Marcel Goc News

The preliminary round of the IIHF has come to a close and the quarterfinals are set to being on Thursday May 16th.

Florida Panthers defenseman Brian Campbell set up Steven Stamkos ' overtime game-winner, had no shots on goal and finished with a +1 rating while logging 23:46 of ice time as Canada squeaked by Slovenia 4-3 yesterday in Stockholm.

The Florida Panthers surprised in 2011-2012, winning the Southeast Division and going to double overtime in Game Seven of their first-round playoff series, but they came crashing to earth in the shortened 2013 season, as injuries and subpar play conspired to leave them with the worst record in the NHL.

Florida Panthers center Nick Bjugstad was effective in the USA's 3-0 victory over Germany on Sunday in Helsinki.

Florida Panthers center Nick Bjugstad registered two shots on goal, went 4/10 on faceoffs and finished with a -1 rating while logging 10:40 minutes of ice time in the United States 4-2 victory over France today in Helsinki.

Florida Panthers center Nick Bjugstad went scoreless with one shot on goal while logging 11:16 minutes of ice time during Team USA's 4-1 win over co-host Finland today in Helsinki.

Florida Panthers Tomas Kopecky and Marcel Goc both went scoreless during Slovakia's 3-2 win over Germany Monday at the IIHF World Championship in Helsinki.

Nick Bjugstad of the Florida Panthers picked up two assists in his IIHF Wold Championship debut Saturday in Helsinki as Team USA rallied from a two-goal deficit to beat Austria 5-3. Bjugstad set up a goal by Erik Johnson which tied the score at 2-2 and later assisted on the fourth US goal by Aaron Palushaj which ended up being the game-winner. Both ... (more)

Marcel Goc assisted on all three Germany goals in an exciting 4-3 overtime loss to Finland at the Hartwell Arena in Helsinki.

Mar 26, 2013; Toronto, ON, Canada; Florida Panthers defenseman Brian Campbell skates with the puck as Toronto Maple Leafs left wing Joffrey Lupul chases him at the Air Canada Centre.

Tomas Fleischmann scored the game-winning goal with 6:07 left to lift the Florida Panthers past the Tampa Bay Lightning 5-3 in the season finale for both teams.

Apr 16, 2013; Uniondale, NY, USA; Florida Panthers goalie Scott Clemmensen makes a save against the New York Islanders during the third period of an NHL game at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum.

With neither team headed to the playoffs, most of the goals for the Panthers and Lightning in their season finale Saturday night were individually motivated.

Marcel Goc netted the go-ahead goal on the power play in the third period, while Jacob Markstrom turned in a stellar performance between the pipes to lead the Florida Panthers to a 3-2 win over the New York Rangers from the BB&T Center.

While the Toronto Maple Leafs are gearing up towards a long-awaited trip to the playoffs, the Florida Panthers are on the verge of locking up the worst record in the NHL.

Marcel Goc netted the go-ahead goal on the power play in the third period, while Jacob Markstrom turned in a stellar performance between the pipes to lead the Florida Panthers to a 3-2 win over the New York Rangers from the BB&T Center.

Instead of shoveling dirt on the 11th-place Devils' faint playoff hopes, the Panthers gave them life after turning an early two-goal lead into a turnover-filled 6-2 loss at Prudential Center on Saturday afternoon.

Steve Sullivan was a healthy scratch along with Tom Kostopoulos, Krys Barch, Alex Urbom and Andrei Loktionov.

Michael Grabner scored a pair of goals and the New York Islanders moved another step closer towards earning a postseason berth after coming through with a 5-2 victory over the Florida Panthers at Nassau Coliseum.