Campbell notched two power-play assists in Saturday's win over the Sabres. Three of Campbell's four multi-point outings on the season have come in February, but that doesn't necessarily indicate the 35-year-old is headed for a huge finish to the season. He's still well behind his 2013-14 marks of seven goals and 30 assists, which can be partially attributed to a three-point decline in his shooting percentage and a three-minute decline in his TOI.

Campbell picked up an assist in Saturday's 4-1 loss to the Senators.Campbell now has three goals and 17 assists on the season, which is good for second best among Panthers defensemen. The 35-year-old has seen his offensive production fall off quite a bit since last season and as a result is not a great fantasy option outside of incredibly deep leagues. Campbell does gain value from playing on the power-play, where he has notched eight points (one goal and seven assists).

Campbell picked up two assists -- one on the power play -- and went plus-2 in Tuesday's win over Toronto.This effort was a near-clone of his two-point performance exactly a week before in Anaheim, but Campbell turned in three scoreless outings in between. His offensive impact remains rather low this year despite those two positive outings.

Campbell notched a power-play assist and an even-strength assist Tuesday in a 6-2 win over the Ducks.The two-time 50-point man has seen his offense dry up almost entirely this year. It kind of seems like the arrival of Aaron Ekblad on the scene has damaged Campbell's fantasy value, as he's no longer the go-to offensive defenseman on the Cats. His time on ice -- both at even strength and on the power play -- are both down from last season, and his production has waned accordingly. Campbell's only of interest in deep fantasy formats at this point.

Campbell recorded an assist in his 24:07 of ice time Thursday against the Blue Jackets. Campbell has taken a backseat as a puck-mover this season to defensive partner Aaron Ekblad, but he's starting to show some signs of offensive life in January. Over his last eight games, Campbell has supplied two goals, three assists and 14 shot attempts.

Campbell nabbed his second goal of the season in Friday's 6-5 win over the Flames. Campbell has compiled at least two shot attempts in all four of his January games, but with the lone goal and no assists to show for it, it's largely gone for naught. That's essentially been the case all season for Campbell, who is on pace for a 21-point season, which would represent his lowest total in 11 years. Any wistfulness about his previously steady production should be set aside; he looks like a player firmly on the decline.

Campbell was credited with an assist in Sunday's 6-4 victory over the Maple Leafs. The 35-year-old Campbell has been an important mentor to rookie blueliner Aaron Ekblad this season, but his offense has almost entirely dried up. The assist was his first point in seven games and his second over the Panthers' last 15 contests. He has just one goal on the season.

Campbell was able to notch an assist in Saturday's 3-2 shootout loss to the Predators. The assist gives him seven points (1G,6A) in the first 18 games of the season. After only putting two assists on the board in the month of October, he has had a solid month of November collecting one goal and four assists. Averaging 23:53 minutes of ice time per game ranks him 23rd in the NHL this season. Campbell will always produce the majority of his points on the power play which is good news for fantasy owners who are awarded extra points for special teams points. He is only owned in 17% of espn leagues, so if his play continues to improve don't be surprised to see him on someone else's roster instead of the waiver wire.

Campbell got on the scoresheet for the second straight game Sunday, contributing two assists in a blowout win over Anaheim. Is the slow start finally behind him? Campbell now has a goal and two assists, to go with a plus-3 rating in his last two games, after opening up the season with three points and a minus-8 rating in his first 13 games. Campbell is usually good for 40 points each season, so if he's on the waiver wire, grab him before your fellow fantasy owners realize he has started producing again.

Campbell notched his first goal of the season, and it came on the power play in Friday's 4-3 shootout loss to the Islanders. Although Campbell's goal was his first and only his fourth point of the season, he could be primed to break out anytime now. He played over 30 minutes in the loss Friday and a whopping six minutes on the power play. Because of the low point totals so far he might be available on the waiver wire and if not, he should be a perfect buy low candidate. Campbell is always around the 40 point mark every season and if he keeps playing the amount he has so far, expect the same type of output with a good chunk of those points coming from the power play.