"My main thing is to win," Bobrovsky said during his introductory press conference earlier this month. "I want to win the Cup. That's my main purpose. That's why I chose the Panthers. All of the other things like the sun and the lifestyle and stuff like that just comes along with it."
A two-time Vezina Trophy winner, the 30-year-old veteran has appeared in 457 career regular-season games split between Philadelphia (2010-12) and Columbus (2012-19), owning a 255-153-37 record, .919 save percentage, 2.46 goals against average and 33 shutouts in that span.
A winning machine, he's earned an NHL-leading 115 total victories over the last three seasons.
"He gives you a chance to win every night," Panthers General Manager & President of Hockey Operations Dale Tallon said. "He's durable and a very good player. He's a student of the game. Nobody works harder. It'll be interesting to see guys like Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov.
.921:His save percentage since the start of the 2012-13 season. Bobrovsky hasn't just been one of the best goaltenders in the NHL in recent seasons. In fact, he's been one of the best for quite some time now. Over the last seven seasons, his .921 save percentage ranks behind only Ben Bishop's mark of .922 among goaltenders who suited up in at least 300 games in that time.
67:** As of this writing, the number of days left until Florida's home opener against Tampa Bay at BB&T Center on Oct. 5. While anything can happen between now and then, this will likely be your first chance to see Bobrovsky man the crease in Sunrise during the highly anticipated 2019-20 regular season.
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