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Brown's goal and two assists pushed his averages sharply higher, but his weak underlying play suggests the finish may not hold.

Hutson's three-point outing against New Jersey quadrupled his recent pace and signals second-unit power-play upside worth acting on.

Pastrnak had a goal, an assist and six shots on Saturday, a normal night that fits his role as a first-line, top-unit scorer in Boston.

Levi stopped all 19 shots he faced for Edmonton on Saturday, a clean sheet that suggests he can hold the crease after arriving from Buffalo.

Coleman posted three points on two shots in 16:36 against the Bruins, but his underlying play grades suggest the line will not repeat.

Scheifele's four-point night matches his usual elite production. He remains a locked-in weekly starter at center.

His underlying numbers suggest the scoring will not last, making this a good sell-high moment rather than a reason to chase him.

Ehlers set up three goals on two shots Saturday, a performance slightly above his recent averages worth holding but not chasing.

Jankowski's two-goal outing Saturday delivered six times his recent scoring average and offers a streaming opportunity in deeper formats.

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Schenn's goal and two assists Thursday outpaced his recent averages, but weak underlying play limits the upside.

Hofer stopped all 29 shots he faced Thursday night. He carries an 86% start share and a 2.61 GAA into two more starts this week.

Vilardi's goal and two assists Thursday eclipsed his recent averages, but his underlying play grades out poorly for repeating nights like this.

Nazar's two-goal night and season-high ice time suggest expanded opportunity, but his underlying numbers remain well below average.

Connor's one goal and two assists delivered a normal outing for a player averaging 1.12 points per game in his recent sample.

Colorado's top two scorers cannot play while sidelined, wiping out their three-game weeks and opening up power-play time for teammates.

Verhaeghe posted three helpers against Detroit on Thursday, but the line came without elevated shots or ice time. Treat it as a normal spike.

Pinto's two goals and an assist in 22:29 Thursday make him a streaming option with three games ahead this week.

Hagel's two-goal, one-assist night gives him 1.07 points per game in his recent averages, a rate already reflected in his fantasy value.

Boldy potted three goals and five shots Thursday in a 5-2 win over Toronto, a strong line for a player already averaging 1.02 points per game.

His three-assist night matches the production already built into his 1.23 points per game, making this a strong but expected showing.

Colorado's two best scorers are out, and three-game weeks for both drop to zero until they return.

Eriksson Ek left Thursday's game after a collision with Jake McCabe and cannot play while out, wiping his three-game week.

The three-point night fits his recent averages, and his underlying play grades 60 out of 100 among forwards.

Olofsson's three points and six shots in 17:30 Wednesday far exceeded the averages from his Calgary days and signal streaming value.

Hyman posted two goals and four shots in 15:50 against Philadelphia on Wednesday, matching his recent scoring averages with elite process grades.

Kucherov put up three goals and one assist Wednesday, a normal monster night for a player already averaging 1.66 points per game.

Carlson's huge night came on one shot, making it an outlier rather than a sign of sustainable form.

Both remain on injured reserve with no firm activation date, so managers cannot use either player until Florida officially brings them back.

Flyers say no formal request received; Michkov leads club with 10 goals through 20 games and remains a hold in fantasy lineups.