Jonathan Huberdeau Looking To Regain Form Next Season
Calgary Flames forward Jonathan Huberdeau has suffered a couple of poor campaigns since moving to Canada, but teammate Ryan Lomberg expects to see him get back to his best. "There's no doubt in my mind that he's gonna get back to the level he was at," Lomberg recently told NHL Network. "I'm excited to help be a part of that solution." Lomberg previously played two seasons with Huberdeau in Florida and will be reunited with him in 2024-25 after signing a two-year deal with the Flames. Huberdeau produced a fantastic 115-point year in 2021-22 but has totaled only 107 points in two seasons since getting traded to Calgary.
Calgary Flames left wing Jonathan Huberdeau scored a goal and added two assists in Tuesday's 4-1 victory against the Bruins. Huberdeau recorded a three-point performance for the first time this season, with the forward struggling to find consistency for the majority of the season. Huberdeau has totaled seven goals and 29 points to go along with a minus-14 rating through 49 games, meaning that the former All-Star forward is worth rostering in deeper formats only.
Calgary Flames winger Jonathan Huberdeau (illness) will return to the Flames lineup for Thursday's game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Huberdeau missed Tuesday's game with an illness but appears ready to go now. Although it's been a disappointing two years for the highly-paid forward, Huberdeau has eight points (two goals, six assists) in his last eight games on a new-look line with Elias Lindholm and Yegor Sharangovich. He could be a good speculative add in leagues where he was dropped as we know what he can be when he's at the top of his game.
Jonathan Huberdeau Continues To Heat Up With Another Multi-Point Outing
Calgary Flames forward Jonathan Huberdeau registered a goal and an assist in Monday's 4-3 overtime victory against Seattle. He scored on the power play in the first period and helped to set up Rasmus Andersson for the game-winning goal 3:28 into the extra frame. Huberdeau's struggles in Canada are well documented, but the 30-year-old has hit form lately, logging two multi-point outings in the past three games and posting five points in total. However, a haul of 12 points in 18 games for the season is still disappointing for a player of his caliber.
Calgary Flames winger Jonathan Huberdeau played his part in Monday's 5-4 victory over Dallas with two assists. He had his first helper when Nick Ritchie opened the scoring and Huberdeau's second assist came when Tyler Toffoli hit the game-winner with mere seconds remaining in regulation. The 29-year-old hasn't had much reason to celebrate this season and had posted only two points across his previous seven outings. Huberdeau has come to life from time to time, but his overall numbers are very disappointing, with the former 115-point man settling for only 12 goals and 42 points in 61 games during his debut campaign in Calgary.
Calgary Flames left wing Jonathan Huberdeau produced his first three-point performance in the team's colors on Tuesday, logging three assists in a 7-3 victory over San Jose. All of his helpers came late in the game, with Nazem Kadri scoring twice and Milan Lucic also bagging one. Huberdeau is now on 17 assists and 22 points for the whole season. His move to Calgary hasn't worked out well yet, although the 29-year-old has seemingly been improving with each passing week and is averaging close to a point per game in December. New linemates appear to have given Huberdeau a boost, and he will hope to gain further momentum before the holiday break in very favorable matchups against Los Angeles and Anaheim.
Calgary Flames left wing Jonathan Huberdeau (foot/upper body) has been trending towards returning to the lineup on Monday versus the Kings and his comeback has now been officially confirmed. He's back in the mix after sitting out three games with two different injuries. Huberdeau hurt his foot a week ago by blocking a shot in a game against the Islanders and he has also been nursing an upper-body problem. Fantasy managers will be hoping that the small break will help Huberdeau to kick-start his season because he's so far recorded only six points in 11 games. The 29-year-old was a point-per-game player last season and he should be able to kick into gear soon. Huberdeau is returning on the third line and his presence will boost the fantasy value of Mikael Backlund and Trevor Lewis.
Calgary Flames left wing Jonathan Huberdeau (foot) was a full participant in Sunday's practice and looks set to return to action Monday versus L.A. He has sat out three games with a foot injury sustained by blocking a shot. The former Panther has struggled in his first season in Calgary, posting only six points in 11 games. His last seven outings have resulted in only one goal and one assist. Huberdeau will rejoin a side that has just ended a seven-game slide, so hopefully he can start performing better now with the team having regained some confidence. He practiced on the third line with Mikael Backlund and Trevor Lewis, while also working with the first power-play unit.
The Calgary Flames have acquired forward Jonathan Huberdeau from the Panthers in exchange for forward Matthew Tkachuk. The Flames will also receive defenseman MacKenzie Weegar, forward prospect Cole Schwindt, and a conditional first-round pick in the 2025 NHL Draft in the deal. Huberdeau, the former third overall draft pick in 2011, has spent his entire career with the Panthers and put up his best production with 30 goals, 85 assists and 115 points through 80 games this past season. Huberdeau will have a chance to play alongside forward Elias Lindholm in Calgary, and the 29-year-old will be motivated to put up dominant numbers once again as he can become an unrestricted free agent after the 2022-23 NHL season.
Jonathan Huberdeau Picks Up Three Points In Victory
Florida Panthers forward Jonathan Huberdeau finished with two goals and an assist in Friday's 6-1 victory against the Jets. Huberdeau scored both of his goals in the first period to give the Panthers a two-goal lead after 20 minutes of action. The 28-year-old has put together an incredible season, with 30 goals, 78 assists and 108 points through 74 games as a must-start player across all formats.
