SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) — The NHL season isn’t even half over, yet Calgary coach Darryl Sutter has seen enough to offer big praise to the Florida Panthers.
“That’s a team that’s built for playoff hockey,” Sutter said.
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Few would probably argue these days.
The Panthers are rolling again, and Sutter’s Flames were on the receiving end on Tuesday night. Patric Hornqvist scored twice, Sergei Bobrovsky stopped a season-high 47 shots and the Panthers pushed their winning streak to four games by topping the Flames 6-2.
“That’s a different level of team,” Sutter said after it was over and Florida scored the final five goals of the contest.