Letestu scored two power-play goals during Wednesday's Game 1 win over Anaheim.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran forward plays a key special-teams role for the Oilers and has collected three goals and two helpers through seven playoff games this spring. It's been a nice followup to his career-high 35 points in the regular season, which included 11 goals and three helpers with the man advantage. Letestu checks out as a sneaky source of cap relief in daily contests because of his role on the No. 1 power-play unit.

Letestu potted a power-play goal in Tuesday's 2-1 victory against the Blues.

EDGE Analysis

It was the second game-winning tally in eight games for the veteran, who has come alive in February with three goals and seven points over his past eight outings. He'll look to extend his goal-scoring streak to three games when the Red Wings come calling in Saturday's home contest.

Letestu contributed a power-play goal and an assist Tuesday against Arizona.

EDGE Analysis

Six of Letestu's 11 goals have come with the extra man, which isn't surprising considering he centers the fourth line at even strength while also skating on the top power-play unit. The 32-year-old forward has reached double-digit goals on six different occasions, but has never scored more than 14. He's currently on pace to top both that mark and his career high of 34 points.

Letestu grabbed a goal and four shots in just 11:15 of ice time during Wednesday's win over Florida.

EDGE Analysis

Letestu is on pace for 16 goals, which would be a career high. But betting on him hitting that mark is betting that he continues to have the best shooting rate he's had since the 2013-14 season and that he continues to shoot at 14.3 percent, which would be the best mark of his career. It's not impossible, but at 31, we don't often see career seasons.

Letestu scored the game-winning goal on a power play in a 2-1 victory over the Devils on Saturday night.

EDGE Analysis

The goal snapped a five-game point drought, but with 18 points in 38 games, Letestu remains on a career pace. Half of his eight goals have come with the man advantage and one-quarter have come while shorthanded, giving Letestu sneaky value in deep formats that count special teams play.

Letestu scored a goal, recorded two assists (one on the power play) and registered seven shots on net during Wednesday's win over Arizona.

EDGE Analysis

Out of nowhere, Letestu has five goals, 11 points, 31 shots, nine PIM and a plus-4 rating through 11 games this month. The offense represents the majority of his seven goals and 17 points for the year, and the 31-year-old veteran's previous career high was 34 points during the 2013-14 campaign. He's likely still best reserved to deep seasonal leagues, but there is some sneaky appeal in daily contests because Letestu is rolling with the No. 1 power-play unit and typically very affordable.

Letestu scored twice and was credited with the game-winning goal Sunday against Winnipeg.

EDGE Analysis

Letestu tied the game on the power play early in the third period, before netting the winner midway through the frame. While it was Winnipeg rookie Patrik Laine who accidentally shot the puck into his own net, Letestu gets credit for the tally. While he's skating in a bottom-six role, the 31-year-old is seeing quality power-play time and has already struck three times with the man advantage. Letestu has 12 points in 28 games, but it's his six goals and power-play contributions that make him worth owning in some deeper formats.

Letestu registered two power-play goals on five shots and an assist during Thursday's 6-3 victory against the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

Odds are Letestu was not in your lineup Thursday, but if he was, it may be time to pat yourself on the back. The 31-year-old had not reached the scoresheet in 10 straight, while also only accounting for six points before his drought. The final stat line is nice, but don't expect the veteran to repeat.

Letestu scored his first goal of the season on his only shot of the day in Sunday's 3-0 victory over Winnipeg in the Heritage Classic.

EDGE Analysis

Letestu has been decent in his limited role this season, recording a goal and two assists with a minus-1 rating while averaging only 13:15 of ice time. If he can move up from Edmonton's fourth line, he might be able to make more of an impact, but until then the production will likely be sparse.

Letestu had 10 goals and 15 assists for Edmonton this past season.

EDGE Analysis

Letestu is a valuable third or fourth line center but the Oilers seem to have an abundance of this type of player. He will need to win a job in training camp to remain with the team.