Monday: at St. Louis Blues, 8:00 p.m. ET.
The Panthers will open up an important two-game road trip when they visit the Central Division-leading Blues (41-18-10) at Enterprise Center on Monday. St. Louis enters the week with wins in nine of its last 10 games, including a 2-0 win at Chicago on Sunday. The defending Stanley Cup champions have been one of the best teams in the league on home ice this season, going 23-6-5. The Blues boast five players with at least 50 points this season, including David Perron, who leads the team with 60 points (25 goals, 35 assists). In net, goaltender Jordan Binnington owns a 6-1-0 record over his last seven starts, posting a .929 save percentage with a pair of shutouts in that span. For the Panthers, look for MacKenzie Weegar to make an impact at both ends of the ice in this matchup. In addition to lighting the lamp in each of his last two contests, the 26-year-old defenseman has also racked up four hits and seven blocked shots in that time.
TV:FSF
Radio: 560 WQAM (Dade/Broward); 640 WMEN (Palm Beach); 100.3 WCTH (Florida Keys); 1370 WAXE (Treasure Coast)
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Thursday: at Dallas Stars, 8:30 p.m. ET
The Panthers will look to pick up some points in the Lone Star State when they close out their two-game road trip against the suddenly-slumping Stars (37-23-8) at American Airlines Center on Thursday. Dallas enters the week on a five-game losing streak, including being shut out in consecutive games against Nashville on Thursday and Saturday, respectively. Struggling to find the back of the net, the Stars have scored just seven goals during their current skid, which has sent their offense tumbling all the way down to 26th in the league (2.59 goals per game). That being said, they still boast plenty of weapons up front. Tyler Seguin leads the team in points (50) and assists (33), while Jamie Benn has the most goals (19). At the other end of the ice, look for Jonathan Huberdeau to do some damage for the Panthers. Leading the team and ranking 10th in the league with 78 points (23 goals, 55 assists), the 26-year-old winger has done very well in his career against the Stars, registering 13 points (five goals, eight assists) in 11 games played.
TV: FSF
Radio:560 WQAM (Dade/Broward); TBD (Palm Beach); 100.3 WCTH (Florida Keys); 1370 WAXE (Treasure Coast)
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Saturday: New Jersey Devils, 7:00 p.m. ET
Taking a quick break from the road, the Panthers will return home to host the Devils (28-28-12) at BB&T Center on Saturday. Despite occupying eighth place in the Metropolitan Division, New Jersey has actually been playing very well as of late. Owning a 6-2-2 record over their last 10 games, the Devils enter the week on a modest two-game winning streak, including a 6-4 win at the New York Rangers on Saturday. Finding the back of the net twice in the Big Apple, Kyle Palmieri leads New Jersey in scoring with 45 points (25 goals, 20 assists). Between the pipes, veteran goaltender Cory Schneider appears to have gotten back on track, recording a 3-0-1 record with a .952 save percentage and one shutout over his last four starts. For the Panthers, Mike Hoffman should be a threat to light the lamp in this one. Leading the team with 28 goals, the 30-year-old winger has been quite the tear as of late, racking up seven goals over his last 10 games. And in 16 career games against the Devils, he's registered a whopping eight goals.
TV:FSF
Radio: TBD (Dade/Broward); 640 WMEN (Palm Beach); 100.3 WCTH (Florida Keys); 1370 WAXE (Treasure Coast)
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