It's a night of celebration and transition in Sunrise as the Florida Panthers host the New York Rangers for Fan Appreciation Night. The atmosphere at Amerant Bank Arena will be electric, with special fan giveaways, player awards, and a potential celebrity guest on the drums setting the stage for a memorable evening.

Adding a significant layer of history to the night, future Hall of Famer Jonathan Quick will play his final NHL game. The three-time Stanley Cup champion, who announced his retirement Tuesday, will cap an incredible 19-season career between the pipes for the Rangers, offering fans a chance to witness a legend's last stand.

On the ice, the Panthers' lineup will have a very different look. Coach Paul Maurice confirmed that most regulars, including Sam Bennett and Carter Verhaeghe, will sit this one out. Matthew Tkachuk remains on paternity leave but could return for Wednesday's season finale. With so many roster spots open, expect to see plenty of young players getting a final audition, making for a fascinating glimpse into the team's future depth.

In net, the Panthers will turn to Daniil Tarasov, while the Rangers will fittingly start Jonathan Quick for his career finale. For fans watching from home, the game is available locally on Scripps Sports stations and can be streamed on Panthers+ and ESPN+.

As for the odds, the Rangers enter as -145 moneyline favorites for Quick's send-off game. A $100 bet on a Panthers upset would pay out $125. While the stakes for the playoff-bound Panthers are about health and evaluation, the emotional weight of Quick's final game ensures this regular-season matchup will be anything but ordinary.