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Originally Published 5 days ago — by NHL.com
Matthew Tkachuk, inspired by his Hall of Fame visit and recent championship victories, is eager to compete in the 2026 Winter Olympics for Team USA, aiming for gold and a Hall of Fame-worthy achievement, despite recovering from injury.
Originally Published 7 days ago — by NHL.com
Matthew Tkachuk, who has been recovering from a torn adductor muscle and sports hernia surgery, is nearing a return to the Florida Panthers' lineup and may join their upcoming six-game road trip, marking his first road trip of the season. Despite uncertainties about his exact return date, his progress has boosted team morale as he continues to rehab and prepare for full contact practices.
Originally Published 14 days ago — by NHL.com
Matthew Tkachuk practiced with the Florida Panthers for the first time this season after recovering from surgery, but it is uncertain if he will return in time for the NHL Winter Classic or the Olympics, with his full return still pending medical clearance and recovery progress.
Originally Published 23 days ago — by NHL.com
Matthew Tkachuk is on track to return to the Florida Panthers after offseason surgery, with his exact return date still uncertain. He has been skating and progressing through rehab, but his participation in the Winter Classic remains unclear. The Panthers are also dealing with other injuries but are hopeful Tkachuk will rejoin the team soon.
Originally Published 23 days ago — by NHL.com
Matthew Tkachuk is on track to return to the Florida Panthers after recovering from offseason surgery, with his exact return date still uncertain. He has been skating and progressing well, but his participation in the Winter Classic remains undecided. The team is also dealing with other injuries, including captain Aleksander Barkov.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by ESPN
NHL 26 will be released on September 12, 2025, for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, featuring Matthew Tkachuk as the cover star, with the Deluxe Edition including early access and in-game bonuses. The game introduces enhanced gameplay with NHL EDGE data, X-Factors, a revamped Be A Pro mode, and HUT Seasons mode.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NHL.com
Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid is well-acquainted with Florida Panthers' forwards Sam Bennett and Matthew Tkachuk, having faced them frequently in the past. McDavid expects no surprises from the duo in the 2024 Stanley Cup Final, acknowledging their physical and competitive play styles. The Oilers are prepared for a tough, aggressive series against the Panthers, with McDavid and Bennett's childhood friendship adding an intriguing layer to the matchup.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
The New York Rangers struggled in their 3-0 loss to the Florida Panthers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final, with Matthew Tkachuk leading the charge for the Panthers by scoring the opening goal and making his presence felt throughout the game. Sergei Bobrovsky was solid in goal for Florida, while Aleksander Barkov excelled defensively. The Rangers failed to generate consistent offense, highlighted by a 14-minute stretch without a shot on goal.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Russian Machine Never Breaks
Washington Capitals' first-round pick Ryan Leonard compares his playing style to Matthew Tkachuk, Zach Hyman, and Alex Tuch, citing their grit, power, and ability to play with high-end talent. Leonard admires Tkachuk's ability to blend elite talent with agitating opponents, while Hyman and Tuch combine offensive skill with physical play. Leonard also mentions Tom Wilson as a comparable teammate. He believes the Capitals' physical style of play aligns with his own and is excited to join the team. Leonard plans to play for Boston College before making his NHL debut.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NHL.com
The Florida Panthers' stars received recognition during the 2023 NHL Awards, with Aleksander Barkov finishing eighth in Selke Trophy voting and seventh in Lady Byng Trophy voting, Brandon Montour placing 12th for the Norris Trophy, and Matthew Tkachuk finishing third in Hart Trophy voting. Despite not winning any awards, the Panthers' players showcased their skills and contributions throughout the season.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Russian Machine Never Breaks
Florida Panthers' Matthew Tkachuk played Game Four of the Stanley Cup Final with a broken sternum sustained during Game Three, and had to be dressed by teammates. Despite his injury, Tkachuk managed to score a goal in Game Three, but missed Game Five altogether. Other Panthers players also played through serious injuries, including Aaron Ekblad, Brandon Montour, Radko Gudas, Eetu Luostarinen, and Sam Bennett.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Sports
The Florida Panthers' Matthew Tkachuk suffered a broken sternum in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup playoffs, while defenseman Aaron Ekblad played through a broken foot, two shoulder dislocations, and a torn oblique. Tkachuk managed to play through the injury in Game 4 but was ruled out for Game 5. Panthers blueliner Radko Gudas played through a high-ankle sprain, and forward Sam Bennett had an upper-body injury. Despite the injuries, the Panthers gave everything they had and earned the right to play in the Stanley Cup Final.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by prohockeyrumors.com
Florida Panthers stars Matthew Tkachuk and Aaron Ekblad played through significant injuries during the team's playoff run, with Tkachuk suffering a broken sternum and Ekblad sustaining a broken foot, two separate shoulder dislocations, and a torn oblique muscle. Both players missed just one game during the playoffs, but their injuries will need attention over the offseason. The Panthers coach said some players wouldn't be healthy for the start of next season, but he didn't name specifics.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Florida Hockey Now
Several Florida Panthers players sustained injuries during their playoff run, with some expected to miss the start of the 2023-24 season. Matthew Tkachuk suffered a broken sternum but played through the pain, while Aaron Ekblad broke his foot, dislocated both shoulders, and tore an oblique but only missed one game. Radko Gudas suffered a high-ankle sprain, Eetu Luostarinen missed the Stanley Cup Final with a lower-leg injury, and Sam Bennett and Brandon Montour were also playing hurt. Despite the injuries, coach Paul Maurice said the team doesn't need excuses and praised the players for their toughness.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by South Florida Sun Sentinel
Florida Panthers coach Paul Maurice revealed that four players, including Matthew Tkachuk, played through serious injuries during the Stanley Cup Final. Tkachuk broke his sternum, clavicle, and collarbone in Game 3 but returned to score the game-tying goal. Other players suffered from broken foot, popped shoulder, concussion, torn oblique, and high-ankle sprain. Maurice acknowledged that the team's depth was a concern, and they needed health luck to compete against 110-point teams. The Panthers will need the full offseason to recover, and Maurice expects the team to look different at the start of next season.