ALUMDATE: At The All-Star Break

Jonathan Huberdeau has certainly heated up at the same time as the Florida Panthers.

After a modest start to the season, Huberdeau now has a solid eight goals and 34 points in 49 games with the Panthers this season. Huberdeau's career high for points in a season is 54, set last season.

Huberdeau, Gerard Gallant, Mike Kelly and the Panthers sit second in the NHL's Eastern Conference behind Stanislav Galiev and the Washington Capitals. The Panthers and Capitals meet tonight in DC.

Stan Galiev gets to play Alex Ovechkin on #Caps' top line against #FlaPanthers' Gerard Gallant, his coach for QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs...

— Stephen Whyno (@SWhyno) February 2, 2016

Galiev said Gallant helped him adapt to North American style: "Play hard, finish checks, shoot the puck, use my skill and use my speed."

— Stephen Whyno (@SWhyno) February 2, 2016

With the all-star break now complete, here's a full look at how former Sea Dogs are performing in the North American pro ranks this year.

NHL

Player	Team	GP	Goals	Assists	Points
Mike Hoffman	OTT	46	22	17	39
Jonathan Huberdeau	FLA	49	8	26	34
Charlie Coyle	MIN	49	13	12	25
Nathan Beaulieu	MTL	49	2	13	15
Tomas Jurco	DET	26	2	2	4
Eric Gelinas	NJ	30	1	3	4
Stanislav Galiev	WAS	13	0	2	2
Simon Despres	ANA	5	0	0	0

AHL

Player	Team	GP	Goals	Assists	Points
Alex Grant	SPR	44	9	20	29
Zack Phillips	PRO	38	5	9	14
Tomas Jurco*	GR	5	5	4	9
Stanislav Galiev*	HER	5	3	0	3
Simon Despres*	SD	4	1	1	2
Yann Sauve*	POR	3	0	1	1
Brett Gallant	LE	37	0	1	1

*Not on active roster

ECHL

Player	Team	GP	Goals	Assists	Points
Michael Kirkpatrick	ADK	41	16	17	33
Yann Sauve	MAN	37	5	19	24
Scott Howes	BRM	31	12	11	23
Charles-Olivier Roussel	NOR	41	2	18	20
Ryan Tesink	QC	37	6	10	16
Danick Gauthier	RC/WIC	42	9	10	19

ECHL

Player	Team	GP	Record	GAA	SV%
Jacob DeSerres	COL	10	2-6-1-0	2.87	.876