Jose Theodore allowed two goals on 26 shots in the Panthers' 6-2 win over the Bruins Thursday night. Theodore has solidified his role as the Panthers' number one netminder and is expected to see the majority of Florida's starts down the stretch with the team competing for a playoff spot. There is no question that the Panthers have been one of the NHL's biggest surprises this season and Theodore has played a major role in that success.

Jose Theodore is expected to see the majority of Florida's starts down the stretch with the team competing for a playoff spot. "He's battled all year for us and is a confident guy who has been in these kind of games throughout the years," goalie coach Robb Tallas said. "We show him confidence because he's given us that confidence." He has won his past two starts and has 20 on the year. Theodore has also posted a .920 save percentage and a 2.40 goals-against average.

Jose Theodore blocked 26 of 28 shots to earn a 5-2 victory over Toronto on Tuesday. It was the second consecutive win for the veteran goalkeeper who benefited from a matchup against a reeling Maple Leafs club. His record improves to 20-13-7 with the win.

Jose Theodore turned aside all 34 shots he faced to earn a 2-0 shutout win over Carolina Sunday. Theodore has solidified his role as the Panthers' number one netminder with his recent play and has been a significant asset for those that gambled on him in fantasy leagues this season. His record improves to 4-0-0 against Carolina this year and his overall mark 19-13-7.

Jose Theodore turned away 33 shots in regulation and overtime before allowing two goals in a shootout in the Florida Panthers' 2-1 loss to the Penguins in Pittsburgh Friday night. Although Theodore didn't get the win, he was considerably better in this game than he was the night before, when he was saddles with a loss in Florida's 5-0 defeat at the hands of the Philadelphia Flyers.

Jose Theodore was saddled with a loss in Florida's 5-0 defeat at the hands of the Flyers Thursday night. The former Minnesota Wild netminder left the The North Star State this summer to bring his talents to Sunrise. Theodore entered training camp as the Panthers' starter after a surprisingly solid season last year backing up Niklas Backstrom. Netminder Scott Clemmensen was able to wrestle the job away from him during a few stretches this year, but with a 18-13-6 record on the season, there is no question that Theo is enjoying a fine season under the sun even with the devastating loss tonight.

Jose Theodore turned aside 23 of 25 Ottawa shots in Florida's 4-2 win Sunday evening. With the win, Theodore saw his record for the campaign improve to 18-12-6. There is no question that he, and the Panthers, have been two of the NHL's biggest surprises this season.

Jose Theodore was removed early in the third period after giving up four goals on 24 shots in the Florida Panthers' 7-0 loss to the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday night. Overall, Theodore has enjoyed a solid season with a 17-12-6 record, 2.46 goals-against average and .918 save percentage, but this is one he'd like to just turn the page on. The Panthers still lead the division by three points but will fade fast this month if Theodore can't win them a few games. Scott Clemmensen came in and allowed three goals on eight shots in 15:25 of play.

Jose Theodore allowed three goals on 31 shots as the Panthers defeated Toronto by a score of 5-3 Tuesday night. Theodore played as well as was needed for him to earn a win against the struggling Leafs and erased any doubt regarding who is the number one netminder in Florida. He can be used as a number two fantasy option going forward.

While Kevin Dineen didn't confirm it, reports indicate that Jose Theodore will be the Florida Panthers' starter on Sunday. It's still possible that the team will go with Scott Clemmensen because Theodore just broke his three-game winning streak on Saturday. Stay tuned, but it looks like the odds are on Theo, according to George Richards.