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  • Cam Fowler D | STL

    Blues' Cam Fowler: Helps out on power play

    Fowler distributed a power-play assist and had two blocks in Saturday's 3-2 win over the Predators.

    Fowler had a hand in St. Louis' power-play goal in the first period, as he slid the primary helper to Brayden Schenn. With the apple, Fowler is up to 13 assists, 14 points, 56 shots on net and 37 blocks over 39 games this season. Despite primarily seeing time with the team's second power-play unit, he has eight power-play points, matching Fowler's total through 68 regular-season games a year ago. He has dished a helper in two of his last three games and makes for a strong streaming option while he's chipping in offensively.

  • Bruins' Michael Callahan: Activated from IR, sent to AHL

    Callahan (lower body) was activated from injured reserve and assigned to AHL Providence on Sunday.

    Callahan sat out 11 games after suffering an injury against Detroit on Dec. 2. Now that he's healthy, he will get some playing time in the minors. He hasn't earned a point in five NHL appearances this season while posting three shots on net, nine blocked shots and three hits. Callahan has two assists in 12 AHL outings this year.

  • Blue Jackets' Zach Werenski: Not playing Sunday

    Werenski (lower body) won't play against the Islanders on Sunday, Jeff Svoboda of the Blue Jackets' official site reports.

    Werenski will miss his second straight game, and it's unclear when he will be ready to return to the lineup. He has amassed 14 goals, 40 points, 132 shots on net and 52 blocked shots across 35 appearances this season.

  • Jets' Josh Morrissey: Nets opening goal in loss

    Morrissey scored a goal and fired four shots on net in Saturday's 4-3 overtime loss to Minnesota.

    Morrissey was involved early in Saturday's game, as he scored Winnipeg's first goal of the night off a feed from Kyle Connor. With the twine finder, Morrissey is up to six goals, 30 points, 67 shots on net and 68 blocks through 36 outings this season. Both he and Quinn Hughes joined the 30-point-defenseman club Saturday, which currently features seven blueliners. Despite the Jets' struggles as a team, Morrissey has remained as steady as ever and is on pace for his third consecutive 60-point, 100-block season. The 30-year-old blueliner is a high-level option across all fantasy formats for the foreseeable future.

  • Quinn Hughes D | MIN

    Wild's Quinn Hughes: Tallies hat trick of helpers

    Hughes distributed three assists in Saturday's 4-3 overtime win over the Jets.

    Hughes made Saturday's contest one to remember, as he tallied his first multi-point performance with the Wild. He excelled with the game on the line, as he assisted the game-tying goal with 22 seconds remaining before laying off a pass for Matt Boldy's game-winning slapshot in overtime. Hughes is up to 27 assists, 30 points, 86 shots on goal and 39 blocks through 33 games this season. Since the move from Vancouver, he has seven points in as many games and has begun to consistently lead the Wild's first power-play unit on the blue line. The change of scenery could be exactly what the 26-year-old defenseman needed to turn around his season, as he is tracking to reach 70 points for the fourth consecutive year.

  • Cody Ceci D | LA

    Kings' Cody Ceci: Manages assist Saturday

    Ceci notched an assist, two blocked shots and a plus-2 rating in Saturday's 6-1 win over the Ducks.

    Ceci ended a 15-game slump with the helper. The 32-year-old defenseman has filled a bottom-four role throughout the campaign, and the Kings' general scoring troubles have given him few opportunities to get involved on offense. Ceci is at seven points, 32 shots on net, 48 blocked shots, 19 hits and a minus-2 rating, a level of production that offers little fantasy interest.

  • Kings' Brian Dumoulin: Offers two assists in win

    Dumoulin logged two assists, three blocked shots and a plus-3 rating in Saturday's 6-1 win over the Ducks.

    Dumoulin has earned both of his multi-point efforts this season versus the Ducks. He's now at eight helpers, 38 shots on net, 51 blocked shots, 20 hits, 10 PIM and a plus-3 rating over 37 appearances. Dumoulin continues to see steady playing time for the Kings but plays mainly in a bottom-four role without enough all-around production to make him intriguing in fantasy.

  • Kings' Brandt Clarke: Garners pair of assists

    Clarke logged two assists, including one on the power play, and added two PIM and three blocked shots in Saturday's 6-1 win over the Ducks.

    Clarke has earned four assists (two on the power play) over his last five games. The 22-year-old defenseman is still working on consistency, but he has regularly filled a top-four role this season as he grows used to the NHL level in his second full campaign. He's now at 18 points, 72 shots on net, 59 blocks, 20 PIM, 19 hits and a plus-7 rating through 37 outings this season.

  • Kings' Drew Doughty: Pots opening goal in blowout win

    Doughty scored a goal on two shots and added two PIM in Saturday's 6-1 win over the Ducks.

    Doughty has gotten on the scoresheet in three straight games (one goal, two assists). The 36-year-old defenseman is up to three goals, 13 points, 42 shots on net, 41 blocked shots and a plus-13 rating through 30 appearances this season. Doughty continues to play a prominent role for the Kings in the top four, but his production is a touch lower than it was last year when he was limited by an ankle injury.

  • Blackhawks' Connor Murphy: Ends slump with helper

    Murphy posted an assist, three blocked shots and two PIM in Saturday's 4-3 shootout win over the Stars.

    Murphy's helper ended a 22-game point drought for the defenseman. He has seen steady usage on the third pairing this season, but his offense is virtually nonexistent, as he's filling a heavily defensive role to shelter the Blackhawks' younger blueliners. Murphy is at four assists, 33 shots on net, 32 PIM, 37 hits, 53 blocked shots and a minus-6 rating over 37 appearances.

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