Panthers Release Ben Harpur From PTO
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The Florida Panthers have made a notable decision by releasing Ben Harpur from his professional tryout agreement (PTO). Harpur, a seasoned defenseman, was vying for a spot on the Panthers' roster as they prepare for the upcoming NHL season. His experience in the league has been valuable, but the Panthers opted to move in a different direction ahead of their final roster cuts.
Harpur has played in the NHL for several years, making his mark with teams such as the Ottawa Senators and the New York Rangers. His combination of size and physicality has always been appealing to teams in need of defensive depth. However, despite a solid training camp, the Panthers decided to part ways with him, indicating that they wish to focus on younger prospects or different defensive options as they finalize their lineup.
As the NHL season looms closer, the Panthers will continue to evaluate their options. The front office appears committed to building a competitive team, and this decision reflects their strategic plans moving forward. Players and fans alike are on the lookout for the next roster updates, particularly in the defensive unit, where competition is fierce.
Harpur has played in the NHL for several years, making his mark with teams such as the Ottawa Senators and the New York Rangers. His combination of size and physicality has always been appealing to teams in need of defensive depth. However, despite a solid training camp, the Panthers decided to part ways with him, indicating that they wish to focus on younger prospects or different defensive options as they finalize their lineup.
As the NHL season looms closer, the Panthers will continue to evaluate their options. The front office appears committed to building a competitive team, and this decision reflects their strategic plans moving forward. Players and fans alike are on the lookout for the next roster updates, particularly in the defensive unit, where competition is fierce.