Caufield had one shot on goal over 12:05 of ice time in Monday's 2-1 loss to Vancouver.

EDGE Analysis

Caufield, who averaged 15:32 of ice time in the first four games since being called up from AHL Laval, has seen his TOI drop to 11:25 over the last two games. Additionally, in the team's four minutes of power-play ice time Monday, he was on the ice for just 50 seconds while on the man advantage. Perhaps the decrease in usage was the result of some turnovers or poor decisions, but with a shakeup in the front office and a 6-16-2 record, one objective for the organization should be to develop younger talent like Caufield, whom RotoWire ranks as the No. 4 overall prospect.