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Panarin's Return: Friendly Fist Bumps & Standing Ovation

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Artemi Panarin returned to Madison Square Garden with the Los Angeles Kings, receiving a warm welcome from fans and former colleagues. Despite switching teams, Panarins past connections with the Rangers, including a friendly fist bump with John Giannone, remained intact, setting a positive tone for the game.

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Panarin's Return: Friendly Fist Bumps & Standing Ovation

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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Panarin's Return: Friendly Fist Bumps & Standing Ovation. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 17th, here's your NHL news in two minutes. Our teamy Panarin made his return to Madison Square Garden on Monday 9th with his new team, the Los Angeles Kings. After seven seasons with the New York Rangers, the star forwards step back onto the ice where he built his legacy. During warm-ups, Panarin spotted a familiar face on the Rangers' bench. He skated right over and shared a quick fist bump with longtime MSG network reporter John Gianone, keeping things light and friendly. Fans showed plenty of love for Panarin right from the start. They gave him a long-standing ovation during pre-game skates and the Rangers rolled out a special video tribute highlighting his time in New York. Panarin has a fun history with sideline reporters like Gianone and even TNT's Darren Pang, often joking around with them over the years. The warm welcome proved that switching teams doesn't erase those old connections, setting a positive tone for the match-up. This DNA story comes to you thanks to our sponsor, head in, sound on, lights out, that

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