After breaking out of a 15-game goalless drought with a marker in Saturday's game, Peter Mueller was held off the scoresheet in Sunday's 3-0 loss to the Islanders. Let's hope it's not the beginning of another tough stretch for Mueller, as he did lead the team with four shots on goal in the contest. A minus-2 rating in the game won't do any favors for his fantasy owners and he'll hopefully find his way to the bench in most leagues going forward.

Peter Mueller scored a goal in Florida's 2-1 defeat on Saturday. Mueller ended his 15 game goal scoring slump. Tomas Fleischmann registered his 14th assist of the season.

Peter Mueller contributed two assists and led the Panthers with seven shots in Sunday's 3-2 loss to Carolina. He set up two tallies by rookie Jonathan Huberdeau, who leads all first-year players with 10 goals this campaign, and registered four hits as well. Mueller hasn't been remarkable this year, but he does have six goals and 11 points in 22 games while displaying some chemistry with Huberdeau which gives him some value.

Peter Mueller played with Florida rookies Drew Shore and Jonathan Huberdeau in Tuesday's 6-5 overtime loss to Washington. The trio combined for three goals and three assists in the contest, but the Panthers blew a two-goal lead late in the third period and ended up with the extra session defeat. "Things were clicking, and the puck was bouncing our way," Mueller said. "It was a tough one to swallow, but thank goodness for the shortened season because we have 48 hours to focus on our next opponent." Mueller has picked up four goals and seven points in 12 games with his new club. His play on the team's "Kid Line" could be something to keep an eye on.

Peter Mueller has four goals in his past four games. He was unable to find the back of the net in his previous four contests with the Panthers. While he won't maintain this kind of pace, Mueller could be a player to watch in deeper leagues if he can score at a decent clip this season.

Peter Mueller has scored two goals in his last two games with Florida. The new Panthers forward had been held goalless through the team's first four contests, but he appears to be heating up now. Mueller has 18 shots to his credit, so pucks were bound to start bouncing his way eventually.

Peter Mueller scored the lone Panthers goal in their 7-1 blowout loss to the Flyers on Saturday night. Mueller has the potential to be a very productive NHL player, but he's spent so much time off the ice over the past few seasons that he hasn't been able to get into the rhythm of a season. Ed Jovanovski had the assist on the goal.

With Marcel Goc sidelined due to ankle injury, coach Kevin Dineen plans to use Peter Mueller at center. The new Florida forward will skate between camp invitee Alex Kovalev and top prospect Jonathan Huberdeau on Tuesday at practice. Mueller occupied that role during Monday's session with Kovalev as one of his wingers.

Peter Mueller is anxious to get back on the ice and play some games after missing significant time over the past two seasons with concussion issues. "I'm just so happy to be here," he said. "The past couple years have been tough. It's not anyone's dream situation. If you talk to any athlete and tell them they will miss that kind of time, it's going to hurt in some way. But everything is good now. I may sound like a broken record, but everything is behind me. I'm just excited to play." Mueller played in 32 games last season and he missed the entire 2010-11 campaign, so having his career delayed by a lockout has to sting. The Panthers, as an organization, are also eager to resume play so that they can try to build on their momentum from last year when they won the Southeast Division title.

Finally healthy and donning a new jersey, Mueller is finally poised to play to the potential he showed in his rookie season. After a disappointing stint in Colorado, Mueller says he's overcome his concussion problems that limited him to just 47 games over the past two seasons. Mueller says he hasn't felt this healthy since his stellar 54-point rookie campaign in 2007-08. Although Mueller hasn't played a full season or racked up more than 36-points since then, he has a shot at playing on the Panthers' second line and a chance to reboot with a young, improving team.