They say winning is the best medicine, and the Florida Panthers can attest to that in the NHL. After decades of languishing at the bottom and withstanding rumors of relocations, the two-time Stanley Cup champions are now on top of the world. As the franchise is now valued at $1.89 billion, we take a look at the price tag on Connor McDavid’s Edmonton Oilers and Auston Matthews’ Toronto Maple Leafs.

It’s hardly a secret the Panthers are on their way up. Business is booming in Broward County as the Cats eye a Stanley Cup three-peat in the NHL. According to Sportico, the hockey club in Sunrise has seen an increase of 51% in value in the last year (the biggest out of every franchise in the league).

Now, Florida ranks 17th overall in the NHL in terms of value with a grand total of $1.89B. Mean

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