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Reinhart scored an empty-net goal on three shots and went plus-2 in Tuesday's 4-1 win over the Blue Jackets.

Reinhart's six-game point streak got snapped in Boston on Sunday, but he wasted little time in getting back on the scoresheet. The 31-year-old has earned three goals and three assists over five outings in November to provide some consistent offense in the Panthers' top six. For the year, he has 10 goals, eight helpers, 60 shots on net, 28 hits and a plus-1 rating over 19 contests.

Bennett scored a pair of goals, including one on the power play, and added two PIM in Tuesday's 4-1 win over the Blue Jackets.

Bennett opened the scoring in the second period and added an insurance tally in the third. He's starting to find more consistent offense with four goals on 16 shots over five outings in November. For the season, he's at seven goals, 10 points, 49 shots on net, 41 hits, 17 PIM and a plus-2 rating over 19 appearances. His first goal Tuesday was also his first power-play point of the campaign.

Raddysh scored a goal and added an assist in a 6-3 loss to the Avalanche on Tuesday.

The proverbial monkey is off Raddysh's back -- it was his first snipe in blue and white, and it came on a one-timer from the left circle off a pass from Auston Matthews. It came in his 20th game. Raddysh has six points (one goal, five helpers), 14 shots and seven hits in his last six games. Leafs fans may have been expecting a reprisal of last season's 70-point outburst, but that wasn't ever in the cards for Raddysh, who clearly caught lightning in a bottle in 2025-26. He's scoring at a 50-point pace, which would have made him the Leafs top-scoring defender by a wide margin last season. Oliver Ekman-Larsson led Toronto blueliners with 39 points in 2025-26.

Markstrom allowed one goal on 38 shots in Tuesday's 4-1 win over the Blue Jackets.

Markstrom had allowed 11 goals on 85 shots over his previous three starts following an upper-body injury. A matchup with the Blue Jackets provided him with a bit more of a test than expected, but he was up to task. The 36-year-old improved to 5-3-1 with a 2.56 GAA and a .900 save percentage over 10 starts. He's likely to remain in the starting role over Akira Schmid, but Markstrom hasn't been able to stand out very well against tougher offenses this season. The Panthers have a favorable home matchup against the Red Wings set for Thursday.

Tralmaks scored twice in AHL Bakersfield's 4-2 loss to Calgary on Tuesday.

These were his first two goals of the season. Tralmaks stood out with 26 goals and 16 assists over 64 regular-season outings for Grand Rapids last year, but it didn't lead to an NHL debut. The 29-year-old forward will be hard-pressed to break onto the Oilers' roster over the remainder of the campaign.

Livingstone notched three assists in AHL Calgary's 4-2 win over Bakersfield on Tuesday.

Prior to Tuesday, Livingstone had just two assists over his first 12 games of the year. The 27-year-old defenseman is unlikely to get to the NHL in 2026-27, having last made appearances at that level in 2022-23 with the Predators. He'll continue to serve as organizational depth while on a two-way deal.

Bobrovsky made 22 saves in a 6-3 loss to the Avalanche on Tuesday. He allowed five goals.

This loss was not on Bob -- his teammates left their brains on the bench too many times, and he couldn't fend off the strength of the Colorado offense. For example, on the eventual winning goal, Gabriel Landeskog was left open in front of the net after John Tavares, Jake McCabe and Darren Raddysh all moved toward Nazem Kadri, who simply slid the puck to the Avs captain. Bobrovsky has been hyper-analyzed in the Big Smoke, and there has been copious criticism about high-glove vulnerability in his game. But in reality, he is well above-average in high-danger save percentage (.827 vs. .805 league average). That's a real step-up from last season in Florida where he recorded a .758. Now all Bobrovsky needs to do is clean up the long-range and high shots, which will improve his overall numbers significantly.

Allen made 21 saves in a 4-2 loss to Winnipeg on Tuesday. He allowed three goals.

Two of the three goals he surrendered came on the power play, a place where high-danger chances abound and broken plays mean netminders need to be extra sharp. Allen is under the 50th percentile and below league average for mid-range and high-danger saves. He's the kind of netminder who works within an extremely structured defensive system, which the Devils are. But Allen is streaky, so he can cruise through games that lack high-danger chances and get burned on nights when there's lots of slot traffic and/or cross-ice passes and puck movement. That makes him a tough play unless his team shelters him, which is hard to do when they are in the penalty box.

Bratt scored a goal Tuesday in a 4-3 loss to the Jets.

His goal was the first of two in a 44-second span early in the second period that eventually knotted the contest 2-2. With the snipe, Bratt extended his scoring streak to six games and eight points (16 shots). His 19 points (four goals, 15 assists) in 19 games put him squarely in second place in scoring on the Devils, behind Jack Hughes, who has 26.

Glass scored a goal in Tuesday's 4-2 loss to Winnipeg.

Glass evened the game at 2-2 early in the second frame when he beat Nico Daws glove side on a deflection. He has two goals, two assists and 25 shots in 19 games this season, and he has a point in each of his last two contests (one goal, one assist). Glass is firmly wedged in the Devils' bottom six, and his fantasy value is limited in that space.