Perry recorded his sixth and seventh points of the playoffs -- both assists -- in Wednesday's Game 4 win over the Jets. The good times keep on rollin' for the Canadian, who now sits on seven points in four playoff games. Unfortunately for Perry owners, his Ducks are done for the time being as they handled the Jets in a four-game sweep. Perry will have an opportunity to add to his point total in the second round against either the Flames or the Canucks.

Perry scored his third goal of the playoffs in Monday's Game 3 win in Winnipeg. Perry continued his strong start to the playoffs, building on his four-point effort in Game 1. Perry now has five points in three playoff games. Leaving him in a tie for the playoff scoring lead.

Perry scored a power-play goal and a shorthanded goal, then added a power-play assist -- all in the third period of Thursday's Game 1 comeback win against the Jets. Anaheim entered the third down 2-1, but Perry went to work right away, scoring a goal 1:09 into the final frame, then adding the other two points in the latter portion of the period. Although he had a down year, with only 55 points in 67 games, Perry elevated his game when he needed to in this one, and he should be one of the better point producers in the playoffs this year.

Perry scored in the last minute of the third to send Thursday's game against the Bruins to overtime. He struggled throughout the early part of March with just four points in the first nine games, but has bounced back nicely with four goals and an assist in his last five. Perry is heating up at just the right time for the Ducks.

Perry potted a pair of goals and recorded eight shots on goal in Sunday's lopsided loss to the Rangers. Perry has now scored in back-to-back games, giving him 31 goals on the season -- ninth most in the NHL. He also hit the 50-point mark Sunday for the seventh time in his 10-season NHL career. The 29-year-old is one of the most lethal scorers around and should be in your lineup every game.

Perry scored the overtime winner for his club Friday night against Colorado. Perry has been quiet recently, this being only his fourth point in the month of March. He's certainly not going to have a career year in any category this season, but his 48 points are still good enough for second on the Ducks. Perry remains a solid fantasy option.

Perry tallied a goal and an assist in Sunday's win over the Stars. The points give Perry 45 points on the season. Despite missing 15 of his team's 64 games this season, Perry is only second to linemate Ryan Getzlaf in team scoring.

Perry scored his 25th and 26th goals of the season Friday night against the Kings. The goals couldn't have come at a better time for the Ducks. Perry scored the eventual game-winner and the empty-netter to ice the game in the third, capping off a massive third period comeback win. The goals ended a five game drought for Perry, in which he was only able to tally one assist.

Perry potted his 24th goal of the season and had a game-high 10 shots on goal in Sunday's loss to Washington.Perry's been rolling of late, recording five goals and eight points in his last seven games. His 24 goals are 10th most in the NHL, while his plus-16 rating ranks him among the league's top-25 leaders. Producing at a point-per-game pace and contributing in almost every fantasy category, Perry is a must-start every game.

Perry delivered an assist in Sunday's loss to the Lightning.Perry now has at least one point in five straight games. He's a perennial star and health permitting, the Canadian could find himself in the 60-65 point range this campaign, despite being limited to 39 games so far.