Noah Miller
A graduate student at the University of Victoria and Editor in Chief of The Graduate History Review, Noah E. Miller has covered the Florida Panthers as a Contributor for The Hockey Writers since 2015.
Author's Posts
In Praise of Ownership: Broward County Commission Approves $86 Million for Panthers
December 9th, 2015 Since their purchase of the Panthers in 2013, owners Vincent Viola and Doug Cifu have been a driving force in improving the South Florida franchise. They eliminated ticket giveaways that inflated attendance numbers and that alienated fans who paid full price. They re-configured the Panthers as a community-oriented organization that has...
The Importance of Having Brian Campbell
November 30th, 2015 Coming Up Big Against Detroit When the Florida Panthers needed someone to ‘step up’ and put the puck past Petr Mrazek in the overtime frame of Saturday’s tilt with the Detroit Red Wings, veteran defenseman Brian Campbell answered the call. During a Red Wings line change, Campbell joined the rush, received a beautiful drop feed...
MacKenzie, Trocheck Bright Spots in Sunrise
November 15th, 2015 Despite sinking to seventh place in the Atlantic Division with a 6-7-3 record following Thursday’s loss to Buffalo, the Florida Panthers still have plenty to feel good about. Especially the performance of forwards Derek MacKenzie and Vincent Trocheck. Centering the team’s fourth line, MacKenzie leads the team in plus-minus, with a...
3 Questions Raised by the Panthers' Home Opener
October 12th, 2015 After compiling a 3-3-0 preseason record, the Florida Panthers began their 2015-16 regular season campaign with a bang, routing the Philadelphia Flyers 7-1 at the BB&T Center. With 81 games still to be played, Saturday’s performance raises a number of questions about the team’s direction. Is the Panthers’ Powerplay Continuing...
How They Were Built: 2015-2016 Florida Panthers
September 23rd, 2015 An aura of renewed optimism surrounds the Florida Panthers as they prepare to launch their 2015-16 campaign. After missing the playoffs for the 13th time in 14 seasons, the Cats may now be primed to buck that trend. The departure of some older depth players via trade and free agency has opened up roster spots for younger talent drafted...
