In their nearly three decades of existence, the Florida Panthers never had a jersey number retired for a player that suited up for the franchise – until Saturday. The team sent the No. 1 to the ...

SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) — Roberto Luongo wore the No. 1 jersey primarily because he thought the number signified being the best at everything. For the Florida Panthers, there was never anyone better. "No.

On Tuesday night in Vancouver, two men who despise each other will meet. They have the same job, only one was sent packing last summer. They’re competitive to a fault, and sometimes that fire would ...

Roberto Luongo never felt the glory of hoisting the Stanley Cup during his playing days. Nearly two decades of dominance, of meticulous netminding, of setting records for a franchise years away from ...

Roberto Luongo was at his Florida Panthers office Monday morning, and every so often general manager Bill Zito would step in to ask ask for an update. “Any call yet?” he’d ask. “No call,” Luongo said.

Before every home playoff game, the Florida Panthers invite a special guest to get the fans inside Amerant Bank Arena pumped up. They do this by banging a massive drum to the beat of a Let’s Go ...

Roberto Luongo says his time is up with the Canucks. (Getty Images) By now it's a foregone conclusion that Roberto Luongo is leaving the Vancouver Canucks. GM Mike Gillis continues to insist that's ...

There have been a lot of meaningful dates in Roberto Luongo’s professional hockey career. That happens over the course of a 19-year career, more than half of which was spent in net for the Florida ...

More NHL offseason: Rumors | Top 50 Free Agents | Buyout Tracker | Trades | Transactions It has been an interesting year-plus for Roberto Luongo. The goalie asked out of Vancouver when Cory Schneider ...

Vancouver Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo will be reunited with the Florida Panthers thanks to a trade Tuesday that sends him back to the Sunshine State in exchange for netminder Jacob Markstrom and ...

Former Florida Panthers goalie Roberto Luongo, left, and his family watch as his jersey is hoisted to the rafters during a ceremony before an NHL hockey game against the Montreal Canadiens, Saturday, ...