Radulov (lower body) is unlikely to suit up against the Canucks on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Prior to getting hurt, Radulov ended a six-game pointless streak in spectacular fashion with a one goal, three assist outing Feb. 27 against the Devils, but once again went silent with another two-game drought. On the year, the winger has been productive with 46 points in 63 matchups, but his inconsistency can make him a risky play in your lineups, especially in daily formats. Despite his struggles, the 30-year-old will almost certainly resume a top-six role once cleared to return.

Radulov (lower body) will sit out of Saturday's game against the Rangers.

EDGE Analysis

The 30-year-old winger will not suit up due to a lower-body injury. Radulov has failed to produce a point in all but one of his past nine games, but he is still a first-line winger that is also clocking significant power-play ice time. It is unclear when Radulov will return, so check back for updates as more games draw near.

Radulov recorded a goal, three assists, three shots on net and a plus-3 rating during Monday's win over New Jersey.

EDGE Analysis

The offensive outburst snapped a six-game point drought and upped Radulov to 15 goals and 46 points through 61 games for the campaign. It was also his 13th multi-point game of the season, which highlights in his upside for daily contests. Unfortunately, Radulov has also missed the scoresheet entirely in 33 of 61 games, so the floor is equally low. In seasonal leagues, he's a rock-solid option, but his game-to-game volatility makes the 30-year-old Russian a high-risk, high-reward daily option.

Radulov scored a goal and added an assist in Saturday's loss to the Capitals.

EDGE Analysis

He has now delivered four multi-point games in his last seven games (and nine points in that span). Radulov has been a revelation for the Habs, who rolled the dice on him after his return from the KHL. He has 41 points in 51 contests and is within two points of the team lead in scoring.

Radulov assisted on the first two goals of Max Pacioretty's hat trick in Tuesday's 5-2 victory over the Sabres.

EDGE Analysis

Both goals looked the same on the scoresheet: Pacioretty from Radulov and Phillip Danault. It's been all or nothing for the Russian winger of late -- he has three multi-point efforts in his last five, but those are also the only three games in the last nine that have seen Radulov hit the scoresheet. Still, it's tough to complain about the season numbers -- with 39 points in 49 games, Radulov's scoring at a markedly better pace than ever before in the NHL.

Radulov scored two goals on two shots -- both on power plays -- and added a minor penalty in Tuesday's 5-1 win over Calgary.

EDGE Analysis

The last-minute hooking call on him ended up ruining Carey Price's shutout, but Radulov's fantasy owners won't mind. The Russian winger had been ice cold recently other than his three-assist game against New Jersey last Friday; he had just one other point (another assist) and three total shots over the past eight games. With just 12 goals, his scoring output has been a tad disappointing, but Radulov's 25 assists have made up for that quite nicely.

Radulov finished with three assists in Friday's 3-1 win against the Devils.

EDGE Analysis

All three of Radulov's helpers came on the man advantage, and he added a minor penalty, two hits and one blocked shot. The multi-point effort snapped a four-game pointless skid, his second-longest drought of the season. Radulov has the ability to pick up points in bunches, and therefore he remains a must-start in most fantasy formats.

Radulov scored the game-winning goal on the power play and added an even-strength assist in Saturday's 5-3 win over the Maple Leafs.

EDGE Analysis

Radulov has been on a rip since Christmas and the points Saturday extended his current point streak to six games and eight points, including four goals. He has been all that and a bag of chips for the Habs, and he's on pace to score more than 60 points. Use Radulov for all he's worth right now and hope this production can continue once the Habs can actually ice a full team.

Radulov assisted on both of Montreal's goals in Tuesday's 2-1 overtime win against Nashville.

EDGE Analysis

Ironically, on a night when the city of Nashville paid tribute to one of its former favorite sons, Shea Weber, it was a less-favored former Predator, Radulov, that did the most damage. Booed every time he touched the puck, the Russian forward set up Shea Weber's third period, game-tying goal, then sprung Max Pacioretty for the game-winner in OT. Following a six-game point drought, Radulov was moved from the top line to the second line and has responded with points in four straight games (two goals, three assists).

Radulov scored a goal on four shots, adding two hits and a blocked shot in 19:03 of ice time in Saturday's 4-3 overtime loss to the Penguins.

EDGE Analysis

Radulov finished off a give-and-go with Paul Byron to give Montreal a first-period lead. He's scored twice since being moved to the second line, and now has a three-point streak with his new linemates. The Habs are doing their best to tread water, maintaining the top spot in the Atlantic Division while missing three key forwards due to injury. Radulov, who has four goals in the last 22 games, needs to be more productive if Montreal is to survive in first place until their injured forwards get out of the M.A.S.H. unit.