Pavel Bure, Viktor Kozlov and Ray Whitney were all selected for the 50th NHL All-Star Game in 2000, the first time three Panthers players had been selected. During the game, Pavel Bure and his brother ...

Double Bures! The Growl gameday program for November 10, 2000, featured both Pavel Bure of the Panthers and Valeri Bure of the Calgary Flames, who were playing against each other that day. Both Bure b ...

Following an epic trade with the Vancouver Canucks in 1999, Pavel Bure (often known as the Russian Rocket) thrust onto the scene in Florida, scoring 13 goals in 11 games.

Pavel Bure and his brother Valeri were at the top of their games in 2000. At the time, they played for opposing teams, Pavel with the Panthers and Valeri with the Calgary Flames. The brothers would pl ...

In an exciting 2000-2001 season opener, Panthers star Pavel Bure squared off against his former team for the first time. The Real Yellow Pages program detailed the matchup between the Panthers and Van ...

Even though his 1998-1999 season was short, Panthers fans warmly welcomed Pavel Bure to South Florida. The Russian Rocket responded with 16 points in 11 games.

Pavel Bure came to the Panthers in a blockbuster trade with the Vancouver Canucks in January 1999. The future Hall-of-Famer made his home ice debut that month at the National Car Rental Center (curren ...

It’s hard to think of two more recognizable Panther faces than Pavel Bure and Stanley C. Panther himself. Here’s the Russian Rocket fulfilling his captain’s duties waiting Stanley’s table. ...

In the second period of a road game against the Montreal Canadiens, Pavel Bure slipped Lance Pitlick the puck. The brand-new Panther swept it past goalie Jeff Hackett for the score. It was Pitlick’s f ...

Pavel Bure shared co-captain duties with Paul Laus during both of their final years with the team. The speedy Russian Rocket was one of the greatest Panthers – and NHL players — in history. He was a n ...