Florida Panthers host fifth annual 'Pink in the Rink' night to honor breast and cervical cancer survivors

The Florida Panthers' fifth annual "Pink in the Rink" Night returned to Amerant Bank Arena on Saturday during a home game against the Seattle Kraken, honoring those who have battled breast and cervical cancer and the medical professionals working to treat the diseases and find a cure.Bill Zito, President of Hockey Operations and General Manager of the Florida Panthers, said the cause resonates with everyone."It's all of us, literally all of us." Zito said. "It has a personal touch for everybody. I just met you. I don't know who it is. I don't know the situation, but as I'm describing this to you right now, you're thinking of someone. That's right. Yeah, everybody. That's the thing everybody." Zito said.Zito said everyone has been impacted by cancer in one way or another including his own family."My wife, Julie, is a breast cancer survivor and is very active in fundraising, Zito said. There will be a day when cancer doesn't exist. There's lots of really virtuous, smart people ready to