Labanc has eight points through 21 games this season.

EDGE Analysis

That's a pace of 0.38 points per game, which is nearly identical to his rookie campaign (20 in 55 contests). It's worth noting, though, that Labanc is averaging almost twice as much power-play time (2:04), which he's managed to translate into five points compared to just two last year. He's currently skating on the top man-advantage unit on Joe Thornton's right side with stars Joe Pavelski and Brent Burns manning the point, so those partaking in daily contests may want to check in on Labanc's price while he's receiving such a plum assignment.

Labanc was recalled from the San Jose Barracuda of the AHL on Sunday, Zachary DeVine of The Athletic San Francisco reports.

EDGE Analysis

During his week-long stay in the minors. Labanc managed a goal and four points in two games, impressing enough to earn himself a recall. With Labanc returning to the Sharks after having rediscovered some of his confidence in the AHL, head coach Peter DeBoer could elect to play Labanc in a top-six role, where he would be an attractive value play.

Labanc was reassigned to the San Jose Barracuda of the AHL on Sunday, Kevin Kurz of The Athletic Bay Area reports.

EDGE Analysis

After starting 2017-18 with three goals and six points from his first seven contests, the well went dry for Labanc in the next six games, when he tallied just a single assist. Despite the cold streak, it's somewhat surprising to see the New York native head to the minors after spending a solid chunk of the season skating on the team's top line and averaging 2:43 of power-play time on ice per game. That said, expect to see Labanc back with the big club some time in the near future.

Labanc tallied two goals, one on the power play, against the Flyers on Wednesday. He also had five shots on goal and six penalty minutes.

EDGE Analysis

As a rookie, Labanc tallied eight goals and 12 assists in 55 games. As such, this is certainly a surprising way for the season to start. The fact the 21-year-old played 2:18 on the power play is intriguing, and you may want to keep an eye on Labanc.

Labanc was sent down to AHL San Jose on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Labanc failed to get into the lineup during the first four games of the series and will rejoin the Barracuda who are looking to make a postseason run of their own. In 55 contests with the Sharks during the regular season, the 21-year-old tallied eight goals and 12 helpers and could get called back up soon.

Labanc was recalled from the San Jose Barracuda of the AHL on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

With fellow Shark Michael Haley being handed a one-game suspension Monday, the addition of Labanc will provide some added depth for the team. Labanc has already skated in 49 games for the Sharks in 2016-17, recording 19 points. Ahead of Tuesday's contest with the Rangers, head coach Peter DeBoer noted that his lineup would be decided at game time, so it's unclear if Labanc will see the ice during his recall.

Labanc was reassigned to AHL San Jose on Wednesday, Curtis Pashelka of the San Jose Mercury News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Apparently, Labanc will be deployed in the Baby Sharks' game against the Gulls in San Diego on Wednesday evening. The rookie has shown well in limited NHL action this season, having produced seven goals, 12 assists and a plus-9 rating -- while averaging 13:34 of ice time -- in 49 games. There's a chance that he returns to the big stage for Thursday's home tilt opposing the dangerous Capitals.

Labanc was called up to the Sharks on Friday, Kevin Kurz of CSN Bay Area reports.

EDGE Analysis

As expected, Labanc makes his return to the big club after getting some additional time in the minors during the team's bye week. The rookie winger seems to have a lot of talent and has also gained trust from the team, considering his average ice time has been steadily increasing and he's even seen significant time on the power play. This youngster is worth keeping an eye on.

Labanc was reassigned to AHL San Jose on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

The 21-year-old rookie has found success in his most recent stint with the Sharks, recording four points (all assists) in five games. Labanc is a skilled player who benefited from mostly playing on a line with Joe Thornton and Joe Pavelski. This roster move is a chance for Labanc to get some more on-ice work while the Sharks are off until Saturday. Expect him to be recalled before the team gets back to game action.

Labanc served up two assists in a 4-1 win against New Jersey on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

The rookie now has three assists in the two games since he was called up from the bus league. At 21 years old, Labanc was originally assigned to the minors because of a 14-game stint where he only tallied two assists -- so this productivity is unusual. Nevertheless, if a playoff contender like the Sharks are willing to invest in Labanc's potential, fantasy owners should definitely keep a close eye on the youngster.