The Florida Panthers may have found something in Jesper Boqvist, a 26-year-old forward from Sweden. Boqvist, who has scored nine goals -- including four in his past five games, looks to continue his torrid play on Saturday afternoon when the Panthers host the Boston Bruins in Sunrise,

“Sometimes they go in, and sometimes not,” said Boqvist, who was inked to a one-year deal with the Panthers in July. “Our line’s played pretty well. We’re working hard and winning a lot of pucks down low, trying to play with speed. When we have time and space to do stuff, we will.”

Jesper Boqvist scored two goals and Sergei Bobrovsky made 26 saves in the Florida Panthers' 4-1 win over the Utah Hockey Club on Wednesday in Salt Lake City.

A few games ago, Florida Panthers coach Paul Maurice switched up his third line with the hope that it would get Carter Verhaeghe rolling once again. It has worked. Anton Lundell has raved about playing with Verhaeghe and,

SALT LAKE CITY -- Jesper Boqvist scored twice for the Florida Panthers in a 4-1 win against the Utah Hockey Club at Delta Center on Wednesday. “Really complete effort there to close up the road trip, we played a full [60 minutes],” Boqvist said. “They had a lot of [power-play] chances, but we stuck with it, stayed with it, and got two points here."

Fortunately, the Panthers are getting healthier and starting to resemble their usual selves on the ice again. Let’s get to Wednesday’s takeaways: December was a rough stretch for the Panthers. Between players dealing with injuries or battling through an illness that moved through the locker room,