Raymond supplied a game-winning assist Saturday as Detroit edged Montreal 3-2 in overtime.

EDGE Analysis

Raymond crashed the net and missed his shot, only for captain Dylan Larkin to corral the puck from an extremely tight angle and fire it home for Detroit's eighth win of the season. Even at the tender age of 19, Raymond is holding his own in the NHL; he's delivered six goals and nine assists through 16 games for a point total that is second only to Tyler Bertuzzi's 16 count among Detroit's skaters.

Raymond (undisclosed) will play Thursday versus the Capitals.

EDGE Analysis

Raymond was designated a game-time decision ahead of the contest, but he's set to play in his usual top-line role. The rookie winger has six goals and eight assists in 14 games, including four power-play points.

Raymond (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision for Thursday's clash with the Capitals, Ansar Khan of MLive.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Raymond has been fantastic this season, racking up six goals and 14 points through the first 14 games of the campaign. His status against Washington likely won't be confirmed until Detroit takes the ice for pregame warmups, so fantasy managers should plan accordingly.

Raymond scored a power-play goal in Sunday's 5-2 win over the Golden Knights.

EDGE Analysis

Raymond continues to play like a seasoned vet. The rookie winger has fashioned six goals to complement eight helpers through 13 games, and he's consistently been rewarding the Red Wings brass for their confidence in starting him on the parent-club roster right out of the gate. Raymond also has four points in as many games without captain Dylan Larkin in the lineup as a sign that the 19-year-old is capable of creating his own opportunities on a rebuilding club.

Raymond picked up three assists Saturday in a 4-3 OT win over Buffalo.

EDGE Analysis

Raymond has been nothing short of incredible as a 19 year old in his first NHL season. So far, he has 13 points (five goals, eight assists) in 12 games this season. We knew he was good, but sure didn't expect this right out of the gate. Raymond will be hard pressed to keep this up over the course of a very long season, but right now, he's the top rookie scorer in the NHL.

Raymond scored a hat trick and added an assist in Sunday's 6-3 win over the Blackhawks.

EDGE Analysis

It took just six games into Raymond's NHL career for the 19-year-old to record his first hat trick. The Swede is off to a strong start with four goals, three assists, 16 shots on net and a plus-4 rating through six contests. Raymond is seeing top-line minutes with the Red Wings -- there's enough talent in this offense to justify plucking him off the waiver wire now and holding on throughout his rookie season.

Raymond picked up a goal and an assist with three shots Tuesday in a 4-1 win over the Blue Jackets.

EDGE Analysis

The 19-year-old broke a scoreless third-period tie with his first NHL goal, going top shelf on Joonas Korpisalo to finish off an odd-man rush 6:17 into the frame. He added a helper on Tyler Bertuzzi's go-ahead goal just under three minutes later for his first career multi-point game. The fourth overall pick in 2020, Raymond is off to a nice start to his rookie campaign, providing three points and a plus-4 rating in three games.

Raymond produced an assist in Thursday's 7-6 overtime loss to the Lightning.

EDGE Analysis

The fourth overall pick from 2020 didn't have to wait long for his first NHL point. Raymond earned the secondary helper on Tyler Bertuzzi's power-play goal in the second period. The 19-year-old Raymond earned his roster spot in training camp, so he'll likely get at least a nine-game trial at the NHL level. Dynasty managers will want to have the talented Swede active as long as he's seeing top-six minutes -- he skated 16:27 in his debut.

Raymond was named to the Red Wings' 23-man roster ahead of Thursday's Opening Night matchup with Tampa Bay.

EDGE Analysis

Raymond was originally expected to start the year in the minors but it would appear he played his way into a spot during training camp. Still, fantasy players will want to continue monitoring the 19-year-old's status as the season kicks off, especially considering his entry-level deal could slide out another year if he plays in nine or fewer games.

Raymond is likely to start the new season with AHL Grand Rapids, Ansar Khan of MLive.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

While Raymond's offensive ability is off the charts -- as illustrated by his collecting two points in each of his first three preseason contests -- there's reportedly no guarantee that he'd garner a top-line, power-play role with heavy action right out of the gate, so the 2020 fourth overall pick will likely bide his time in the minors to start the new campaign. Raymond, who spent the past four years playing in Sweden, has yet to debut for the AHL's Griffins.