Greene dished out a rare assist in Tuesday's 4-3 win over Carolina.

EDGE Analysis

The helper was Greene's 10th of the season and it brought his point total to 13, tying his production from each of the past two campaigns. Couple that lack of scoring with a minus-9 rating, and there's little reason to own Greene in almost any format.

Greene dished out a helper and tied for the team lead with four blocked shots in 24:48 of ice time during Tuesday's 3-2 win over Pittsburgh.

EDGE Analysis

Greene's first point since Jan. 18 bumps him up to 11 on the year. New Jersey's captain is getting all the ice time he can handle as part of an underwhelming defense corps, but his offensive contributions remain negligible.

Greene skated a team-high 20:50 in Thursday's 3-2 loss to the Flames, but his contributions were limited to three blocked shots and a minus-1 rating.

EDGE Analysis

New Jersey's captain is a solid presence in his own zone, but he never really brought much to the table offensively and is even less dangerous now at age 35. Finding a younger replacement is recommended for deep-league owners still trying to squeeze something out of Greene.

Greene fired three shots and picked up a five-minute major for fighting Brock Nelson in Tuesday's 4-1 win over the Islanders.

EDGE Analysis

Greene's five PIM were a major surprise considering he now has just 13 in 42 games. Add in the 35-year-old blueliner's nine points and minus-1 rating through 42 games, and it's clear Greene's value is limited outside the deepest of formats.

Greene logged an assist in a 5-2 win against Dallas on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Greene has now notched points on back-to-back contests for the first time Dec. 2016, and is now up to seven points (two goals, five assists) in 31 games. The 35-year-old has also recorded 34 hits and ranks in a tie for 15th in the NHL for blocked shots (67), consistently filling the statsheet. Still, despite averaging 21:28 of ice time Greene doesn't have a power-play role, which limits his offensive upside and alludes to another season of 10-to-20 points for the New Jersey captain.

Greene had a goal and an assist in 26:15 of ice time in Sunday's comeback win over Chicago.

EDGE Analysis

While Greene logs heavy minutes, he recorded just 13 points in each of his two previous seasons and doesn't hold much fantasy value. The 35-year-old rearguard blocks plenty of shots, but remains far more valuable to the Devils than he ever will be to fantasy goers. With just four points in 16 contests, Greene isn't on on the radar in most fantasy league settings.

Greene (personal) is back with the Devils after missing Saturday's tilt against Arizona for the birth of his child, Andrew Gross of The Bergen Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

Although Greene's offensive production has been limited -- he's registered just one assist in nine outings -- he should slot back into the lineup, with Mirco Mueller the most likely candidate to sit out. The 35-year-old Greene has been vital to New Jersey's penalty kill where he is averaging 4:53 of ice time. Unfortunately for owners, minutes logged shorthanded doesn't necessarily amount to much in terms of fantasy value.

Greene has been ruled out for Saturday's game against the Coyotes due to the birth of his second child, Devils' All Access host Amanda Stein reports.

EDGE Analysis

Greene's absence isn't injury-related, so it seems likely he will be back with the team when they head out for a three-game road trip beginning in Vancouver on Wednesday. In his absence, either Mirco Mueller or Dalton Prout will likely slot into the lineup for Saturday's tilt.

Greene has provided only one point (an even-strength assist) through six games this season.

EDGE Analysis

New Jersey boasts the league's top power so far, but don't let Green's top-pairing arrangement fool you; he's only averaging nine seconds per game in that spot. It's clear that the ship has sailed on the defenseman putting up 20-plus points per season with a consistent role on the man advantage.

Greene (personal) will be back on the ice Saturday against the Coyotes.

EDGE Analysis

Greene missed four games after the passing of his father, but will be back Saturday. Before sitting out, the blueliner recorded one goal and two assists over 12 games. In leagues that value a 200-foot player, Greene also blocked 24 shots in that stretch. The veteran is extremely important to the Devils, recording 22:12 of ice time per game this season, but his fantasy value is best suited for deeper leagues that value blocked shots.