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Reinhart leads the Panthers in goals (17), assists (20) and points (37).

“I have a tremendous amount of confidence in Bryce. And I know that there will be games and plays that he’s going to want back. But no, that hasn’t come into play.”​

Derrick Carr returned from a recent concussion and upper body injuries to throw touchdown passes to Chris Olave and Jimmy Graham, and the New Orleans Saints defeated the hapless Carolina Panthers 28-6 on Sunday.

Derek Carr sounded determined not to dwell on any dysfunction evident within the Saints' offense after New Orleans overcame three shaky quarters and did enough to defeat the team with the NFL's worst record. Carr returned from a recent concussion and upper body injuries to throw late touchdown passes to Chris Olave and Jimmy Graham, and the Saints beat the hapless Carolina Panthers 28-6 on Sunday to pull back into a tie atop the feeble NFC South.

Super Bowl XLIV champion cornerback Jabari Greer was inducted into the New Orleans Saints team Hall of Fame on Sunday.

The Carolina Panthers were blown out of Caesars Superdome on Sunday by the New Orleans Saints. We graded the team’s overall performance on the road.

The Carolina Panthers headed to NOLA to face the New Orleans Saints in the second game, with Chris Tabor as interim head coach.

Gustav Forsling contributed a goal and assist and the Florida Panthers scored three times in the third period to beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 5-2 on Sunday for their third straight win. Carter Verhaeghe scored for his 200th career point, Aleksander Barkov added a power-play goal, and Matthew Tkachuk and Eetu Luostarinen added empty-net goals. Sam Reinhart had four assist for his 13th multi-point game of the season, and Anthony Stolarz stopped 18 shots for the Panthers, who remain second in t...

As the Florida Panthers tried to find their offensive game through the first 30-plus minutes against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Friday, they needed goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky to do anything he could to keep the game competitive.

Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 26 shots, Eetu Luostarinen got the go-ahead goal in the third period and the Florida Panthers beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-1 on Friday night. Oliver Ekman-Larsson also scored a goal and Anton Lundell had two assists for the Panthers, who have won three of their last four games. Aleksander Barkov got an empty-netter to seal the win for Florida.