McDavid was the fastest skater at the NHL Skills Competition on Saturday for the second year in a row.

EDGE Analysis

McDavid has now won the prestigious title in back-to-back seasons. He became the first to accomplish the feat after besting Lightning forward Brayden Point with a time of 13.454 seconds. Although McDavid wasn't as fast as last year (13.310 seconds), he still gets to return to Edmonton with bragging rights and the $25,000 cash prize. The 21-year-old phenom also placed third in the Puck Control Relay with a time of 29.220 seconds.

McDavid collected an assist, racked up 10 PIM, had a game-high seven takeaways and scored the shootout winner Thursday against the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

It was an eventful night for the young phenom, who was furious after he set up Ryan Strome for a goal in overtime only to have it taken away by a questionable goaltender interference ruling. After then scoring in the shootout, McDavid gestured to the ref to "check upstairs" and was assessed a ten-minute misconduct for abuse of officials. He won't face any further discipline, but it was clear McDavid wasn't happy with the officiating. The 21-year-old was flying in the victory and played 4:08 of the five-minute 3-on-3 overtime. The youngster heads into the All-Star break with seven points in his last six games, giving him 15 goals and 54 points in 49 games on the season.

McDavid notched an assist in Saturday's 5-2 victory over the Canucks.

EDGE Analysis

McDavid has now tallied 53 points in 47 games in 2017-18. While the fact that he has only found the back of the net once in his last 11 contests is concerning, the 21-year-old phenom remains a threat to register multiple points every night he is on the ice.

McDavid has been named to his second-consecutive All Star game according to NHL.com

EDGE Analysis

McDavid is the fan-elected captain of the Pacific Division All Stars. With 15 goals and 37 assists this season, the former first-round pick is on pace to finish slightly under his 100-point total from 2016-17. However, McDavid remains a matchup-proof play in all formats.

McDavid (foot) shook off any signs of rust, hitting a pair of helpers during a 4-3 loss to Winnipeg.

EDGE Analysis

The Christmas break allowed McDavid a couple extra days off, and he seems to have put them to good use. He looked much like the star he's proven he can be, and he's scored five points in his past three games. Now that it's confirmed the injury wasn't serious, leave him in your lineup as long as he's skating.

McDavid (foot) will play Wednesday against Winnipeg, Jack Michaels of the Oilers Radio Network reports.

EDGE Analysis

McDavid is likely still dealing with some soreness after blocking a slap shot with his foot during Saturday's 4-1 win over Montreal, but there was little doubt that he'd be available for Wednesday's contest once his post-game x-rays came back negative. The 20-year-old superstar will slot into his usual role skating on the Oilers' first line and top power-play unit against the Jets.

McDavid blocked a shot with his foot Saturday and left the ice, unable to put any weight on his leg, reports CBC's Hockey Night in Canada.

EDGE Analysis

He was up high and took the force of a near-100 mph slapper off his foot. It looked bad, but x-rays came back negative, reports Jason Gregor of TSN1260. He had already scored a goal and assist prior to the injury.

McDavid registered a goal, three assists, and a power-play assist during Tuesday's 7-2 rout over the Blue Jackets.

EDGE Analysis

The 20-year-old phenom continues to rack up the points and now stands at 12 goals and 39 points in just 31 games -- a pace that would eclipse his totals from last season's Art Ross Trophy-winning campaign. Make sure he's in your lineup every night.

McDavid extended his point streak to four games and five points (one goal, four assists) with two helpers in Saturday's 6-2 victory over Montreal.

EDGE Analysis

McDavid is what he is -- a complete stud. His 35 points (29 games) put him in the NHL's top-10 scorers and project to another 100-point season.

McDavid (illness) was back on the ice for practice Tuesday, Ryan Rishaug of TSN.ca reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fantasy owners can rest easy now that McDavid has returned to practice following a brief one-day absence. The center appears to be healthy and ready to go for Wednesday's tilt against the Flyers. If the Oilers are going to jump start their season, they will need McDavid firing on all cylinders and putting the team on his shoulders.