Cory Stillman is a Canadian winger on the Florida Panthers.

Stillman was drafted 6th overall in 1992 by the Calgary Flames after playing in the OHL for a few seasons. He joined the Flames in 1994-95, playing in ten games. He was a regular in the lineup for Calgary for the next six seasons, putting up solid offensive numbers. He was traded to St. Louis in 2001, and played three seasons with the Blues. He was dealt to Tampa Bay in 2003, and had his best statistical season, finishing with 25 goals and 80 points, helping the Lightning win their first Stanley Cup. He signed with the Carolina Hurricanes after the lockout, and continued to play well. He was traded to Ottawa near the end of the 2007-08 season, where his services were expected to help the Senators make a deep playoff run. After Ottawa’s playoff run ended in the first round, Stillman signed with the Panthers at the beginning of free agency.