The Florida Panthers have inherited the New Jersey Devils’ goaltending dilemma by acquiring Jacob Markstrom. At 36, the veteran netminder has posted a sub-.900 save percentage over the last four seasons while playing behind struggling rosters. While Florida’s structured system has historically elevated its goaltenders, the club is replacing a reliable, system-friendly veteran with a significantly less predictable option in the twilight of his career.
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