Gaborik recorded two power-play assists during Tuesday's 5-0 win over Edmonton.

EDGE Analysis

The pair of assists improve Gaborik to a three-game point streak consisting of two tallies, three helpers and eight shots. He's also now up to a respectable seven goals and 13 points through 18 games since returning from a knee injury that held him out of the lineup until late November. It's definitely worth noting Gaborik's game-to-game inconsistency, though. While this was his fifth multi-point showing of the campaign, he's also missed the scoresheet entirely in 10 of 18 contests.

Gaborik scored a power-play goal and added an assist at even strength in Saturday's win over the Canucks.

EDGE Analysis

Gaborik also found the back of the net Thursday against Vegas and is up to 11 points (seven goals) in 17 games. The veteran is finding a way to remain fantasy relevant, but don't expect anything special. Gaborik is very injury prone and can go through cold streaks, so know what you're getting. He remains talented enough to warrant a look in deeper formats whenever he's healthy.

Gaborik recorded a goal and an assist during Friday's 4-2 loss to the Rangers. It was his 1,000 career game.

EDGE Analysis

It's been a historic stretch for the Czech. He scored his 400th career goal last Tuesday, and he's now reached the 1,000-game milestone. If injuries hadn't taken their toll throughout his career, it would be interesting to see the heights Gaborik's numbers could have reached. As it stands, he's probably best viewed as a fringe fantasy asset in most settings. Owners will definitely want to keep tabs, though, as the veteran has collected five goals and three helpers through 11 games since returning from injury.

Gaborik scored his 400th career NHL goal in Tuesday's win over the Wild.

EDGE Analysis

Gaborik had a pair of goals in the victory, with the latter one being of special meaning. It's hard to believe he's got 00 goals, but it's also easy to forget that Gaborik was a 40-goal stud in his prime. He can still contribute when he's healthy at this stage in his career, as the speedy forward now has four goals and seven assists in seven games. His bottom-six role isn't ideal from a fantasy perspective, but Gaborik plays on the power play and still has plenty to offer -- at least in deeper formats.

Gaborik netted a pair of goals in Thursday's win over the Capitals.

EDGE Analysis

They were the first two goals of the year for Gaborik, who made his season debut last week against Arizona. The 35-year-old is a frustrating fantasy player due to his injury trouble and streakiness, but he's gotten on the scoresheet in three of four contests thus far. Gaborik is skating on the third line, but is seeing power-play time, so he might be a decent addition in deeper formats. Keep in mind, though, he's only potted a combined 21 goals over the past two years and his best days are behind him.

Gaborik (knee) will rejoin his teammates for Friday's tilt against Arizona.

EDGE Analysis

Gaborik will finally make his season debut after spending his team's first 22 games on injured reserve. The injury-prone 35-year-old scored just 22 goals in 110 appearances over his previous two campaigns, so don't expect him to be a major difference-maker for this defensively-oriented squad.

Gaborik (knee) could be available to suit up for the Kings as early as Wednesday, per Jon Rosen of Fox Sports West.

EDGE Analysis

In order to Gaborik to make his 2017-18 debut, he would need to be activated off injured reserve, so fantasy owners will want to keep an eye out for that update from the team. Based on Tuesday's Jon Rosen of Fox Sports West, the winger would likely suit up alongside Jussi Jokinen and Jonny Brodzinski in a bottom-six role. In the event the veteran is not cleared to play Wednesday, the Kings will face back-to-back opponents on Friday and Saturday -- the Coyotes and Ducks respectively -- which would present additional opportunities for him to return to the lineup.

Gaborik (knee) skated with his teammates but still has no timetable for his return Jon Rosen of Fox Sports West reports.

EDGE Analysis

Gaborik has been out all season with his knee injury, and it doesn't seem like he will be back anytime soon. While he skated Tuesday, he did not take part in rushes, and no timetable is a bad sign.

Gaborik (knee) skated by himself prior to Wednesday morning's team session, Jon Rosen of Fox Sports West reports.

EDGE Analysis

Gaborik has been plagued by a chronic knee injury since last season, so although his return to the ice Wednesday is undoubtedly a step in the right direction, the veteran winger remains without a definite timetable for his return to LA's lineup. The Kings should release another update on Gaborik's status once he's able to return to practice with his teammates.

Gaborik (knee) will start the 2017-18 campaign on the injured non-roster list, Curtis Zupke of the Los Angeles Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Gaborik is dealing with a chronic knee injury, and there's no telling when he might be ready to return to practice, let alone game action. Newcomer Alex Iafallo is expected to take on a major role with the Kings while Gaborik remains sidelined.