Radulov scored an empty-net goal in Monday's 4-1 win over Florida.

EDGE Analysis

Radulov has points in four straight games, scoring three times during the streak. Montreal's top line has gotten its mojo back in time for the playoffs. Radulov and Max Pacioretty were thrown off kilter for a stretch when Alex Galchenyuk moved to the top line, but the unit has since been reconfigured with Phillip Danault at center. That trio has accounted for seven goals and nine assists over the last four contests.

Radulov was the overtime winner Saturday against the Lightning.

EDGE Analysis

It was a beautiful shot from Radulov, who extended his point streak to three games. The 30-year-old has been a great addition for Montreal this season, notching 17 goals and 52 points in 73 games. He's been a solid producer in limited NHL playoff action, so with the postseason right around the corner, make sure you have your eye on him in fantasy drafts. Radulov is on track to finish the regular season strong, so keep him rolling.

Radulov handed out two assists and went plus-3 in Thursday's 6-2 win over Florida.

EDGE Analysis

The Russian winger's certainly hacking it on North American soil -- with 51 points in 72 games now, Radulov is putting the finishing touches on a successful return to NHL hockey after a lengthy KHL stint. He's also helped fantasy owners out by accumulating 62 PIM, which are a slightly unexpected bonus even though he certainly racked up plenty of them while playing for CSKA Moscow.

Radulov scored the final goal in Montreal's 4-1 win over Dallas on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

This was Radulov's first goal since Feb. 27 in New Jersey. Points have been hard to come by since that four-point night against the Devils; Radulov had just two assists over nine games entering Tuesday. Coach Claude Julien has reunited the trio of Radulov and Max Pacioretty on the wings, centered by Phillip Danault. That combination was effective earlier this winter, carrying the Habs through a stretch when they were missing multiple forwards.

Radulov (illness) is projected to play in Saturday's game against the Senators, NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

It looks like it's all systems go for Radulov in this rivalry matchup between the two Canadian clubs. He'll be on the top line while working on the first power-play unit should the opportunity present itself.

Radulov missed Thursday's practice due to an illness.

EDGE Analysis

The severity of Radulov's ailment remains unclear, but at this juncture there's no reason to believe he's in serious danger of missing Saturday's meeting with the Senators. More information regarding his status for that contest should be released ahead of puck drop Saturday evening.

Radulov returned to the lineup Sunday after missing three games due to a lower-body injury. He finished with two shots, a two-minute minor penalty and a hit over 17:08 of ice time.

EDGE Analysis

Radulov began the game on the second line, but was moved to the top unit to start the third period, skating with Max Pacioretty and Alex Galchenyuk. That trio has shown to be a productive unit this season and represents the Canadiens' most dangerous playmakers.

Radulov (lower body) will return to the lineup Sunday night against Edmonton, Stu Cowan of the Montreal Gazette reports.

EDGE Analysis

Radulov was back at practice Saturday, but didn't skate with the Habs' top line. Instead, he joined Alex Galchenyuk and Artturi Lehkonen on Montreal's second line. Montreal coach Claude Julien is looking to spread out the scoring, so he moved Radulov down. While Montreal has received goals from secondary sources within the past week, since the beginning of February, much of the offense has been generated by the top line when Radulov and Max Pacioretty were together.

Radulov (lower body) will miss a third consecutive game Thursday against the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

Radulov has yet to resume skating, and remains without a clear-cut timetable for his return to Montreal's lineup. The Canadiens and Radulov's owners will hope Thursday's tilt will be the last he's forced to miss with his lower-body ailment, as he's been a steady offensive contributor this season, notching 46 points (15 goals, 31 assists) in 63 games. More information regarding the Russian winger's status for Sunday's meeting with the Oilers should be released in the coming days.

Radulov (lower body) did not practice with the team Wednesday, but will be re-evaluated prior to Thursday's game against the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

The 30-year-old winger has burst onto the scene after spending the majority of his career playing in the KHL. Through 63 contests, he's notched 46 points (15 goals, 31 assists) and has spent most of his time on the team's top line alongside Max Pacioretty and Phillip Danault. Brendan Gallagher replaced him on that line during Tuesday's tilt versus the Canucks and would likely be in line to repeat that Thursday should Radulov again be unavailable.