The Florida Panthers canceled plans to receive their Stanley Cup championship rings at a public event Monday night, doing so out of concerns about Hurricane Milton.

The Panthers’ Champions Ring Ceremony at Amerant Bank Arena that was set for Monday will not continue as planned due to the expected poor weather conditions Hurricane Milton will bring to

The defending Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers canceled their scheduled public ring ceremony, which was to be held Monday night at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Fla., because of an approaching hurricane,

The Panthers announced Sunday that they canceled their Champions Ring Ceremony, scheduled for Monday at Amerant Bank Arena, out of an abundance of caution due to potential weather stemminf from Hurricane Milton, which has placed numerous counties in Florida under a state of emergency including Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade.

The Florida Panthers announced that out of an abundance of caution, Monday’s Champions Ring Ceremony will not continue as planned.A statement from the Panthers quoted<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=

The Florida Panthers have canceled plans to receive their Stanley Cup championship rings at a public event Monday night, doing so out of concerns about Hurricane Milton as it bears down on the state.

Fans had been invited to attend the event for a $20 donation that would have benefited the team’s foundation, the United Negro College Fund and the United Way.

On Monday, the Panthers were supposed to receive their Stanley Cup Championship rings during a big, public ceremony at Amerant Bank Arena. Thanks to the looming threat from Hurricane Milton, the Panthers decided the smart and safe thing to do was to cancel the event and provide refunds.