Gaudreau scored a goal and added an assist in Monday's 5-3 win over the Stars. His second-period tally -- his 22nd of the season -- held up as the game-winner. With the two points, the rookie has officially cracked the 60-point barrier in what has been a fantastic debut campaign.

Gaudreau dished out two assists -- one on the man advantage -- and capped the scoring with a power-play goal Thursday in a 4-1 win over Philadelphia. He went plus-2 on the evening. After seeing a six-game point streak come to an abrupt end with two straight games off the scoresheet, Gaudreau bounced right back, as he has all year. The New Jersey native may be undersized, but he's supremely talented and he's done a great job staying healthy in the rough-and-tumble NHL. They call him Johnny Hockey for a reason.

Gaudreau scored his 19th goal of the season and added two helpers in Friday's 6-3 doubling up of the Leafs. Johnny Hockey's point streak is now at six consecutive games, a span that has featured four goals, five assists, a plus-7 rating and 16 SOG. The kid is absolute cash right now and is ripping things up on Calgary's top line alongside Jiri Hudler and Sean Monahan, and they've collectively racked up an insane 30 points (not a typo) over those six games.

Gaudreau found the back of the net twice in Wednesday's 6-3 win over the visiting Ducks. Johnny Hockey has caught fire yet again, as he's not rattled off six points over a five-game point streak. The pair of goals bring him to 18 on the season, and gets him to the 50-point plateau -- three back of the Predators' Filip Forsberg for the rookie scoring lead. With a favorable matchup against the lowly Leafs coming up on Friday, Gaudreau will have a good chance at extending his point streak to six games.

Gaudreau scored his first goal since Jan. 27 on Thursday in a 4-3 shootout win against Boston. Gaudreau had a terrific first half of the season but has slowed a bit over the last month. That being said, he does have two points in two March games and seems to be playing well again. He may be primed for a solid stretch run as the Flames shoot for a playoff berth.

Gaudreau notched an assist in Tuesday's win over the Flyers. While it was nice to see Gaudreau get back in the scoring column after a three-game scoring drought, his lack of goal production has been troubling. He failed to find the net at all in February, and though he offset it to a degree with seven assists, he submitted a minus-10 rating for the month. Gaudreau seems to be hitting the proverbial rookie wall, and it might be wise to keep him parked on the bench until he gets rolling again.

Gaudreau tallied an assist and earned the first four penalty minutes of his career in Monday's 4-3 win over the Bruins.It took 57 games, but Gaudreau finally earned his first trip to the penalty box on a double minor for high-sticking. We've become much more accustomed to seeing Gaudreau as a setup man, as he's collected assists in four straight games. It matches a season-long point streak for the rookie, who has achieved the feat on three other occasions.

Gaudreau found Jiri Hudler on a power-play opportunity in Monday's win over the Sharks, claiming his 25th assist of the season.The pocket-sized forward hasn't scored in six games, but has helped his cause with three assists during that time. With 40 points in 53 games, Gaudreau trails only the Preds' Filip Forsberg (48 points) in rookie scoring.

Gaudreau pushed his point streak to three games by scoring goals on both of his shots -- one on the power play -- Tuesday against Buffalo. An efficient game for Gaudreau, who has a four-game streak if you include the All-Star Game. But we don't, of course. He just keeps looking better and better, and is on pace to easily hit 60 points while playing the least-physical hockey in the league -- the rookie hasn't taken a penalty in his 48 career NHL games, and he just five hits all year.

Gaudreau notched an assist in Wednesday's 6-3 loss to the Ducks. Gaudreau has just one goal in January, but he's buoyed his value by helping out with regularity, contributing assists in four of his last five games. He still ended up finishing with a season-best seven shots in Wednesday's game against the Ducks, so expect the goals to return for him in the second half.