Eriksson recorded two assists in 18:41 worth of ice time in Tuesday's 6-0 win over the Coyotes.

EDGE Analysis

Eriksson, who has notched two helpers in each of his last three games, set up two David Krejci goals Tuesday, bringing his overall point total to nine in eight contests out of the gate. As long as he continues to work on a line with Krejci -- who is off to a very strong start this season -- Eriksson is looking like a solid fantasy option in most formats.

Eriksson skated Tuesday morning on a line with David Krejci and David Pastrnak.

EDGE Analysis

Eriksson, who has recorded two helpers in back-to-back contests, heads into Tuesday's game against the Coyotes with seven points in seven games overall, with his short-term fantasy prospects boosted by playing on a line with Krejci, who is the NHL's co-leader with 12 points.

Eriksson chipped in two helpers in Wednesday's 5-4 overtime loss to Philadelphia.

EDGE Analysis

Eriksson continues to quietly put up points, as he's now up to five in six games this year. Still, he hasn't been the flashiest in the plus/minus (minus-3) or shots-on-goal department (four in the last three games), and he definitely won't provide much by way of penalty minutes (just 48 in the last five seasons combined). However, if you're in need of depth scoring and looking for someone with upside, the 30-year-old could be an interesting candidate, seeing as though he put up three consecutive 70-plus point seasons with Dallas from 2009 to 2012.

Eriksson scored two goals on three shots in Monday afternoon's 6-3 loss to the visiting Lightning.

EDGE Analysis

The goals were the first two points of the season for Eriksson, who has been lining up beside Patrice Bergeron and Brett Connolly on one of the B's scoring lines. The former Star saw ample time on special teams in this one, too, spending 3:04 on the power play and 1:57 on the penalty kill. Don't forget, this guy had three straight seasons of 70-plus points with Dallas before his scoring diminished with 113 points over the next 190 games, so his pedigree alone dictates that he should be in your lineup most nights as long as he's producing.

Eriksson is slated to work on a line with Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron in Thursday's preseason contest against the Rangers.

EDGE Analysis

Early on in camp, Eriksson had been skating with David Krejci and Matt Beleskey, but it's possible that he'll stick with his current linemates, considering that fellow winger David Pastrnak could end up being a good fit on the right wing of Krejci's line.

Of late, Eriksson has been skating on the right wing of a line centered by David Krejci, with Matt Beleskey manning the trio's left wing, csnne.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

It remains to be seen if the trio will stick, but at this stage, it looks like Eriksson is destined for top-six forward/power play work with the B's, an assignment that should provide him with an opportunity to improve on the 22/25/47 stat line that he compiled in 81 games for the Bruins last season.

Eriksson scored his 22nd goal of the season in Saturday's los to the Lightning. He has just never been able to replicate his success from Dallas. He didn't deliver a multi-point effort in 2015 (gulp) when the Bruins needed that the most. He'll be turning 30 this summer and we'd like to say he'll rebound back to the offensive heights of his time with the Stars. But unfortunately, we don't think that will happen.

Eriksson found the back of the net on one of his three shot attempts in Thursday's comeback victory over the Red Wings. The Bruins trailed by a 2-0 count with 15 minutes remaining in the third period, but a furious rally that included Eriksson's tying goal got Boston the victory. Eriksson has been a central figure in the Bruins' recent surge, as he's potted three goals and handed out an assist in the team's last five games. He makes for a worthy activation while he continues to roll.

Eriksson sniped a power-play goal in Thursday's overtime loss to the Ducks. Eriksson gave the Bruins a 2-1 lead 27 seconds into the third period, but it didn't hold up as the game-winner, as the Ducks came through with the equalizer in the period's final minute. The winger isn't exactly lighting it up offensively of late, but with seven goals and four assists since mid-February, he's been a useful complementary piece to the Bruins' attack.

Eriksson netted his 17th goal of the season in Tuesday's 3-1 win over the Senators. Eriksson extended the Bruins' lead to 2-0 with a display of great patience in waiting for goalie Craig Anderson to make a move before depositing the puck in the open area of the net. The winger hasn't quite lived up to expectations during his tenure in Boston, but he's currently in the midst of one of his most productive runs of the past two seasons. He's tallied a point in four straight games and has recordede five goals and three helpers over his last 10 contests.