Litter Box Cats, a Florida Panthers community

Very cool outreach program by the club. And after the unfortunate loss of Rio Grand Valley as a Panthers minor-pro affiliate, perhaps the Central League will consider expansion to what may be the most non-traditional market yet.

From the Miami Herald's Barry Jackson: Panthers games were on WQAM from the team's inception in 1993 until 2007. The Panthers' three-year contract with The Ticket expired after this past season. Randy Moller will remain the team's radio announcer. On a similar note, the Sun-Sentinel is reporting a "major announcement" is to come from the club during Thursday's cookout at the BAC.

Wouldn't be The Colossus without a link like this. Here's the deal: Chef Ramsay remakes Anna Vincenzo's, a restaurant in Boca Raton. He invites members of the Dolphins, Heat, and our Cats to engage in a pizza-making competition. Skip to the fourth commercial break to see our boys hamming it up. Thanks to the offical site for the link.

Florida's Cory Stillman: "Once winter comes, every lake and pond turns into a rink. And when you hear that Hockey Night in Canada music start, you stop everything and gather around the TV with your family and friends." A great article from Michelle Kaufman.