Has Sam Reinhart lived up to being the second overall pick in his draft?  Definitely not.  Is the book closed on him becoming a great player?  I don't think so.  Reinhart has shown flashes this season but his quality of linemate has been quite poor.  Last game, Reinhart moved to the first line with Jack Eichel and Evander Kane.  This move paid dividends on Tuesday night where Reinhart scored a goal and two assists with four shots playing 18:36 in the 5-4 OT loss to the Penguins.  What does this mean going forward?  Well, Reinhart becomes an elite streamer and potential hold as long as he's playing with Eichel and Kane.  Subjectively, I think Reinhart has been much stronger on the puck this year and if not for Eichel missing a glorious chance and another point blank save, Reinhart could have easily reached 4-5 points in this game.  Obviously we can't expect that on a nightly basis but there's no reason Reinhart can't play around a 25+35 pace going forward.  Here's to hoping Phil Housley does what's right and keeps him there.  Let's take a look at what else happened around the league the past two nights: