Stone dished out two helpers -- one of them on the power play -- in Tuesday's 5-4 loss to Dallas. He helped the Sens to an early 3-1 lead they proved unable to hold. Stone's been a steady producer recently, as he's averaging a point per game over his last five, though it hasn't exactly been an explosive run. Tuesday represents his very first multi-point effort of the season.

Stone netted his 10th goal of the season in Thursday's loss to the Avalanche. Stone continues to hold down a top-six role with the Senators, and while he's done well to avoid prolonged slumps, he hasn't produced at a significant enough rate to warrant interest outside of deeper formats. The 22-year-old has 19 points in 38 games, but has yet to deliver a multi-point outing this season.

Stone notched a goal in Monday's shootout loss to the Sabres. It's the third straight game with a point for Stone, who has returned to a top-line role with Bobby Ryan and Clarke MacArthur after spending some time in the team's bottom six recently. The 22-year-old is also occupying a prominent spot on the Sens' top power-play unit, where he saw 4:41 of ice time Monday.

Stone (undisclosed) is expected to play Sunday against the Canucks. Stone didn't play Saturday after being struck by a shot in Thursday's game against the Islanders. He is expected to take the spot of Milan Michalek (upper body) in the lineup.

Stone (undisclosed) will miss Saturday's game against the Penguins, Don Brennan of the Ottawa Sun reports. Stone was struck hard by a shot in Thursday's game against the Islanders and is apparently still experiencing some residual soreness. The winger will likely be replaced in the lineup by Zack Smith or Colin Greening, both of whom were healthy scratches Thursday.

Stone potted his third goal of the season in Saturday's loss to the Bruins. With the goal, Stone extended his point streak to three games. The minor breakout could make Stone a useful roster addition in deeper leagues, as he's made up for his lack of even-strength ice time (13:53 per game on the season) by seeing ample duty on the power-play (2:15 per game).

Stone scored one of two third-period goals for the Senators in their shootout victory over the Lightning on Saturday. Stone found an opening in the slot to drive a shot past Ben Bishop for the go-ahead score. The 22-year-old remains confined to a third-line role for now, but he'd certainly warrant more universal fantasy interest if an injury allows him to move up the depth chart.

Mark Stone wants to stand out at Ottawa's development camp. "I feel like I need to dominate when I'm out on the ice and show I can play at the next level," said Stone. "When it comes right down to it, if people can see the things I've gone through from my first development camp to my fifth, I'm just trying to show that I've become better over time." He played alongside Kyle Turris and Clarke MacArthur at the end of season when Bobby Ryan was injured. Stone has played 23 games with Ottawa over the past two years. He'll be looking to seize a full-time NHL spot in 2014-15.

Mark Stone has been a very nice adidtion to the Ottawa lineup. He is playing on the team's second line alongside Clark MacArthur and Kyle Turris while Bobby Ryan is sidelined from a sports hernia and has registered four points in his last three games. Keep an eye on his prodcution as he might be worth a flyer if you are looking for a short-term scoring boost.

Mark Stone has produced a goal and an assist in two games during his latest recall from the minors. Coach Paul MacLean said that Stone has "been one of our best players in the past two games." He's been playing alongside Kyle Turris and Clarke MacArthur with Bobby Ryan sidelined due to injury. Stone has four points in nine games with Ottawa this year.