Dvorak recorded a goal and an assist in Thursday's 4-3 loss to the Blackhawks.

EDGE Analysis

Both of Dvorak's points came in a two-minute span during the second period. His goal broke a 13-game drought over which the rookie had also managed to rack up just one assist. The 2014 second-rounder has been a disappointment offensively, but continues to get plenty of ice time. His 16:36 here put Dvorak over the 16:30 mark for the fifth time in the past six games.

Dvorak enters the All-Star break with just four goals, 13 points and 36 shots over 44 games.

EDGE Analysis

The rookie has seen opportunities to shine and has started 55.0 percent of his five-on-five shifts in the offensive zone. However, an over-the-hill Shane Doan and now-demoted Anthony Duclair have been his two most frequent linemates, so it's still far too early to judge Dvorak's game. One bright spot is that Dvorak did show some chemistry with Max Domi, and the Coyotes are assembling a lot of talented youngsters, so there is still long-term upside here. You can probably forget about Dvorak in 2016-17, though.

Dvorak scored a goal and added an assist through just 9:20 of ice time during Monday's loss to Calgary.

EDGE Analysis

The future is bright for Dvorak, and Monday represented a glimpse of his fantasy upside. However, with just on goal, three assists and four shots through his past nine games, Dvorak isn't moving the needle enough offensively to be a reliable fantasy asset. He's best left to deep keeper/dynasty settings at this point. You'll still want to keep tabs on Dvorak, though, because an uptick in ice time in a scoring role could elevate his fantasy stock.

Dvorak potted his second goal of the season Wednesday, though Arizona ended up with a 4-1 home loss to the Canucks.

EDGE Analysis

The rookie's tally was pretty slick, as he perfectly timed a shot from Anthony DeAngelo for a deflection that bounced into the cage. Dvorak is lauded for his competitiveness and anticipation within the attacking zone, traits that were on full display in this latest contest. It will be fun to watch him grow as Arizona's second-round (58th overall) in 2014.

The Coyotes recalled Dvorak from AHL Tuscon on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

The Coyotes put Brad Richardson, who is in danger of missing the rest of the season with a broken leg, on injured reserve in a corresponding move Saturday, so Dvorak may be in line for an extended stay in the NHL. The 20-year-old winger has tallied five points (one goal, four assists) while averaging 14:45 of ice time over 12 games with the 'Yotes this season, and could slot into the lineup as soon as Saturday against San Jose.

Dvorak was sent back down to the minors Tuesday, Sarah McLellan of the Arizona Republic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Dvorak's reassignment could mean that Martin Hanzal (lower body) is close to returning as the Yotes need to clear a roster spot before taking Hanzal off injured reserve. Unfortunately for Dvorak owners, the center's status will likely not become solidified until the team decides whether or not to send Dylan Strome back to juniors. When with Arizona, Dvorak has garnered one goal and four assists while averaging 14:45 of ice time per night.

Just called back from the minors earlier in the day, Dvorak enjoyed 15:20 of ice time and potted his first NHL goal in Thursday's shootout win over Nashville.

EDGE Analysis

He didn't even have a chance to play an AHL game before getting called back thanks to a couple injuries in Arizona's forward ranks. As perhaps the most lethal scorer in the OHL for the past two seasons, the 20-year-old Dvorak seems ready to make a full-time transition to the big leagues; however, he's stuck in a numbers game right now, so his immediate future hinges on the prognoses of Martin Hanzal and Tobias Rieder's lower-body injuries as well as the team's upcoming NHL-or-juniors decision regarding Dylan Strome.

Dvorak was called up from the minors Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Dvorak gets brought back to the NHL following injuries to Martin Hanzal (lower body) and Tobias Rieder (lower body). If either of those two is unable to go against Nashville on Thursday, the 20-year-old could slot back into the lineup. In his previous seven appearances, the winger tallied three assists, including one on the man advantage. Dvorak's fate in the majors this year is likely tied to the team's decision on whether to send Dylan Strome back to juniors before he hits the 10-game mark.

Dvorak was sent down to the minors Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Dvorak has three assists through seven games this season, but is still looking for that first NHL goal. By sending the 20-year-old to Tucson, Dylan Strome figures to see an uptick in play time. It is likely the two players' fates are tied as the team will likely just keep one in the majors and give the other one time to develop.

Dvorak registered an assist during the game against the Flyers on Thursday, but he also played a season-low 8:01.

EDGE Analysis

After averaging 15:58 per night over his first five games of the year, Dvorak saw his ice time cut significantly Thursday. Additionally, no Coyote played fewer minutes. The rookie has three helpers on the season, and his future is bright, but Dvorak needs a bigger and more consistent role to be a reliable fantasy contributor in 2016-17.