Voracek scored a power-play goal and added an assist in Saturday's loss to the Rangers. Voracek has been a points-machine this season, and he made up for yesterday's zeros by adding two points today. That gives him 32 for the season. He'll face a mediocre San Jose defense on Tuesday, but he's a go regardless of the opponent.

Voracek picked up two assists Saturday against Columbus. He now has 29 points on the season, a tally that leads the league. How good has he been this season? Well, he's been held off the board just twice -- yes, twice -- in 19 games. No-one can honestly say they foresaw this type of outburst, but that's OK -- his owners will take it any way.

Voracek's point streak stands at 10 games and 19 points, including 14 assists, after he set up two goals in Philadelphia's loss to Montreal on Saturday night. And with that comes the NHL scoring lead. Who would have thought? This guy is having an outstanding season. Use and abuse.

Voracek recorded a power-play goal and added an assist in Friday's loss to Columbus. It's Jakub Voracek's world, and we're all just living in it. The 25-year is now riding a nine-game point streak, compiling five goals and 17 points in that span. Voracek leads the NHL with 16 even-strength points and is tied with Phil Kessel for most multi-point games this season (8). The top-line winger is showing no signs of slowing down and is now second in NHL scoring with 24 points. Give yourself a pat on the back if you took Voracek in your draft this year.

Voracek delivered a three-assist game Saturday and in doing so, he extended his point streak to eight games and 15 points (four goals, 11 assists). He has a whopping 22 points in 14 games this season. He entered play Saturday tied with Sid the Kid in the scoring chase, but left trailing by two points. But still -- that's damn fine for a winger whose best point-per-game pace came during the lockout (46 in 48). Use him well.

Voracek scored a goal to push his point streak to seven games and 12 points in Thursday's 4-1 win over the Panthers. Voracek has simply been aflame to start this season, and there's no reason to think he'll slow down. We've always known he has all the talent in the world, and at age 25, he's showing us the best of it.

Voracek scored the first two goals of Tuesday's contest against Edmonton, and the second one held up as the game-winner. He also went plus-2 with two PIM. All Voracek's done all year so far is pour in the offense, and things were no different Tuesday. He's got points in six consecutive games, and five of those have been multi-point efforts. A career year and official star status seem to be in the works.

Voracek stretched his point streak to five games and nine points, including eight assists, when he posted a helper in Saturday's loss to the Panthers. He's tied with the Bolts' Tyler Johnson for the league lead in helpers and has 16 points in 11 games. He won't stay at his current 120-point pace, but he could easily deliver 75-80. Take advantage.

Voracek scored a goal and added an assist Thursday against Tampa Bay, giving him two points for the fourth consecutive game. Yep, that's called being red-hot. Voracek has only failed to hit the scoresheet one time so far this year, and with an impressive 15 points in 10 games, it's looking like he could blow last year's career-best 62 points out of the water. He's always had point-per-game talent.

Voracek was active in the offensive zone Tuesday against the Kings, putting five shots on goal and netting a pair of assists. That makes three consecutive two-assist games for Voracek. He's been on the scoresheet in eight of nine games this year, and this hot start has us thinking of him as a possible career-year candidate.