Voracek picked up two helpers Monday in a 4-3 win over St. Louis.

EDGE Analysis

Things are finally turning around for the Czech winger, as he's officially on a five-game point streak in which he's amassed eight points. That's in an entirely different stratosphere than the 15 he put up in the 29 games prior, so it's a bit of a bummer that he'll have a full five days until the Flyers play again at Anaheim. Hopefully he doesn't cool off.

Voracek collected an assist in Thursday's 2-0 win over Vancouver.

EDGE Analysis

With five points in the last three games, owners will hope this is the turning point for Voracek. While his 20 points are respectable enough for 81st in the league, they're nowhere near his mark from last season, when he was at the top of the table.

Voracek had perhaps his best game of the year Tuesday, scoring his second goal of the season on a season-high seven shots and adding two assists in a 4-3 overtime win against Carolina.

EDGE Analysis

Well, this was a long time coming. A 22-goal, 81-point man last year, Voracek had just one goal in the first 30 games of 2015-16; despite that, the talented Czech winger's managed to rack up enough assists (18 now) that one nice little hot streak could make his stats look respectable in a hurry. Now that he's off the schneid, it wouldn't be surprising to see Voracek get red-hot and make up for lost time.

Voracek tallied two assists in Friday's 4-3 OT win over the Devils.

EDGE Analysis

Surprise, surprise -- both apples came on the power play, where nine of his 15 points have come this season. Voracek has been skating as part of the Flyers' bottom-six forward group for the last couple weeks, a stretch that has produced six assists in six games but no goals. Voracek's pace of 0.57 points per game is way off the mark of last year's 86-point campaign (1.46 points per game) and he hasn't quite looked like himself through this season's first two months, but owners have got to have faith that the former first-round pick will find a way to put the puck in the net more often. To date, he has just a single goal despite having thrown a whopping 77 shots on net.

Voracek notched two assists in Monday's 3-2 overtime win over Carolina.

EDGE Analysis

After being relegated to the fourth line, Voracek still ended up playing 16:29, and finished with two assists to give him 12 on the season. The Czech winger continues to pile on the assists, but has had a frustrating season so far with just one goal on 68 shots. He's talented and his historically inefficient pace shouldn't last long; fantasy owners should have faith he will turn it around soon.

Voracek skated on the fourth line in Monday's morning skate ahead of Philadelphia's game with Carolina, Bill Meltzer of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Voracek's nightmare season has continued, with coach Dave Hakstol now relegating him to the fourth line. After scoring 81 points last season, Voracek has only nine points in 20 games in 2015-16. Hakstol had showed patience with his star winger up until this point, but it now appears that he's had enough. Voracek is still a supremely-skilled player, so Hakstol will look for any justification to move Voracek back up the ladder and will continue to give him power play time.

Voracek picked up a pair of assists Tuesday -- one on the power play -- but was stopped in the shootout in a 3-2 loss to the Kings.

EDGE Analysis

With consecutive multi-point games, Voracek is finally showing positive signs after an uncharacteristically brutal start to the year. He's still got just the one goal, which he scored Saturday, but with 62 shots on net over 18 games, he's overdue to find some more twine. Even though Voracek's still short of double-digit points on the season, the buy-low window has probably already passed.

Voracek scored his first goal of the season in overtime Saturday to deliver a 3-2 win over Carolina. He also added an assist.

EDGE Analysis

He's had a horrific start to the season -- it took 17 games to tap the keg and he has just one goal and six assists overall. We just hope you had him active in your lineup. A lot of Voracek's owners have grown frustrated with his poor output to date and we wouldn't be surprised if some owners had him on the sidelines. Let's hope this is the start of something beautiful.

Voracek posted zeros in the points column in Thursday's 4-1 loss to the Devils.

EDGE Analysis

The top-tier winger took six shits and failed to connect on all of them. That's been a pattern this season: he's currently goalless despite taking 40 shots. With just three points in nine games, he's off to a slow start after posting a career-high 81 points last season. Still, it's only a matter of time before he breaks his slump and gets hot. Just make sure he's in your lineup when that happens.

Voracek picked up two assists in Wednesday's 5-4 OT win over the Bruins.

EDGE Analysis

He set up both of (surprise, surpise) Claude Giroux's goals in this one, including the overtime winner on the man advantage. Although Voracek has yet to score this year, he's earned a modest three assists and fired a ton of rubber on net (22 SOG) in six games, so we wouldn't count on this point-every-other-game pace continuing for long. With 81 points last season, the former seventh overall pick proved he's no joke, so make sure he's in your lineup at all times.