Florida Panthers Cancel Ring Ceremony Due to Hurricane Milton

The public event was called off to prioritize safety as the hurricane threatens Florida, but the season opener remains scheduled.

The Florida Panthers canceled their public championship ring ceremony due to the approaching Hurricane Milton.
The ceremony was intended to be a public event with donations benefiting various charities but will now be held privately.
Hurricane Milton is intensifying and could become a major hurricane, prompting a state of emergency in 51 Florida counties.
Governor Ron DeSantis warned of potential major disasters as the state prepares for the hurricane's impact.
Despite the cancellation, the Panthers' season opener against the Boston Bruins is still planned to proceed on Tuesday.