Fans weren't allowed to take photos, so these were from cell phones, therefore a little blurry.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Autograph Signing Photos and Video
The Panthers participated in an autograph signing for full season ticket holders last week. Here's a video from the event. At the :40 mark you see a bit of adorableness with José fist bumping with a little boy.
Fans weren't allowed to take photos, so these were from cell phones, therefore a little blurry.
Fans weren't allowed to take photos, so these were from cell phones, therefore a little blurry.
Saturday, January 14, 2012
José Wore a New Mask at Practice Today
From George Richards' On Frozen Pond:
Panthers goalie Jose Theodore was rocking a new mask on Saturday although he says he's not decided whether it will be his new game mask or not.
Theodore said he has had gargoyles on his old masks because he liked the idea of the legend that gargoyles 'defended the city.'
On his new mask, Theodore brings the idea back -- with a tropical take: Tiki carvings defending sand castles. With palm trees and stuff.
Panthers goalie Jose Theodore was rocking a new mask on Saturday although he says he's not decided whether it will be his new game mask or not.
Theodore said he has had gargoyles on his old masks because he liked the idea of the legend that gargoyles 'defended the city.'
On his new mask, Theodore brings the idea back -- with a tropical take: Tiki carvings defending sand castles. With palm trees and stuff.
Friday, January 13, 2012
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Panthers Won't Rush José's Return
From the Sun Sentinel:
The Panthers insist they won’t rush Theodore back despite their lack of depth at the position right now.
“You can’t do that,” goaltending coach Robb Tallas said. “It’s a small injury and you don’t want to make it serious. You do the right steps to make sure [Theodore] is 100 percent. [Scott] Clemmensen is a great goalie, and everybody has 100 percent confidence in him to carry this team right now.”
Until Theodore returns, the Panthers will depend on rookie Brian Foster to serve as Clemmensen’s back up.
The Panthers insist they won’t rush Theodore back despite their lack of depth at the position right now.
“You can’t do that,” goaltending coach Robb Tallas said. “It’s a small injury and you don’t want to make it serious. You do the right steps to make sure [Theodore] is 100 percent. [Scott] Clemmensen is a great goalie, and everybody has 100 percent confidence in him to carry this team right now.”
Until Theodore returns, the Panthers will depend on rookie Brian Foster to serve as Clemmensen’s back up.
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
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