COLUMBUS, Ohio – Sam Reinhart keeps on climbing.
Cashing in on an empty net late in the third period of a 4-1 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Tuesday, the sniper recorded his 199th goal with the Florida Panthers.
With that, he overtook Jonathan Huberdeau for second place on the franchise’s all-time list.
“He’s done nothing but score big goals for this franchise,” teammate Sam Bennett said of Reinhart, who’s already registered 10 goals this season. “That’s a huge accomplishment, and I’m sure that he’s got a lot more goals in him. He means a lot to this organization.”
One of the early key additions for Bill Zito after he took over as general manager of the Panthers, Reinhart has done nothing but score since being acquired in 2021.
Since putting on a Panthers sweater, Reinhart leads the team and ranks 12th the in the NHL in goals.
Of those 199 goals, 89 have come on the power play, which ranks second in the NHL in that span.
Celebrating his milestone, Reinhart posed after the win in Columbus with Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov, who currently sits as the franchise’s all-time leader in goals with 286.
In the photo, Reinhart is holding up two fingers, while Barkov is flashing one.



















