Devin Setoguchi has 15 points in his last 17 games. Setoguchi started off slowly with only two points in first 10 games, both assists. He now has nine goals, including three on the power play and should be rostered in deeper pools at this time.

Devin Setoguchi potted Minnesota's only goal in a 2-1 loss Anaheim Tuesday. His sixth goal was scored on a Wild power play to open the scoring. Matt Cullen and Tom Gilbert picked up assists on Setoguchi's marker.

Devin Setoguchi registered two assists on Thursday. Setoguchi has a goal and four points in his last four games. This has been a particularly rough season for him, but he's looked much better as February dragged on and might be worth taking a chance on at this point.

Devin Setoguchi avoided a suspension for his crosscheck on Kyle Quincey in Sunday's game. Setoguchi was fined $8,108.11 by the league for the high stick under the league's policy for first-time offenders. He has limited fantasy value in most formats, so this is more of an FYI than anything else.

Devin Setoguchi will have a chat with the NHL on Tuesday following his crosscheck on Kyle Quincey Sunday. Setoguchi received a double minor for the hit and a conference call with disciplinary head Brendan Shanahan. Setoguchi has never been disciplined by the NHL so he could escape without punishment for this incident. Stay tuned.

Devin Setoguchi capitalized on the powerplay in Minnesota's 2-1 loss to Vancouver on Tuesday night. Setoguchi is off to a pretty rough start this season. His goal tonight extends his mini-point streak to three games. However, has just five points in 13 games. Setoguchi is averaging just under 15 minutes of ice-time per game, the lowest total since his rookie season in 2007-2008.

Devin Setoguchi's first goal of the season, an overtime winner to beat the Predators, helped atone for an earlier misstep. Setoguchi picked up a four-minute double-minor for high-sticking early in the third period, but thanks to some solid goaltending by Niklas Backstrom, the team was able to kill off the disadvantage. "Give it to our [penalty kill] and definitely Backy for holding us in there," Setoguchi said. "It's a long four minutes. It probably felt like 12 sitting in the penalty box." The important goal may be just what the doctor ordered to get the sniper back on track for the season.

Devin Setoguchi scored his first goal of the season in overtime to give the Minnesota Wild a 2-1 victory. Setoguchi entered the game with two assists and 13 shots on goal in 10 contests this season and had been demoted to the fourth line recently. It's nice to see him break out of his slump, but we still don't recommend owning him in most formats. Cal Clutterbuck also scored for the Wild and Ryan Suter assisted on both goals.

Devin Setoguchi will start Thursday's game on the fourth line. Setoguchi has no goals and just 11 shots on goal in nine games this season. His time on the fourth line should be short, but he has no fantasy value in standard leagues at this time.

Devin Setoguchi is one of four players who could be a healthy scratch Monday. Setoguchi has yet to score this season after popping 19 last year. "We went into this season counting on him to score goals and create offense for us and to use his speed and to be strong on pucks," coach Mike Yeo said. "He's not the only one. There's some other people that aren't performing probably to the level we need them to. So this is the decision we take going into [Monday's] game, and we'll be ready to make new ones again after that." Others being considered to sit are Mikael Granlund, Zenon Konopka and Darroll Powe.