Stone scored his 18th goal of the season with 14 seconds remaining in overtime Tuesday to deliver a 2-1 win over the Hurricanes. Consistency's been the name of the game for Stone, who's got good-but-not-great numbers for the season, but has been bordering on great since the calendar turned to 2015. He hasn't been off the scoresheet for more than two consecutive games since the end of December, and he owns 29 points in his last 33 games.

Stone picked up an assist in Friday's win over the Islanders. Stone has continued to roll thus far in March, recording two goals and four assists over seven games. The 22-year-old is quietly on track for a 55-point campaign in his first full NHL season, which may only be scratching the surface of what he can provide in future years. Though he's already made himself an asset in season-long leagues, he'll hold even more value in dynasty formats.

Stone contributed a goal and an assist in Friday's win over Buffalo. Another strong outing from Stone, who has five points in his last four games, giving him 16 goals, 42 points and a plus-13 rating in 61 games on the season. The 22-year-old has emerged as a key second-line contributor for the surging Senators and is worth looking at right now.

Stone potted his 15th goal of the season and had an assist in Saturday's win over the Sharks. Stone has recorded two goals and six points in his last five games, giving him 39 points and a plus-11 rating in 58 games on the season. Skating on a line with Kyle Turris, the 22-year-old is an emerging fantasy threat and is worth adding while the Senators are hot.

Stone racked up a goal and two assists in Wednesday's 4-2 win over the Canadiens.The young winger has had a great year for the Senators, and has emerged as a solid fantasy producer as well. He currently has 14 goals and 22 assists to go along with a plus-7 rating through 54 games.

Stone tallied two assists in Saturday's 7-2 beatdown of the Oilers.Stone now has a modest three-game point streak on the go and has quietly recorded 17 of his 33 total points in the last 19 games. If he can keep up the production on a Sens team that sits nine points out of a playoff spot, he could be a very sneaky depth addition to those in deeper formats making a push to win their pool. His plus-7 rating is also third best on the Sens, so he isn't much of a liability there if plus/minus is a concern.

Stone picked up his 13th goal of the season in Thursday's loss to the Penguins.Stone has been rolling along nicely since early January, tallying a point in all but four of his last 14 games. The 22-year-old holds his most value in dynasty formats, but he's been doing just fine of late in season-long formats, too.

Stone netted the game-winning goal and chipped in an assist in Saturday's 7-2 win over the Coyotes. Stone's first career game-winner boosted his season goal total to 12 and point total to 28 over 46 games. By doing most of his damage at even strength, Stone has been able to uphold a plus-10 rating, which has already enabled him to deliver a decent amount of value in mid-sized fantasy leagues in his first full NHL season.

Stone tallied an assist Wednesday against the Leafs to bring his point streak to seven games. Stone eliminated the suspense by finding Mike Hoffman for the game's first goal two minutes into the first period. The 22-year-old has just one multi-point game during that stretch (his only of the season), but fantasy owners won't complain about the consistent production. Stone has the look of a future 70-point scorer, and while he won't realize that potential this season, his ownership rates should be on the rise nonetheless.

Stone stretched his current point streak to five games and six points, including four assists, after notching a goal in Saturday's loss to the Hurricanes. This guy is quietly moving up the ranks of rookie scorers and his future is extremely bright. He plays in all situations and his possession numbers are near the top of his team. Keeper leaguers should target him.