Paul Maurice's decision to send his fourth line onto the ice for the final moments of Game 6 against the Toronto Maple Leafs signifies a season of resilience and teamwork for the Florida Panthers. With the Panthers down 2-0 in that game, Maurice honored the players who played key roles in the journey, reminding fans that winning is a collective effort. This moment encapsulated the Panthers' identity, transitioning from a struggling team to back-to-back Stanley Cup champions.

The Panthers displayed depth and confidence throughout the season, particularly highlighted by Matthew Tkachuk's admission that their championship experience made them better prepared this year. Their second title was not just a continuation but an achievement of a stronger team, showcasing their ability to dominate in the playoffs.