Schenn scored a power-play goal and added an even-strength assist during Wednesday's loss to St. Louis.

EDGE Analysis

The points ended a four-game scoring drought, and while there has been some inconsistency from Schenn this season, his nine goals, 23 points and 76 shots through 34 games have him on pace for another 50-point campaign. Additionally, he has 13 power-play points, 24 PIM and 78 hits to beef up his cross-category production. His well-rounded fantasy profile makes him a set-and-forget winger in the majority of leagues.

Schenn scored the overtime-winning goal in Sunday's 1-0 win on the road over the Red Wings.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn has been a man possessed lately, rattling off six points (including five goals) and 17 shots over his last six games. Both he (20 points) and Wayne Simmonds (28 points) are one of the most dangerous second-line duos in the league behind super studs Jakub Voracek (32 points) and Claude Giroux (29), and a big reason why the Flyers have won an eye-popping nine games in a row.

Schenn recorded a hat trick Saturday in a 4-2 win over Dallas. All three goals came on the power play.

EDGE Analysis

He had just three goals heading into Saturday, so these were a nice relief for owners who drafted him based on his 26-goal output from 2015-16. Schenn remains on pace to replicate his overall point total from last season, but so far, he's doing more playmaking than scoring.

Schenn dished out a pair of power-play assists in Tuesday's 3-1 win over the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

If you like rain with your parades, both helpers were of the secondary variety and Schenn went without a shot on goal for the second time in three games. His 13 points in 17 games have him on pace to approximately duplicate last year's 59, but Schenn needs to be more proactive offensively to balance out his currently assist-heavy stat line. It's hard for positive regression to fix your anomalously low shooting percentage when you're not putting any pucks on net.

Schenn registered two assists, two shots on goal, two hits, two PIM and a plus-2 rating during Wednesday's game against the Red Wings.

EDGE Analysis

It was more of the same from Schenn on Wednesday. This outing highlights why he's one of the best cross-category contributors in the league, and Schenn is scoring at a point-per-game pace through eight games (two goals and six helpers). He could be in store for a career year in his age-25 campaign,

Schenn scored a goal and added two assists with three shots on net and seven PIM during Thursday's game against the Coyotes.

EDGE Analysis

The three-point night has Schenn up to a point-per-game pace, as the 25-year-old winger looks to build on his breakout 2015-16 campaign. Schenn is one of the best cross-category contributors in the league, and his role with the potent No. 1 power-play unit helps him avoid scoring droughts. He's also in the middle of his offensive prime.

Schenn scored a goal and added an assist in a 4-3 shootout win over the Sabres on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn was part of an exciting end to regulation in this one, as he followed up a power-play goal at 17:04 by grabbing the primary assist on Mark Streit's game-tying goal -- also on the power play -- just 1:05 later. The points are the first of the year for Schenn, who served a three-game suspension to start the season.

Schenn has served out his three-game suspension and can return to the lineup Thursday against Anaheim.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn will likely retake the top line spot alongside Claude Giroux and Wayne Simmonds. The winger's return is well timed as Michael Raffl (abdomen) left Tuesday's contest and has no timetable to return. Schenn should provide top-end fantasy value especially when you consider his contributions on the power play.

Schenn (suspension) finalized a new four-year contract with the Flyers on Monday just before a scheduled arbitration hearing.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn, who will miss the first three games of the 2016-17 season due to an illegal check, reached career highs in both goals (26) and assists (33), as well as power-play points (22). While fans may think the contract is a little high, fantasy owners primary concern is that the 24-year-old has secured a long-term deal and can focus on producing at the rink. Given his youth, the Saskatchewan native is certainly worth considering in dynasty or keeper leagues as well as a slightly cheaper option in daily lineups.

Schenn officially filed for arbitration on Tuesday, Randy Sportak of the Calgary Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

After being tendered a qualifying offer just over a week ago, Schenn and the Flyers have been unable to come to a contract agreement, so he's filed for arbitration to settle the dispute. While the two sides could come to an agreement prior to the hearings, they're expected to meet with a neutral third party at the end of July in order to come to a mutually beneficial deal. Schenn recorded 59 points this past season and could be worth a look in deeper fantasy leagues once under contract.