Consternation in Florida: Sergei Bobrovsky not at the Panthers practice

Both teams arrived in South Florida on Saturday and today, the Florida Panthers took to the ice for their final practice of the season, but there was a very notable absence.

According to Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports and Tom Gulitti of NHL.com, Florida Panthers goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky was NOT at the team's practice on Sunday morning, which is very uncommon given that he's normally the first person on the ice.

Gulitti added that backup Anthony Stolarz, who has seen game action in the Stanley Cup Final, and prospect Spencer Knight, who had a solid year with their AHL affiliate in Charlotte, were the only two goaltenders on the ice this morning.

It's unclear why Sergei Bobrovsky wasn't on the ice this morning for practice and we may possibly know more information later today once Panthers Head Coach Paul Maurice meets with the media.

Could it be a bit of gamesmanship, trying not to let the Oilers know who they'll face tomorrow night? Is Bobrovsky dealing with an undisclosed injury? Or could it be that he's just getting some rest? All three of these are possibilities and we'll have to wait and see who leads the team out onto the ice for Game 7 tomorrow night.

The Novokuznetsk, Russia native has been solid for the Florida Panthers all season long and in 22 games during the Stanley Cup Playoffs, he has a record of 15-5-2 with a 2.35 goals against average, a .906 save percentage and two shutouts.

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