Spezza picked up two assists in 17:55 of ice time in Thursday's win over the Predators.

EDGE Analysis

That's back-to-back to games with points for Spezza, who is up to 28 points in 39 games on the year. His role on the first power-play unit and 117 shots on goal make him worth owning in almost all fantasy formats. With 13 goals on the season, the second-line center is a strong offensive contributor on a Stars team leading the Western Conference in points.

Spezza had an assist and six shots in the Stars' loss to Columbus on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Spezza continues to be a bit inconsistent, but he's producing and putting up shots. His 115 shots on the season ranks 14th in the NHL, even with Spezza regularly seeing games where he's playing around 15-17 minutes. He's averaging 16:50 of ice time this season, the lowest he's seen since the 2003-04 season.

Spezza scored his 12th goal of the season and had two assists in Saturday's win over Montreal.

EDGE Analysis

A much-needed offensive outburst from the second-line center, who had managed just one assist in his previous six games. Spezza now has 23 points in 33 games on the season and has fired 102 shots on goal -- 15th most in the NHL. Considering he plays alongside Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn on the power play, expect him to keep piling up points. The Stars are leading the NHL with 50 points, and production from their key offensive weapons such as Spezza, is a big reason why.

Spezza didn't get a point on the board in Tuesday's 5-1 win over the Blue Jackets.

EDGE Analysis

That stretches Spezza's goalless streak to five games. On this dynamic offense, he'll rebound, but it's frustrating to watch.

Spezza fired five shots at Edmonton's Anders Nilsson on Friday, but wasn't able to solve him in a 2-1 OT loss.

EDGE Analysis

Despite his best efforts, Spezza didn't get any points on the board, snapping a two-game goal streak for the Toronto-native. With 11 goals and eight assists, he is slightly behind last season's point pace.

Spezza ripped a power-play goal past Ryan Miller in Friday's win over the Canucks.

EDGE Analysis

It was a laser from Spezza, who also had five shots in the victory. The former Senator is heating up on the second line, having scored a goal in four of his last six games. Considering he's got 17 points in 23 games and is skating on the first power-play unit with Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn, there is no reason he can't continue to find twine at a decent rate.

In Friday's win over the Caps, Spezza scored the game-winner for the second game in a row.

EDGE Analysis

Spezza is on a three-game goal streak and has fired off 14 shots in those games. He's been playing out of his mind, even if he's playing less than 17 minutes pretty consistently.

Spezza was held without a point for the fourth straight game on Thursday, adding four shots in just 14:10 of ice time.

EDGE Analysis

Spezza hasn't scored in four games despite firing off 15 shots in that time. The points are bound to come. He's getting the shots and still playing on the team's top power play unit. Right now is not the time for panic.

Spezza picked up two assists -- one on the power play -- in Tuesday's 5-3 win over the Bruins.

EDGE Analysis

Spezza is really starting to benefit from playing with Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn, as the two lead the NHL in scoring with 20 points each. The Stars top-line right wing has five goals and 12 points in 13 games.

Spezza had an assist, a shot and 18:44 of ice time in Thursday's overtime win against the Canucks.

EDGE Analysis

That apple keeps Spezza at a point per game pace with five goals and five assists in 10 games. He's also averaging 3.4 shots per game. It's hard to ask much more of the 32-year-old second-line center.