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Sam Reinhart passes Jonathan Huberdeau for second in Panthers goals

Reinhart scored his 199th regular-season goal for Florida in Tuesday’s win at Columbus. Aleksander Barkov leads the franchise with 286.

Florida Panthers centre Sam Reinhart celebrates his empty-net goal with teammates against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
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Sam Reinhart moved into second on the Florida Panthers’ career goals list on Tuesday when he scored into an empty net with 2:16 left in a 4–1 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets. His 199th regular-season goal for Florida broke a tie with Jonathan Huberdeau.

Reinhart posed with franchise leader Aleksander Barkov after the game, holding up two fingers as Barkov held up one. Barkov has 286 goals for Florida.

Reinhart has 10 goals this season and has scored at least 29 in each of his first five full seasons with the Panthers. The club says 89 of his 199 regular-season goals for Florida have come on the power play.

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