The Florida Panthers just wrapped up their 4 Nations Face-Off break. Unfortunately, it started with a 2-1 loss to the Seattle Kraken on Saturday night.

Strickland further suggested that the Panthers are already positioning themselves for a future move, recognizing the chemistry Brady and Matthew displayed throughout the 4 Nations Face-Off with the U.S. team. "Can Florida find a way? Can they find a way to sign him?" co-host Cam Janssen asked.

Team USA couldn’t pull out the overtime winner against Team Canada in the 4 Nations Face-Off, and a huge reason for that may have come during the second period.

Off the ice, Brady married his wife, Emma Farinacci, in July 2023. In September 2024, the couple welcomed their son, Ryder. “Our whole world ❤️,” Farinacci wrote via Instagram announcing their son’s birth.

Could the Tkachuk brothers reunite in Florida? According to Andy Strickland, the Florida Panthers are already exploring ways to acquire Ottawa Senators captain Brady Tkachuk, believing a trade will eventually happen.

A dominant second period helped Matthew Tkachuk and the Panthers defeat his brother Brady and the Ottawa Senators 5-1 on Saturday night at Amerant Bank Arena. Despite the Panthers logging nine of the first 10 shots on goal during the opening minutes of the game, it was actually Ottawa that struck first.

The FHN Florida Panthers Mailbag opened up on Wednesday and, as usual, you folks brought some pretty good questions. Hope I answered them. With the NHL Trade Deadline fast approaching, that was a big topic of discussion.

Florida Panthers and Team USA forward Matthew Tkachuk made his late-night talk show debut on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on Monday and he discussed his 4 Nations Face-Off experience, playing with his brother Brady, and his thoughts on the upcoming Olympics.

The Panthers will be without Matthew Tkachuk due to an injury he suffered in the 4 Nations Face-Off but should be back this year.