Eriksson scored two more goals Monday in a 6-4 loss to Columbus.

EDGE Analysis

The former Star has been assaulting opposing netminders lately, as he's now found twine eight times in the last nine games. Eriksson's run of lamp-lighting has him up to 23 goals and 25 assists in 60 games this year, a 65-point that has him looking more and more like his 73-point self from 2010-11.

Eriksson scored the game-winning goal and went plus-1 in a 2-1 win over the Blue Jackets on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Eriksson has now extended his goal scoring streak to four games, and has netted five goals in his last six games. He's now just two points shy of his 2014-15 goal total of 22, and he's gotten this close in 24 fewer games. The 30-year-old certainly seems to be heating up at the right time, and looks to be a must start for the foreseeable future.

Eriksson notched a goal on three shots, an assist, and went plus-1 in Thursday's 6-2 win over the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

Eriksson now has three points in his last three games. The 30-year-old continues to be on the uptick, and is now only six points shy of surpassing his 2014-15 point total of 47. Not to mention the fact that he's so close to passing his previous total while having played 27 fewer games.

Eriksson added two assists in Friday's 4-1 win over Buffalo.

EDGE Analysis

The resurgence continues for the former Dallas Star, who is up to 37 points in 43 games after topping out at 47 and 37 points in the last two seasons. If Eriksson's 71-point pace holds up -- which will be quite a tall order -- it would mark the fourth such time he's reached the 70-point plateau in his career, the last of which occurred in 2011-12.

Eriksson scored his 15th goal of the season on the power-play while taking a team-high five shots in Wednesday's 3-2 loss to the Flyers.

EDGE Analysis

More than half of Eriksson's goals this season have come with the man advantage, yet the sniper still has a plus-7 rating despite scoring just seven times at even strength through 42 games. The Swedish forward hasn't found as much success in Boston after three straight 70-point seasons with the Stars, but a 17.4 percent shooting percentage that is 3.6 points above his career average has the 30-year-old on pace to approach the 70-point mark for the first time since 2011-12.

Eriksson picked up two assists in Saturday's loss to the Sabres. He has seven points (four goals, three assists) in his last nine games.

EDGE Analysis

Almost surprisingly, Eriksson is delivering at a pace that mirrors his best three years in Dallas. And that bodes well for him, as he's on the final year of his contract. The Bruins will have some tough decisions to make as the deadline approaches, particularly if they remain in the hunt for the postseason. Eriksson's best value to his fantasy owners comes from him playing in Boston, so keep trotting him out there.

Eriksson scored his 10th goal of the season in Monday's 3-2 loss to Nashville.

EDGE Analysis

The marker snapped a seven-game goalless drought for Eriksson, who compensated with six assists during that span. His resurgence as an elite scoring threat continues this season, as his current 76-point pace (24 points in 26 games) is well above the 47 and 37 points he put up in his first two full seasons with Boston. The 30-year-old had three consecutive 70-plus-point seasons in his earlier days with Dallas, so perhaps he's finally hit his stride again. Props to you if you had the foresight to employ his services this year.

Eriksson recorded two assists in Friday's 5-4 overtime loss to the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

Eriksson, who has recorded five points over the B's last four games, is just shy of a point-per game clip to date, with a 9/14/23 stat line through 24 contests.

Eriksson recorded his third career hat trick in Thursday's 4-2 win over the Wild.

EDGE Analysis

Eriksson, who logged five shots in 19:47 worth of ice time Thursday, now has nine goals and 17 points in 18 games to date. Per the Boston Herald, the 30-year-old winger is in the final year of a six-year deal that an averages $4.25 million a season. That's a reality the Bruins will have to consider in the coming months, as Eriksson -- who is enjoying his most productive run in a Boston uniform -- is presumably in for a raise in his next deal, be it with the B's, or another team.

Eriksson scored two goals -- one on the power play -- in Tuesday's 5-3 loss to the Stars.

EDGE Analysis

It was Eriksson's fifth multi-point game of the season, but this one came in a losing effort by Boston. His first goal came off a rebound on the PP and the second developed on a nice give-and-go with Ryan Spooner. Eriksson led Bruins' forwards with 23:15 of ice time and finished with three shots.