Vlasic scored his third goal of the season and added an assist in Saturday's win over the Flames.

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A strong game for Vlasic, who logged 22:03 of ice time. The top-pairing blueliner has 11 points in 23 games and is sporting a tidy plus-7 rating. Vlasic has never reached 40 points in his career, but he's seeing quality power-play time and logging heavy minutes this season, so expect him to keep putting up some decent offensive totals.

Vlasic scored a power-play goal and added an even-strength assist in Saturday's 2-1 overtime victory over the Sabres.

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Vlasic grabbed his first goal of the season in Thursday's win over the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

Vlasic has never been a huge goal scorer, but it's nice to have him break the seal for owners that are rostering him for what he brings with other facets of his game. He added a plus-2 rating, a shot, five blocked shots and 23:26 of ice time in Thursday's win.

Vlasic had a team-leading three blocked shots in 20:59 of ice time in Saturday's loss to the Stars.

EDGE Analysis

Points are coming slowly for Vlasic, who tends to be a stay-at-home defender. However, he can provide value in other categories depending on your format. He's leading the Sharks on the season with 17 blocked shots, though his six hits on the year is lowest among team defensemen.

Vlasic had an excellent all-around game in Wednesday's 5-1 win over the Kings, recording two assists, three shots, and three blocks in 20:55 on the ice.

EDGE Analysis

Vlasic trailed only Brett Burns and Justin Braun in ice time, and he made the most of his playing time with an excellent all-around performance. The versatile defenseman logged 2:26 on the power play and 2:52 on the penalty kill, indicating that the San Jose coaching staff has faith in him in all situations. Vlasic recorded 23 points in 70 games in 2014-15, but he could potentially surpass that output if he can stay healthy this year.

Vlasic (lower body) will not play in the Sharks' final two games of the regular season, David Pollak of the San Jose Mercury News reports. Vlasic was still walking with a limp due to the injury as of Monday, and with the Sharks already eliminated from playoff contention, there's not much sense in the blueliner risking further injury heading into the offseason. Though he's finish the season with 11 fewer games played than a year earlier, he'll finish with only one fewer point (23) and four more goals (nine).

Vlasic (lower body) won't play Monday against the Stars, Kevin Kurz of CSN Bay Area reports. Consider Vlasic, who last suited up on March 28, day-to-day as Thursday's game against the Oilers approaches.

Vlasic (lower body) will not play this weekend, CSN Bay Area's Kevin Kurz reports. Vlasic will miss both games of a back-to-back against the Coyotes, extending his streak of absences to four. His next chance to play is Monday against the Stars, as San Jose has three games in four days. After Monday, the Sharks play just two more games, facing the Oilers on Thursday and Kings on Saturday.

Vlasic (lower body) won't play Wednesday against the Avs, Curtis Pashelka of San Jose Mercury News reports. Meanwhile, Kevin Kurz of CSN Bay Area indicates that the Sharks hope to get Vlasic back for the coming weekend, when the team takes on the Coyotes, both Friday and Saturday.

Vlasic (undisclosed) has been ruled out of Sunday's game against the Penguins. Vlasic left Saturday's game against the Flyers with an undisclosed injury, and was ultimately unable to return to the contest. It isn't clear how serious his injury is, but the fact that he has already been ruled out of Sunday's matchup with the Penguins is cause for concern. The team should provide an update on Vlasic's status in the coming days.