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Journeyman Defenseman Nate Schmidt Surprisingly Leads Panthers in Scoring in the Stanley Cup Final

  • Nate Schmidt, a Florida Panthers defenseman nearing 34, helped the team tie their Stanley Cup Final series 1-1 after two overtime games.
  • Schmidt joined the Panthers during the offseason as a free agent, bringing experienced leadership to the reigning Stanley Cup champions.
  • Schmidt assisted on half of the Panthers' eight goals in the first two games while the team showed resilience after conceding a late goal in Game 1.
  • He scored the Game 2 overtime winner against Tampa Bay and totaled four points versus Toronto earlier in the postseason, reflecting his regained form.
  • Schmidt's postseason performance and experience contributed to the Panthers' tested resolve, suggesting his signing strengthened the team's competitive edge in the Final.
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Journeyman defenseman Nate Schmidt surprisingly leads Panthers in scoring in the Stanley Cup Final

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — The Florida Panthers’ leading scorer through two games of the Stanley Cup Final is not Matthew Tkachuk, Aleksander Barkov or Sam Reinhart.

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Toronto Sun broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Sunday, June 8, 2025.
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