OLIVE: As one of the new guys, what are some of your goals for the rest of the season?

REINHARDT: That’s a good question. I think I’m just trying to establish who I am as a player to the coaching staff and the management, showing them what I can bring to help the team win and better the team.

OLIVE: After recently crossing the 70-game mark in your NHL career, what have you learned about your game so far?

REINHARDT: I think you’ve just got to adapt a little bit in different situations. From junior, to the American League, to the NHL, it’s just finding a way my to be the most effective I can be.

OLIVE: With that, how nice has it been to get to play more than 50 games this season and really get a feel for what it’s like to be a regular in the NHL?

REINHARDT: It’s everyone dream to do that in a season. It’s pretty cool. Now there’s always a sense of wanting more and trying to build off what you’ve built already.

OLIVE: Time for some quick hitters! What’s your favorite food?

REINHARDT: I like pizza lot.

OLIVE: What’s the ideal pizza?

REINHARDT: A thin crust deluxe.

OLIVE: What’s your favorite movie?

REINHARDT: I’ll go with Step Brothers. No, wait, Grown Ups. That’s a classic.

OLIVE: What’s your favorite TV show?

REINHARDT: The prequels to Yellowstone. They’re 1883 and 1923.

OLIVE: Other than hockey, what’s something else you’re really good at?

REINHARDT: Hmm. I’m a pretty good carpenter. Just natural skills I’ve picked up on the ranch. Actually, I’m also really good at driving a skid steer. It’s like a Bobcat.

OLIVE: If you weren’t a hockey player, what would you be?

REINHARDT: If I had to pick another sport, probably golf.

OLIVE: I know you’ve been on the road a lot since you joined the Panthers, but do you have a favorite spot to grab a bite to eat in South Florida yet?

REINHARDT: Takato is a good one. I’ve been there in the past, too. Good spot. It’s a chain, but I also love CAVA.

OLIVE: Which teammates do you spend the most time with away from the rink?

REINHARDT: Probably (Donovan) Sebrango. Just the younger crew, guys like (Cole) Schwindt, Samo (Mackie Samoskevich) and Dodge (Sebrango).

OLIVE: You and Sebrango played a bit in the AHL together, right?

REINHARDT: Yep, three years.

OLIVE: What’s your favorite hockey memory to date?

REINHARDT: Probably just all the firsts – first game, first point, first goal.

OLIVE: Where do those pucks live these days?

REINHARDT: They’re at home. I think they’re in a drawer. I need to frame them.

OLIVE: What’s the best advice you’ve received in your career?

REINHARDT: That’s a good question. I’m a guy that’s just tried to pick everyone’s brain. Whoever it is, from goalies to D-men to forwards, anyone that’s been in the league a long time. I try to learn as much as I can.