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The 11 Best Florida Panthers Players of All Time

by YPB Team

Franchise cornerstones, clutch postseason heroes, and beloved early-era cult favorites who wore the leaping cat. Who tops your list?

  1. Aleksander Barkov — ranked #11
    Aleksander Barkov
    The two-way captain and Selke-winning center who led Florida to the Cup.
    1000pts
  2. Robert Svehla — ranked #22
    Robert Svehla
    The reliable Slovak defenseman of the franchise's early era.
    574pts
  3. Matthew Tkachuk — ranked #33
    Matthew Tkachuk
    The fiery winger whose clutch heroics powered the Panthers' championship runs.
    560pts
  4. Sam Reinhart — ranked #44
    Sam Reinhart
    The sniper whose 50-goal seasons and Cup-clinching goals defined the dynasty.
    485pts
  5. Jonathan Huberdeau — ranked #55
    Jonathan Huberdeau
    The silky playmaker who became the franchise's all-time leading scorer.
    485pts
  6. Stephen Weiss — ranked #66
    Stephen Weiss
    The skilled center who anchored the Panthers through lean years as a fan favorite.
    397pts
  7. Roberto Luongo — ranked #77
    Roberto Luongo
    The franchise-defining goaltender whose number hangs in the rafters.
    397pts
  8. Ed Jovanovski — ranked #88
    Ed Jovanovski
    The hard-hitting defenseman and first draft pick of the franchise.
    291pts
  9. Scott Mellanby — ranked #99
    Scott Mellanby
    The gritty winger of the 1996 'Rat Trick' run to the Stanley Cup Final.
    291pts
  10. John Vanbiesbrouck — ranked #1010
    John Vanbiesbrouck
    The original star goaltender who carried Florida to its first Cup Final.
    291pts
  11. Olli Jokinen — ranked #1111
    Olli Jokinen
    The Finnish center who served as a longtime captain and scoring leader.
    0pts

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