Turris (shoulder) said after practice Monday that he's fine, indicating he'll be in the lineup Monday against the Red Wings, Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Turris left Saturday's game late in the third period with the issue, but returned to the ice for practice Monday. It appears he's no worse for the wear, and he'll center the top line for the Senaors alongside Mike Hoffman and Mark Stone.

Turris suffered a shoulder injury in the third period of Saturday's game against the Rangers, but was on the ice for morning skate Monday, the Ottawa Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Turris suffered the injury on a hit by Rangers forward Mats Zuccarello, but his presence at practice Monday bodes well for his availability Monday against the Red Wings. However, there should be an update on his status at some point confirming one way or the other.

Turris pushed his goal-scoring streak to four games by potting the winning tally 34 seconds into overtime Tuesday against Montreal.

EDGE Analysis

The rising star has collected five goals in that span. After putting up a career-high 64 points last year, the Sens' top-line center looks like he's poised to improve upon that. It's not unreasonable to expect 30 goals and 70 points from him by the time the dust settles on this season.

Turris scored his fifth goal of the year and added an assist in Wednesday's 5-4 shootout win over the visiting Flames.

EDGE Analysis

Turris is now up to 10 points in nine games this season, including a healthy 24 shots on goal. He normally forms one of the most dynamic young lines in the Eastern Conference with sophomores Mark Stone and Mike Hoffman (who has missed the last two games with a lower-body injury), and appears set to make a real run at besting his career-high 64 points from a year ago.

Turris has eight points in eight games so far, but has failed to register on the scoresheet three times during Ottawa's current four-game losing streak.

EDGE Analysis

At least the one time he got on the board, it was with two assists and a plus-3 rating, and that kind of thing goes a long way toward helping fantasy owners get over a couple ugly ones here and there. He's steadily improved his point-scoring rate for the entirety of his career, so while keeping up a point-per-game pace will be tough, Turris has quite a reasonable chance to improve on last season's 64-point output.

Turris picked up his third goal of the season in Saturday's win over Toronto. It came on the power play. He also tallied a power-play assist.

EDGE Analysis

Four points in two games -- could 70 be in his future? He's been in the league for so long, but he's only 26 and entering his prime.

Turris scored two goals Thursday, providing all the cushion needed to take home an Opening Night win over the Sabres.

EDGE Analysis

Turris started the scoring just 30 seconds in, and his second goal gave Craig Anderson and the Sens all the offense they needed. Linemates Mike Hoffman and Mark Stone both assisted on both markers, and that trio that should be in line for massive fantasy production this year.

Turris racked up four assists in Saturday's 5-4 preseason win over the Canadiens.

EDGE Analysis

Turris appears poised to continue to be a playmaker this season after tallying 24 goals and 40 assists in the 2014-15 campaign.

Turris picked up a power-play goal and 16 PIM in Wednesday's Game 1 against the Canadiens. After ending the regular season on a six-game, nine-point streak, Turris didn't waste much time picking up where he left off in the postseason opener. More surprising than the continued scoring were the four penalties Turris drew, after he accrued only 36 PIM during the regular season. The last three penalties were largely inconsequential, as they were are charged in the waning seconds of the third period when the outcome was already decided.

Turris scored a goal and handed out an assist Thursday in a 3-0 win over the Rangers. He combined with Clarke MacArthur on a pair of second-period goals 1:04 apart, which was all Andrew Hammond and the Sens needed against a first-place Rangers team whose priority was mostly avoiding injury. Turris is on a five-game point streak as the season winds down, with two goals, six assists and a plus-6 rating in that span.