Panthers' All-Time November Scoring Leaders, Ranked

November is where Panthers scoring history gets interesting. By then the schedule has settled, players have found their legs, and a hot month can separate a good player from a memorable one. Florida has had plenty of both, and the franchise's November leaderboard reads like a who's who of its best forwards and defensemen.

The numbers below come from franchise game logs covering every November the Panthers have played. Ranking works on total points, so a player with more games has more chances to pile up totals, and that matters when you read the list. Think of it as a measure of volume and output together.

The top of the list belongs to the captain and a longtime teammate

Aleksander Barkov sits alone at the top with a franchise-record 110 points in 129 November games. He leads every player on the list in goals (41), assists (69), power-play goals (17) and shots (355). Those categories don't usually line up for one player, which is why his month has been so hard to match. Barkov is currently injured, though, and may not play again this month, so his lead is safe for now but not something he's adding to right now.

Stephen Weiss is next with 84 points in 118 games, and his November numbers carry a second layer of value. He posted the best plus/minus total in the month at plus-23. That's a mark Gustav Forsling could challenge if he has another strong month in 2026. Dvorak's plus-16 sits third behind Weiss and Forsling, which tells you how much of Weiss's game came through being on the ice when goals went in his team's favour.

Huberdeau, Ekblad and Reinhart: three different ways to score

Jonathan Huberdeau is the most playmaking-driven name in the top 10. He finished with 79 points in 91 games, and 62 of those were assists. He's the only player in the top 10 who didn't reach 20 goals in November, finishing with 17. That fits his profile: he scored one game-winning goal and no shorthanded goals in the month. Assist-heavy totals like his tend to come from a team that keeps moving the puck through the middle and into the slot, which is a useful reminder that points aren't always about the finisher.

Aaron Ekblad is the only defenseman on the list, and that's fitting given that he's the highest-scoring defender in franchise history. In a franchise-leading 135 November games, he has 26 goals and 48 assists for 74 points, plus six game-winning goals. His scoring shows up in a way few blue-liners manage: he's a shot-generating presence who turns offensive zone time into real production.

Sam Reinhart's November profile is almost the opposite of Huberdeau's. He has 36 goals in only 69 games, second only to Barkov's 41, and his 70 points include 16 power-play goals, second on the list. He leads the group with seven game-winning goals and has the fewest penalty minutes of anyone in the top 10, at 13. Efficient, disciplined and clutch: that's the template for a player who has been quietly one of the franchise's best finishers.

The middle and bottom of the top 10

Carter Verhaeghe makes this list in just 69 games, the fewest of anyone in the top 10. His 26 goals and 33 assists give him 59 points. The catch is his plus/minus: he finished minus-15, tied for the second-worst total on the list. Olli Jokinen's 61 points came in 92 games, and he set a November record with four shorthanded goals. He also finished minus-21, the worst rating for any player who has skated in the month, which shows how a stat line can hide a rough defensive stretch.

Scott Mellanby, one of the franchise's first stars, scored 57 points in 75 games, with 23 goals and 34 assists. He also collected 130 penalty minutes in the month, which puts him among just four players with more than 100 in that category. None of them come close to Paul Laus, whose 291 is the mark nobody is chasing.

Radek Dvorak came within one game of playing 100 November games, finishing with 99. Across two stints with the Panthers, he scored 21 goals and added 27 assists for 48 points. His five game-winning goals rank fourth in franchise history for the month, and his plus-16 ranks third. Vincent Trocheck rounds out the list at 47 points in 79 games, with 15 goals and 32 assists. He was minus-8 in the month, one of six players on the list with a negative rating.

What to watch next

The race that jumps out is Ekblad's chase in shots. He sits at 351 to Barkov's 355, so four more shots would move him past his longtime teammate. With Barkov out, that's a realistic number to watch over the coming weeks, and it says something about how much Ekblad's workload has grown.

Reinhart is the name to keep an eye on for the goal and power-play records. Barkov's 41 goals and 17 power-play goals are within reach of a player who already has 36 goals in November and 16 power-play tallies. Nobody is on pace to catch Barkov's 110 points this month, but the individual categories are a different story.

For readers tracking the Panthers' November history, the bigger takeaway is how many different profiles reach the top 10. Barkov and Weiss lead on volume and all-around impact, Huberdeau and Ekblad show what playmaking and defense can do, and Reinhart and Jokinen show how finishing can carry a month. That mix is what makes November a useful lens on this franchise.