DeBrusk led all Boston forwards in time on ice at 16:01, including spending over a minute on both the power play and penalty kill during Wednesday's 7-0 loss to the Capitals.

EDGE Analysis

DeBrusk saw extra time after Brad Marchand was ejected from the game in the third period, but only managed one shot and one hit over the course of the game. DeBrusk is expected to a big contributor to the Bruins offense after his rookie season saw him post 16 goals and 43 points over 70 games.

DeBrusk (illness) returned to the bench for the third period, Dan Rosen of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Despite initial indications that DeBrusk wouldn't return for the third period, the winger was back on the ice and even scored a second goal once he hit the ice.

DeBrusk was not on the bench for the start of the third period due to illness against Calgary on Wednesday, John Shannon of Sportsnet reports.

EDGE Analysis

DeBrusk left the game during the second period with an upset stomach, which will no doubt be a relief for fantasy owners. While the illness could keep the winger out of Saturday's matchup with Detroit, it's unlikely to affect him long term.

DeBrusk provided the game-winning goal in the shootout Saturday, helping the Bruins to a 4-3 shootout win over the Flames to open the 2018 O.R.G NHL China Games.

EDGE Analysis

DeBrusk enthralled the crowd in Shenzhen, China, which -- along with Beijing, where these two teams will play Wednesday -- is an intriguing market for the NHL. There were concerns about DeBrusk after he sustained an AC joint sprain during the 2018 playoffs, but not only did he play both series for the B's in the postseason, DeBrusk proved in the preseason opener that he's healthy. The 2015 first-round (14th) overall pick ended the game in the fourth round of the shootout with a simple-looking goal on the stick side of Jon Gillies.

Head coach Bruce Cassidy expects DeBrusk (shoulder) to be fully recovered in time for training camp, Conor Ryan of MassLive reports.

EDGE Analysis

DeBrusk suffered an AC joint sprain in the second round of last year's playoffs -- prior to going down, DeBrusk had racked up eight points in 12 playoff games. The 21-year old winger impressed in his rookie season, posting 43 points in 70 games. Expect him to improve on those numbers in 2018-19, especially if he remains part of the Bruins power-play equation.

DeBrusk suffered an AC joint sprain in his shoulder during the second-round of the NHL playoffs.

EDGE Analysis

The 21-year-old winger will now have the offseason to recover well in time for the start of the 2018-19 campaign. In his first NHL season, DeBrusk logged 16 goals and 43 points in 70 games, displaying poise and potential that foreshadows improved numbers down the road. A hard-driving style and willingness to shoot are DeBrusk's calling cards and he'll be in the mix to secure top-six work up front for the Bruins next season.

As expected, DeBrusk (undisclosed) will be in the lineup for Friday's Game 4 against Tampa Bay, NHL.com's Dan Rosen reports.

EDGE Analysis

DeBrusk was previously considered a game-time decision for Friday evening's contest, but the 21-year-old winger has evidently already been given the green light more than an hour prior to pregame warmups. DeBrusk, who's notched six goals and eight points in 10 games this postseason, will skate in his usual spot on the Bruins' second line and second power-play unit Friday.

DeBrusk (undisclosed) is considered a game-time decision for Friday night's playoff game against the Lightning.

EDGE Analysis

Brad Marchand is also in the same situation, with both players having been given maintenance days Thursday. "They have some nicks," coach Bruce Cassidy noted Friday morning, "I believe they will play." Through 10 postseason contests overall, DeBrusk has tallied six goals and eight points. At times, the 21-year-old has been one of the Bruins' most effective playoff performers, but he's been held without a point over his last two outings against Tampa Bay.

DeBrusk scored two goals, including the game winner, in a 7-4 win over the Maple Leafs in Wednesday's Game 7.

EDGE Analysis

DeBrusk was consistent through this series, as he notched a point in six of the seven games. However, this was his first multi-point game of the series, and it came at a great time. The rookie started 70.0 percent of his shifts in the offensive zone this season, which is certainly helpful when it comes to racking up fantasy points.

DeBrusk scored his third goal of the series in Monday's 3-1 loss to the Maple Leafs in Game 6.

EDGE Analysis

He's found the scoresheet in five of six games against Toronto this postseason, but DeBrusk has yet to manage a multi-point performance and he's only taken six shots in total. In fact, his main contribution has come via his physical play -- with three hits Monday, the 21-year-old has 19 in the series. Expect him to continue punishing the opposition in Game 7 on Wednesday back in Boston.