Florida Panthers goalie Roberto Luongo, who will start, is one win from the 450th NHL victory of his career. He'll also try and stop former teammate Henrik Sedin from getting his 1,000th point. "It will be a fun challenge, but at the end of the day we're worried about winning," Luongo said. "I'd gladly trade one point of his for two of ours." Florida has one win in four games (1-2-1) after a 4-3 overtime loss to the Edmonton Oilers on Wednesday. The Panthers trail the Toronto Maple Leafs by one point for the second wild card into the Stanley Cup Playoffs from the Eastern Conference despite playing four more games than Toronto. The Panthers, who are missing top-six forwards Jonathan Huberdeau (Achilles), Aleksander Barkov (upper body) and Nick Bjugstad (lower body), will juggle their top two lines. Jared McCann will play his first game against the Canucks since they traded him to Florida in the offseason. He will center a line with Jaromir Jagr and Jonathan Marchessault. Vincent Trocheck, who has nine goals and 16 points in his past 12 games, moves out of that spot onto a line with Jussi Jokinen and Reilly Smith. "We are scratching for every point we can get," coach Tom Rowe said. "I thought we played a really good game in Edmonton and we got to keep going in that direction."
