre-2005-06); OTL = overtime/shootout losses.

Florida Panthers history — frequently asked

How many Stanley Cups have the Florida Panthers won?
The Florida Panthers have won 2 Stanley Cups: 2024, 2025.
When did the Florida Panthers join the NHL?
The franchise's first NHL season in Pucky's records is 1993-94; it has played 32 seasons since.
How many times have the Florida Panthers made the playoffs?
The franchise has reached the Stanley Cup playoffs 9 times across 32 seasons, including games played under predecessor identities.