What can the Avalanche learn from the Panthers, and could the 2022 Avalanche beat them? - S5

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The Florida Panthers are back to back Stanley Cup Champions, after one the more dominant title runs we've seen post lockout. What lessons can the Avalanche learn from them going forward. Perhaps a more interesting question, who was better, the 2022 Avalanche or the 2025 Panthers? Who are the greatest Stanley Cup Champions from the last decade? Also, the offseason is already well underway around the league, as moves are already starting to come through. What is the Avs next order of business going to be?
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[PettersonHughes]

Not sure if your channel is Avs-oriented, but I'm kind of surprised the comparison isn't between the Lightning and Panthers?