Turris tallied the game-tying goal as well as an assist Thursday in a shootout loss to Pittsburgh. He finished the evening plus-2.Turris has found the scoresheet three times in his last four games, although that other game was a minus-4 debacle against Columbus. Nonetheless, he's been a decent complementary scorer for deeper fantasy formats.

Turris netted his 10th goal of the season in Thursday's 2-1 loss to the Capitals. The goal was Turris' first in over a month, and his five shot attempts on the evening were his most in a game since Jan. 6. He hasn't helped his cause by picking up only three assists in his last 12 games, which has allowed Mika Zibanejad to surpass him on the depth chart as the Sens' top-line center. Perhaps Thursday's solid performance will get Turris back on track.

Turris picked up an assist in Tuesday's 3-2 overtime loss to the Rangers. Turris finds himself in the middle of his most significant offensive slump of the season. He's produced no goals and two assists over his last seven games, and hasn't recorded a special teams point since Dec. 17. While he wasn't expected to fully replicate Jason Spezza's production this season as the Sens' No. 1 center, Turris probably hasn't lived up to the expectations set out for him. He sports a minus-8 rating and is on pace to score fewer goals and points than a season earlier, despite seeing an increase in time on ice.

Turris factored into all of the team's scoring, netting his ninth goal of the season and adding an assist in Sunday's 4-2 loss to the Lightning. Turris has now collected points in three straight games, and has 27 through 38 games. The 25-year-old may not set a new career-high, but he should approach the 58-point mark he achieved last season.

Turris nabbed his eighth goal of the season in Saturday's overtime victory over the Bruins. Turris kicked off the scoring in the second period, cleaning up a mishandle by teammate Clarke MacArthur to beat Tuukka Rask over his right shoulder. The Sens' top-line center would finish with a team-leading four shots on goal on the afternoon, doubling his total from the previous two games combined. The 25-year-old is on pace for a 55-point season, a comparable mark to the 58 he tallied in 2013-14.

Turris remained red-hot on Friday, scoring a highlight-reel shorthanded goal and adding an assist in a win over the Ducks. Turris has been lighting it up lately, riding a five-game point streak in which he has recorded three goals and seven points. With 23 points (seven goals) in 32 games, the 25-year-old is proving to be a reliable fantasy option this season. He has scored the game-winning goal in back-to-back games and has never gone more than three games without appearing on the scoresheet. His consistency and top-line role makes him worth a look right now.

Turris collected two goals in Wednesday's 2-0 win over the Devils. With one goal coming on the power play, and the second being an empty-netter, Turris now has five points in his last four games. He has six goals and 15 assists on the season, and should continue to play the role of top-line center in Ottawa.

Turris collected an assist in his third straight game Monday versus the Sabres. Turris is on track to match or surpass last season's total of 32 assists, but it's his lack of goal production and minus-8 rating that has made him something of a disappointment to date. It looks like it's the case where he's been a victim of bad puck luck, as he's actually attempting shots at a similar rate this season, but has just a 5.3 shooting percentage to show for it. That's a full four points below his career accuracy rate.

Turris collected a goal and assist in Monday's loss to the Red Wings. It was the third multi-point game of the season for Turris, who has 14 points and minus-3 rating over 20 games this season. While it doesn't represent the hike in production some were expecting with Turris replacing Jason Spezza on the Sens' top line, he certainly hasn't qualified as a major disappointment for either his team or his fantasy owners.

Turris had a goal and an assist during Tuesday's 4-3 overtime loss to Vancouver. Turris was so happy about snapping his 12-game goalless streak on Sunday that he decided to keep the good times rolling. We're still looking for a little more consistency, but Turris has plentiful talent and opportunity on the Sens' top line.