The Florida Panthers made history by clinching their second consecutive Stanley Cup, becoming the first team in over three decades to achieve back-to-back titles with each win coming in their first two championship appearances. Their remarkable journey included overcoming a 2-0 series deficit twice, showcasing resilience and depth with 19 unique goal scorers throughout the playoffs. Captain Aleksander Barkov, recognized for his leadership, added another accolade by winning the Frank J. Selke Trophy alongside the Cup. Sam Bennett's prolific scoring earned him the Conn Smythe Trophy, while Matthew Tkachuk led the team in points during both championship runs.

Defensively, the Panthers excelled, with a historic performance from their blue line, scoring 18 goals, which ties for the fifth-most by defensemen in a Stanley Cup-winning season. The team's blend of veteran skill and youthful exuberance, alongside strategic gameplay, has set a new standard of excellence in South Florida hockey. The Panthers' success also contributed to a notable increase in youth hockey participation across the state, signaling a bright future for the sport.