Cogliano recorded a shorthanded goal in Wednesday's 4-0 road win over the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

The Iron Man ripped the puck away from Dougie Hamilton and juked Mike Smith with a stutter step for his eighth goal of the season. Cogliano isn't deployed on the man advantage, but he has scored three times shorthanded to complement a plus-14 rating and 20 even-strength assists through 72 games.

Cogliano has recorded just two assists through his past 14 games.

EDGE Analysis

After recording nine points through the first 11 games of the season, Cogliano has just three tallies and 11 helpers over his latest 51 outings. He continues to play an important shut-down role for the Ducks and is averaging 1:53 of shorthanded ice time per contest. However, that clearly hasn't provided many scoring looks.

Cogliano has served his two-game suspension and will rejoin the lineup Friday against the Kings, NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Cogliano is expected to return to the second line for the Ducks after serving his ban for a hit against Adrian Kempe last Saturday. He's expected to slot in alongside Ryan Kesler and Jakob Slifverberg and will attempt to end a rather dry spell of just one point (an assist) over his last seven games played.

Cogliano received a two-game suspension for an interference penalty against the Kings on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Cogliano laid a nasty hit on Adrian Kempe, catching him up high with a shoulder. Prior to the suspension, the 30-year-old forward was the NHL's active leader in consecutive games played with a ridiculous 830 straight. Assuming he doesn't appeal he will be available for Friday's rematch against Los Angeles after missing games against Colorado and Pittsburgh.

Cogliano will have a hearing Sunday in front of the NHL's Department of Player Safety following his illegal check to the head of the Kings' Adrian Kempe in the Ducks' 4-2 win Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Cogliano, who inked a three-year, $9.25 million contract extension earlier this weekend, only received a two-minute interference penalty for the check, but the NHL will review the incident and determine if a fine or suspension is warranted. If Cogliano does get suspended for any length of time, it would represent the first absence of his 11-year NHL career. Including postseason play, the durable forward has played in 890 consecutive contests since entering the league, the second-longest streak in NHL history to begin a career.

Cogliano signed a three-year contract extension with the Ducks on Friday. He will take home $3.25 million on average annually over that stretch, per Helene Elliott ofthe Los Angeles Times.

EDGE Analysis

Cogliano has played in 829 consecutive games, never missing a contest since he joined the league in 2007-08. The Ducks once again rewarded him for his consistent contribution, keeping him under contract with the club through the 2020-21 season. The 30-year-old winger hasn't displayed many signs of aging, totaling 18 points over 43 games this season to put him on pace to potentially match his output from a year ago.

Cogliano has recorded two goals and two assists through 14 December games.

EDGE Analysis

The speedster has continued to be leaned on for his defensive acumen, as he's started 54.5 percent of his five-on-five shifts in his own zone and has averaged 2:11 of shorthanded ice time per game. Cogliano projects to continue matching up against the opposition's top players, which further limits his fantasy appeal. With just five goals and 17 points through 39 games, he's off the fantasy radar in most settings.

Cogliano failed to score a goal for the 20th consecutive game in Wednesday's 3-0 win over Ottawa.

EDGE Analysis

The slump won't last forever, as Cogliano has recorded 46 shots while averaging 16:12 of ice time per contest during the skid. Additionally, he's recorded double-digit goals in all but one of his seasons in the league. Still, the 30-year-old veteran isn't a serviceable fantasy asset in most settings, which has been firmly reinforced by his recent dry spell.

Cogliano picked up an assist on Anaheim's lone goal in a 2-1 loss to the Lightning on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

That's two games in a row with an assist for Cogliano, who now has eight helpers in 17 games. With Patrick Eaves out, Cogliano's minutes are up. He's averaged 16:41 per game, his highest average since the 2010-11 season.

Cogliano contributed a pair of assists in Sunday' win over the Hurricanes.

EDGE Analysis

Cogliano is enjoying a very strong start to the season, registering nine points (three goals) through 11 games. The veteran has always been known for being a reliable depth scorer, but a bump up to the second line has boosted his fantasy value. Cogliano isn't seeing power-play time, but his strong play is being exemplified by his plus-5 rating and close to point-per-game pace. He's worth a look in most deep leagues while he remains in the top-six.