SETBACK: Panthers were chasing the opportunistic Mammoth the entire night as mistakes piled on

On today's edition of the Locked On FLORIDA Panthers Podcast, Armando Velez(@Mandoman12) is here to break down the Panthers 4-3 loss to the Utah Mammoth. The Panthers were continuing to play to their game from their recent road trip, but mistakes cost got them chasing the game. It's another game where the fourth line got on the scoresheet, and did so twice after Paul Maurice swapped winger placing Sandis Vilmanis on the fourth line and it immediately paid off. The mammoth then retook the lead after a turnover in their offensive zone while the Panthers defensive paid went for a line change, putting them in a bad spot and not getting set. The fourth line got another score to tie it at two, the Panthers continued to creates chances with multiple layers of their aggressive forecheck, but the chances never resulted in a lead. Panthers went on the PK after Anton Lundell went to the box for retaliating after getting his on the half wall with his head down, but did not come out for the third period. Midway through, it would be Utah to take the lead off of a redirection shot, and not only taking the lead, but taking control after that. Florida had a chance to either even things out after going on the penalty kill or on the power play, but not one, but two embellishment calls were were questionable as Matthew Tkachuk and Evan Rodrigues were victims of it, denying the Panthers from getting a four-on-four on one occassion and going 6-on-4 on the other when they were already down. No question that the officiating played a factor in crunch time. Although Carter Verhaeghe scored to cut the deficit to one after Utah scored on the empty net, it was too little too late as Florida's three-game winning streak came to an end, and they did not get help from the teams ahead of them neither. We discuss out three duds, when we knew the game was lost, and chat about multiple injured Panthers who got on the ice for the first time in a while all on today's edition of the Locked On FLORIDA Panthers Podcast: Your Team, Every Day.

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