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The Florida Panthers lead the Eastern Conference Finals 1-0 over the Carolina Hurricanes entering game two tonight. The Panthers currently lead 3-0 in the second period on goals from Matthew Tkachuk, Sam Bennett, and Gustav Forsling. The Panthers will be playing the rest of the game without their third points leader as Sam Reinhart has left the game with a lower-body injury. Reinhart has 11 points entering tonight’s game on four goals and seven assists. He is a plus-four in the playoffs. In this series he’s a plus-one. He had one hit in tonight’s game before exiting.
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Sam Reinhart
Reinhart this season in 79 games recorded 81 points on 39 goals and 42 assists. He led Florida in points and goals this season; he finished second on the team in assists. In 68 career playoff games he has 53 points on 30 goals and 23 assists. Reinhart has played in 775 career games recording 619 points on 294 goals and 325 assists. He finished ninth in the Calder Memorial Trophy voting in his rookie season in 2015-16. Reinhart finished fourth in Selke voting that season. He won the Stanley Cup with the Panthers last season as he looks to do it again this season.
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