Jonathan Huberdeau Surpasses 100-Point Mark In Victory
Florida Panthers forward Jonathan Huberdeau finished with five points in Tuesday's 7-6 overtime victory against the Maple Leafs, as he totaled two goals and three assists to go along with the game-winning goal in OT. Huberdeau (26 goals and 76 assists) has now surpassed the 100-point mark for the first time in his NHL career, and he ranks second in points behind only Edmonton Oilers center Connor McDavid, who has a total of 105 points. Huberdeau has been dominant all season long and he is a must-start player across all fantasy formats to wrap up the season.
Jonathan Huberdeau Sets New Panthers Points Record
Florida Panthers left wing Jonathan Huberdeau posted a new franchise record for most points in a season, scoring the team's opening goal in Sunday's 5-3 victory over Buffalo. He tallied his 24th marker of the campaign and reached 97 points. Aleksander Barkov was the previous record holder with 96 points from 2018-19. Huberdeau has had a magnificent season and teams have managed to keep him pointless just once in his last 15 appearances. He'll try to outshine Auston Matthews next on Tuesday before gearing up for Friday's rematch with the Sabres.
Jonathan Huberdeau Picks Up Two Assists In Victory
Florida Panthers forward Jonathan Huberdeau finished with two assists in Saturday's 7-6 overtime victory. Huberdeau collected both of his assists on the two goals scored by center Aleksander Barkov with under five minutes remaining in the contest, as the Panthers completed a massive comeback to earn the victory in overtime. Huberdeau sits first in the NHL with 73 assists and third overall in the league with 96 points, making the left winger a must-start player across all fantasy formats as a result of his dominant performance throughout the season.
Jonathan Huberdeau Sets NHL Record With 71st Assist
Florida Panthers left wing Jonathan Huberdeau became a history maker with his 71st assist of the season in Thursday's 4-0 win over Chicago. It's the most assists a left wing has had in a single season, former Bruin Joe Juneau was the previous record holder with 70 helpers from 1992-93. Huberdeau bagged his assist on the power play when Aleksander Barkov iced the game in the third period. 26 of his helpers have come with the man advantage and he's notched 30 power-play points in total this season. Huberdeau is now just six points short of a 100-point campaign, and he'll carry a nice six-game point streak into the weekend's juicy matchups against New Jersey and Buffalo.
Florida Panthers left wing Jonathan Huberdeau continued his wonderful campaign with two goals and an assist in Tuesday's big 7-4 victory over Montreal. He started things off with a short-handed goal in the first period and helped the team to close the game in the third period with his 23rd goal of the season and his 70th assist. With his next helper, Huberdeau will set a new NHL record for most assists by a left winger in a single season. His first chance of making history comes on Thursday in a very favorable matchup against Chicago.
Florida Panthers left wing Jonathan Huberdeau dished out four assists in Thursday's 6-3 victory over the Flyers, taking over the first spot on the league's scoring charts. He's collected 82 points across 58 games. Three of Huberdeau's assists on Thursday came on the power play, and he eventually helped Sam Reinhart to a hat trick. Florida is the highest-scoring team in the league with a 4.16 goals-for average and it's led to five different skaters having 20-plus goals already. Huberdeau needs two more strikes to join the gang.
Jonathan Huberdeau Named NHL's First Star Of The Month
Florida Panthers forward Jonathan Huberdeau has been named the NHL's first star for the month of January. The 28-year-old led the league with 25 points in 15 games to go along with seven multi-point performances. Huberdeau also managed to record at least one point in 13 of the 15 games played for the dominant offense of the Panthers this season. Huberdeau currently leads the entire NHL in assists (46) and points (63), making him one of the top wingers across all fantasy formats.
Florida Panthers left wing Jonathan Huberdeau collected three assists as the team skated to a 5-2 win over Montreal on Saturday. One of his helpers came on the power play, and Huberdeau also had three shots and three hits in the game. The 28-year-old has exploded for eight points in two games and is now one of only four players in the league with 40-plus points. He sits on 41 points to be exact with 32 games played. Huberdeau has developed into an elite winger and teams struggle to contain him in most games. He's gone pointless just three times in his last 18 appearances.
Jonathan Huberdeau's Five Point Performance Sinks Lightning
Florida Panthers left-winger Jonathan Huberdeau spearheaded a nine-goal outburst against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday night. Huberdeau scored once and dished out four assists in the "Battle Of Florida". The left-winger helped set the tone early contributing to Florida's first two goals. Huberdeau scored on the man advantage 11:22 into the game to give the Panthers a two goal lead that Florida never looked back from. After that, the forward took the second period off before assisting on three Panthers goals in the third period. Huberdeau is now up to 38 points in 31 games this season.
Jonathan Huberdeau Records Seven Shots, An Assist Versus Kings
Florida Panthers left wing Jonathan Huberdeau notched his 33rd point of the campaign with an assist and produced a game-high seven shots in Thursday's 4-1 loss to L.A. He combined with Sam Reinhart to help Matt Kiersted get the scoring started in the game, but this was always going to be a very tough matchup for the Panthers after they lost a large chunk of their roster because of COVID-19 protocols. The situation was so bad that they actually ended up having only 16 skaters. Huberdeau is one of the few original top-six forwards left. He's been big for the team all year and now needs to give even more for the team to stay afloat.
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