Seabrook set up all three Hawks' goals in Friday's come-from-behind, 3-2 win over the Ducks.

EDGE Analysis

There's no way he can sustain his current pace (19 points in 23 games), so go offer him in a trade. Duncan Keith is back and healthy, and that means he'll end up with the better opportunities, not Seabrook.

Seabrook kept rolling Wednesday, picking up a goal and an assist in a 6-5 OT loss to the Blues.

EDGE Analysis

Seabrook now has a seven-game point streak, a span in which he's rattled off three goals and a very impressive seven assists. He's up to 11 points in 13 games and has stepped up his play in a big way in lieu of Duncan Keith (knee), who will be sidelined for another few weeks.

Seabrook got the secondary assist on Jonathan Toews' game-winner in Saturday's 1-0 overtime win against the Lightning.

EDGE Analysis

Seabrook continues to step up in Duncan Keith's absence. He now has a goal and three assists in two games since Keith went on IR. Seabrook skated 23:19, had three shots and was plus-1. He offers an intriguing play for DFS while his salary is affordable.

Seabrook busted out in a big way Thursday, factoring into all three Blackhawks goals -- scoring one and assisting on the other two -- in a 3-2 win over Florida.

EDGE Analysis

The goal and one of the assists came on the power play, where the Blackhawks have given Seabrook healthy minutes this year. Three of his four points thus far have come with the man advantage -- a stat that isn't so crazy when you consider that nearly half his 31 points last season came the same way.

Seabrook has managed just one power-play goal in six contests this year.

EDGE Analysis

Despite the somewhat slow start, Seabrook will see an added workload with two-time Norris Trophy winner Duncan Keith (knee) out 4-6 weeks. Seabrook remains on the second-unit power play, but could see an opportunity on the first unit if Trevor Daley's production continues to suffer.

Seabrook reportedly signed an 8 year, $54.8M contract extension Saturday, Mark Lazerus of the Chicago-Sun Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

While Seabrook will be 38 years old by the end of his new contract, he and defensive mate Duncan Keith have been consistent factors along the blue line for the Blackhawks and should be a formidable duo for the foreseeable future.

Seabrook tallied the game-tying goal in an eventual 4-3 loss to the Lightning in Saturday's Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals. Seabrook's third-period tally gave him his seventh postseason goal and fourth marker in his last six games. He finished the night with 28:43 of ice time, trailing only teammate Duncan Keith for the game's highest total.

Seabrook notched a goal and an assist in Monday's Game 5 loss to the Ducks. Seabrook has had an impressive series thus far, recording four points (two goals, two assists) and a plus-2 rating through five games. He's been logging even more ice time than usual, and will likely need another strong showing to help the Hawks stave off elimination Wednesday.

Seabrook tallied a goal in Saturday's Game 4 triumph over the Ducks. It was an effective all-around game for Seabrook, who finished with four shot attempts, four hits, and six blocks across 32:03 of ice time. With coach Joel Quenneville showing little trust in fifth and sixth defensemen Kimmo Timonen and Kyle Cumiskey, Seabrook should be poised to log big minutes for the remainder of the postseason.

Seabrook found the back of the net for his third goal of the postseason in Thursday's series-clinching victory over the Wild. Seabrook cobbled together a four-game point streak during the first-round series with the Predators that was highlighted by a game-winning goal in triple overtime of Game 4, but he'd been relatively silent for most of the second round until Thursday. It was the only point he provided during the four-game sweep, though his name wasn't completely absent from the box score, as he accumulated seven shots on goal, seven hits, and eight blocks in the Wild series.