Jan Levine writes about the week's notable NHL stars, starting with Leon Draisaitl, whose hot streak continues, after he notched a goal and an assist Monday against the Panthers.
Jan Levine highlights this week's notable NHL players, starting with Shane Wright, who has turned things around with six goals and nine points across eight appearances.
San Jose rookie Macklin Celebrini is on this week's risers list after notching points in four straight games.
Drake Batherson posted a career-high 66 points last season but is on pace to smash that total this season.
Jan Levine's risers section features Brayden Schenn, who, after a slow season start, flipped the switch, notching the game-winning goal in overtime Nov. 16 plus a goal and two assists his prior three games.
For those in deeper leagues, Jan Levine likes riser Vladislav Namestnikov, who has 11 points, including four goals and seven assists, in 15 games.
Jan Levine's barometer this week features a rising Dylan Strome who's centering the Capitals' top line and is already up to 17 points with a plus-10 rating in 11 games.
Jan Levine takes a look this week's rising and falling players, including rising Canadien Nick Suzuki, who has notched points in each of his last seven games.
Jan Levine highlights Nico Hischier as a riser this week as he shouldn't have problems hitting the 60-point plateau for the fourth consecutive season as long as he stays healthy.
Jan Levine offers his opinions on this week's notable NHL players, including Mark Scheifele who is off to hot start, with four goals, two assists and a plus-1 rating through the Jets' first three games.
RotoWire's Jan Levine is back this season with his Risers and Fallers, including why you might want to buy low on Trevor Zegras.
Jan Levine's final Barometer of the season features the Islander's Mathew Barzal, who extended his point and assist streak to four with a helper on April 6.
Jan Levine discusses this week's top options, including Wyatt Johnston who had a fantastic March with 10 goals and six helpers over 13 contests.
Despite the Coyotes missing the playoffs again, Clayton Keller is having another good campaign, having scored in five straight games with eight goals and two assists over 10 outings in March.
This week's risers includes Evgeny Kuznetsov, who's trade to Carolina has breathed new life into his career, at least temporarily.
This week's list of risers includes veteran Ducks center Ryan Strome, who's seeing top-six minutes and has 12 points in his last 14 games.
Jan Levine offers his weekly NHL risers, including Flyers center Morgan Frost, who in 25 games since January 1, has four goals and 16 helpers.
At the top of the risers list this week is Toronto's Auston Matthews, who is on pace to exceed the career-highs of 60 goals and 106 points he posted two seasons ago.
This week's set of risers includes Matty Beniers, who's finally waking up after struggling for much of his sophomore season.
This week's group of risers is led by Mathew Barzal, who has thrived under new coach Patrick Roy.
Matt Duchene was bought out over the summer but is now on pace for over 70 points, making him one of the top surprises of the season.
This week's set of risers is led by Detroit center Dylan Larkin, who's built on last year's career-high point total with another very strong season.
This week's set of risers includes Buffalo center Casey Mittelstadt, who has 17 points in his last 15 games.
This week's set of risers includes veteran center Ryan O'Reilly, who's on pace for his best season in four years.
Vladislav Namestnikov has been thriving on the top line in Winnipeg and could post a career-high points tally in his age-31 season.
Aleksander Barkov kicks off this week's set of risers after tying the Panthers' franchise record for career assists.
This week's set of risers includes Patrick Kane, who has 10 points in 10 games since joining the Red Wings.
Jack Eichel's franchise-record 10-game point streak earns him the top spot in this week's NHL Barometer.
Nathan MacKinnon's recent tear has lifted him into the top five in points this season and earns him the top spot in this week's NHL Barometer.
Vincent Trocheck has been on a tear in the absence of Filip Chytil, and his 17 points in his last 14 games earns him a spot as this week's top riser.