Gaudreau tallied his 19th assist of the season in a 1-0 blanking of the Canucks on Saturday. Gaudreau remains in the Calder Trophy hunt, as he is up to 32 points in 42 games. He has seen few scoring droughts throughout the season, and has been everything Calgary hoped for and more heading into the campaign.

Gaudreau broke a shutout for the Islanders' Jaroslav Halak late in Friday's game, but it wouldn't be enough as the Flames fell 2-1. Gaudreau's tally came with less than four minutes remaining in regulation, sparking what looked like was another potential late-game comeback for the Flames. Nonetheless, the flashy rookie now has goals in four of his last six games, finding twine seven times during that span, and is up to 13 on the year to go with 18 assists, an impressive plus-11 rating and 77 SOG. He's a must own in all but the very shallowest of formats and will garner seriously Calder Trophy consideration should he be able to produce points regularly as the season marches on.

Gaudreau continued to sizzle Saturday night against the Oilers, netting two goals -- including the game-winner -- in the Flames' 4-1 victory. The goals came just 16 seconds apart of each other in the first period, as Gaudreau found himself wide open in space and was able to beat fellow goaltender twice on one-on-one matchups. Johnny Hockey now has an impressive six goals in his last three games, drawing within five points of the Preds' Filip Forsberg for the rookie scoring lead.

Gaudreau shot the lights out Monday, potting three goals in a row for his first career hat trick in a 4-3 OT win over the Kings. The rookie single-handedly erased a three-goal deficit for the Flames, with two of the goals dramatically coming in the last three minutes of regulation. Gaudreau also finished the game with an impressive plus-3 rating and seven shots on goal in 19:58 of ice time. He heads into the Christmas break having posted an impressive 27 points -- ten of them goals -- in 35 games this season.

Gaudreau potted his seventh goal of the season in Saturday's loss to the Canucks. With seven goals and 24 points in 32 games, Gaudreau has been a fantasy gem in his first full NHL season. Skating on the second line, the 21-year-old could reach the 60-point mark in 2014-15. Although the Flames have lost seven straight, Gaudreau is worth a look, as he has been remarkably consistent since late-November, never going more than three games without appearing on the scoresheet.

Gaudreau was the lone Flame to light the lamp in a 3-1 loss to Pittsburgh on Friday. Gaudreau has been as good as advertised this season, putting up 22 points in 31 games. The rookie has five points in six December games and will be a fantasy force for years to come.

Gaudreau potted a third-period goal but the Flames fell to the Sharks 3-2 on Saturday. Gaudreau has surpassed even the highest of expectations this season, with five goals and 16 assists in 27 games. He's been a constant fantasy force this season and is invaluable in keeper leagues.

Gaudreau handed out a pair of assists and went plus-2 in Tuesday's win over Arizona. That't consecutive two-point contests for the hotshot rookie, who now has 19 points and a plus-11 rating in 25 games. It already looks like the race for this season's Calder Trophy has been narrowed to Gaudreau and the Preds' Filip Forsberg.

Gaudreau scored his fourth goal of the season, had an assist, and was credited with a team-high five shots on goal in Saturday's win over Arizona. The 21-year-old youngster continues to deliver this season, recording four goals and 17 points in 24 games, to go with an impressive plus-9 rating. Skating on the second line with the red-hot Jiri Hudler, Gaudreau is worth a look right now, especially if you're in a deeper format. The rookie is on track to notch 50 points in his first full season in the NHL.

Gaudreau supplied a goal and an assist while skating to a plus-2 rating in Saturday's 6-4 win over the Panthers. The rookie just keeps rolling along, as he now has 12 points in 15 games. He's one of the smallest players in the league and is still green to NHL hockey, but Gaudreau has terrific pedigree and should have a good chance at maintaining this pace of production all season long. As long as the surprising Flames don't regress too much from their current high-scoring ways, of course.