Schenn collected his twelfth goal of the season -- this one on a powerplay -- in Wednesday's 4-3 overtime win in Washington.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn was clearly motivated by our last post, which suggested his points streak would end in Washington. It didn't, and it now stands at three games. With 26 points on the season, he's now sniffing at a career year and 45-50 points -- not bad for someone who likely went overlooked by many owners. He'll face the Canadiens after the All Star hiatus, a team he's already bruised for a goal and two assists.

Schenn collected an assist -- his third in his last two games -- in a 3-2 loss to the Bruins.

EDGE Analysis

The departure of his brother, Luke, to LA doesn't seem to have fazed the younger Schenn. He's produced as per his usual, spotty self since the trade. That includes not having produced a point streak longer than three games all season. And with the Flyers heading to Washington, the league-leaders in stinginess, on Wednesday, don't expect this current point streak to extend much further.

Schenn opened the scoring Thursday with a power-play goal and later added an assist on the man advantage in a 4-3 loss to Pittsburgh.

EDGE Analysis

Just like last weekend against the Rangers, Schenn got the Flyers off to a good start with a first-period goal, only to end up in the loss column. While Schenn's combination of points and hits plays in specialty formats, we're still waiting for him to start producing the sort of offense that's expected from a No. 5 overall pick (2009). He's been doing it recently, though -- nine points in his last nine games, with four of those on the power play -- so Schenn merits a look even in shallower formats.

Schenn tallied an early goal for the Flyers, but it wasn't enough Saturday, as they lost to the Rangers in a shootout.

EDGE Analysis

The 24-year-old center has been producing nicely for Philadelphia of late. He's posted three goals and four assists over his last six games. That's a very nice stretch for a player with a career-high of 20 goals and 47 points.

Schenn put up a pair of assists and went plus-2 in Thursday's 4-3 overtime win against the Wild.

EDGE Analysis

Playing in his first game since the Flyers shipped his brother Luke (as well as Vinny Lecavalier) off to Los Angeles, a.k.a. Flyers West, the 24-year-old shook off his personal feelings and put together another productive game. Schenn was stone-cold for a while there, but he's now piled up six points in a three-game stretch, factoring into fully two-thirds of Philadelphia's offensive output in that span. We're still waiting for him to make that big leap forward in production he's capable of, but those who own Schenn in leagues that count hits won't be overly disappointed if he again fails to break 50 points this year.

Schenn racked up a goal and two assists in Tuesday's 4-3 win over the Canadiens.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn helped end the Flyers' three game losing streak Tuesday, and now has nine goals and 10 assists in 36 games on the year, including four points in his last two contests.

Schenn scored his eighth goal of the year in Tuesday's overtime win against Carolina.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn is having a strong December, averaging almost a point per outing. Tuesday's goal was the winger's first in his last ten contests, but he has racked up the helpers playing on Philadelphia's top line. The 24-year-old is also contributing on the power play, recording four points and averaging just under three minutes per game of ice time with the man advantage.

Schenn picked up a pair of helpers and fired four shots on goal in Thursday's win over the Blues.

EDGE Analysis

That's a three-game point streak for Schenn, who is thriving on the top line with Claude Giroux. Schenn has recorded five assists in his last seven games and is up to 14 points in 27 games on the season. Consistency is always an issue with him, so keep an eye out. He's recorded 10 shots on goal in his last two games and is looking lethal with Giroux, though, so he could be worth grabbing while he's on the top line.

Schenn had six shots on goal in addition to an assist in Monday's outing against the Islanders.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn is having a productive December, grabbing three assists in four games. The 28-year-old appears to be turning things around since being benched Nov. 14 against Carolina, peppering opposing goalies with 31 shots on goal in those 11 contests. Despite the frequent shots on net, Schenn has managed only six goals in 26 games on the year.

Schenn scored his sixth goal of the season on the power play Monday against Carolina.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn opened the scoring in a 3-2 win for the Flyers, his fourth game after sitting out as a healthy scratch in their previous date with Carolina. The former fifth overall pick hasn't lived up to expectations but back-to-back 40-point seasons suggests there's still some potential to realize. But until he starts scoring more frequently, it's safe to leave him on the waiver wire.