Soderberg assisted on the Bruins' only goal in Tuesday's 2-1 shootout loss to the Sabres. Soderberg, who had gone six games without a point, has not scored a goal since Jan. 17, a 24-game span. Overall, Soderberg has notched 10 markers and 36 points in 70 games to date, which puts him behind last season's scoring pace (16/32/48 in 73 games). While the big center has good instincts on offense and is certainly capable of heating up down the stretch, or in the playoffs, Soderberg's 2014-15 numbers could hamper his chances of cashing in big, assuming he hits free agency this coming offseason.

Soderberg assisted on the Bruins' lone goal and attempted five shots in Tuesday's loss to the Canucks. Soderberg found new linemate Daniel Paille for the tally just 65 seconds into the contest, but that would be the extent of the team's scoring on the night. The Swedish center has surpassed his average ice time in each of the last three games with David Krejci unavailable, but it might not be enough to permanently ignite him. The assist he picked up Tuesday was only his second point of the month, spanning 10 games.

Soderberg accrued an assist in Saturday's win over the Kings. Soderberg has done well to avoid any expected scoring slumps this season, but he hasn't really sent fantasy players scrambling to the waiver wire to add him, either. That said, his production (32 points, plus-9 rating over 50 games) still plays in mid-sized or deeper leagues.

Soderberg notched an unassisted goal in Thursday's 3-0 win over New Jersey. With 28 points in 42 games to date, Soderberg, who took a team-high six shots in the contest, is currently second in scoring on the Bruins, behind Patrice Bergeron. Now in the last season of his three-year contract with the Bruins, Soderberg -- who is set to earn $1,000,000 in 2014-15 -- is on track for a significant raise once he signs his next NHL deal.

Soderberg collected one goal and one assist in Wednesday's 4-3 shootout loss to the Maple Leafs. The center notched his second straight multi-point game, and now has eight goals and 20 assists in 38 games this season to go along with his plus-9 rating.

Soderberg put home a goal and tacked on two assists Monday in a win over Detroit. On of the helpers came on an empty-netter, but no complaints here. Soderberg had gone two in a row without finding the scoresheet, but nonetheless has compiled seven points over his last six games.

Soderberg picked up a goal and an assist in Wednesday's 3-2 overtime win over the Wild. Soderberg kicked off the scoring with a wrist shot just five minutes into the game, and eventually picked up an assist on the overtime game-winner as well. He now has six goals and 15 assists on the season to go along with a plus-6 rating.

Soderberg (illness) returned to practice on Wednesday. Soderberg missed Tuesday's practice with a virus, but his return to the ice Wednesday puts the center -- who has yet to miss a game this season -- on track to play Thursday against Chicago. Soderberg is second on the Bruins in scoring, with 18 points in 28 contests to date.

Soderberg (illness) missed practice Tuesday. Soderberg is thus in the day-to-day category in advance of Thursday's game against Chicago. While he slots in as the Bruins' second-leading scorer (5-1318 in 28 games), the last time Soderberg notched a goal was back on Nov. 10.

Soderberg collected a pair of helpers and was credited with four shots on goal in Friday's win over the Jets. The good times continue to roll for Soderberg, who now has five goals and 12 assists in 24 games on the season. Skating on the second line and playing on the power play, Soderberg is well on his way to a potential 20-goal, 50-point campaign in his third NHL season.