Introducing the must-have item of the season: The Sergei Bobrovsky “The Bobbery” Sweatshirt Hoodie!

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A day after the jaw-dropping moment coined as ‘The Save’, Panthers are still in awe of Bobrovsky’s NHL playoff heroics.

Initially, it kept the game tied, but by the night’s end, it transformed into a game-changer as Florida clinched victory in overtime.

For Panthers coach Paul Maurice, the impact transcends beyond the playoffs and this series against the Tampa Bay Lightning. He believes that Bobrovsky’s remarkable feat will inspire countless youngsters, igniting their passion for goaltending.

“There’ll be a number of kids in the driveway this weekend and they’ll all want to play goal for the first time,” Maurice remarked. “They see something kind of magical and have to go and try it, right? You get five kids, and there’ll be a street hockey game going somewhere, everybody’s going to want to be Bobrovsky, they’ll be flipping around the net, trying to do the spin-o-rama kick saves.”

The praise for Bobrovsky’s save continued to pour in on Wednesday, with some dubbing it as ‘Bobbery’, cleverly playing on his last name and nickname. Others hailed it as the save of the playoffs, the year, or even of all time. Such was its brilliance that even the Lightning captain, Steven Stamkos, couldn’t help but acknowledge its greatness.

“Hell of a save,” remarked Stamkos, tipping his hat to Bobrovsky’s exceptional skill.