While the NHL season may have began in Europe with the Global Series back on Friday, over here in North America, things will get underway on Tuesday afternoon with the Seattle Kraken hosting the St. Louis Blues at 1:30 pm PT/4:30 pm ET.
However, it appears there's a chance that one of tomorrow's games may not go ahead as planned due to life-threatening weather on the way.
Jimmy Murphy of The Sick Podcast is reporting that a source told him the NHL will make a decision whether or not to postpone tomorrow's Florida Panthers-Boston Bruins game at some point on Monday. Murphy added that the Boston Bruins have already traveled to Florida and will be practicing today.
The reason for a potential postponement is Hurricane Milton, which is currently a Category 4 storm in the Gulf of Mexico and will make landfall in Florida in the coming days.
Last night, the Panthers were forced to make the difficult decision to cancel their 2024 Stanley Cup ring ceremony out of an abundance of caution due to weather conditions.
We'll have to wait and see which direction the National Hockey League decides to go regarding tomorrow's game, but the safety of everyone - fans, players, staff, officials, etc. should be the top priority, always.
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