Perreault had a pair of helpers in Tuesday's win over Buffalo.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault is having a fantastic season and continues to be a great source of secondary scoring for a hot Winnipeg squad that has won three straight games. The 30-year-old has only fired 51 shots on goal in 32 contests, but he's potted 12 goals and dished out 13 assists. Perreault can be streaky and may not shoot the puck often, but he has a lethal and underrated shot that compliments his great offensive awareness. He's been great with the man advantage and is sporting a plus-7 rating, so take full advantage of what could end up being his best offensive season to date.

Perrault scored two goals, one on the power play, while adding four shots on net and a plus-1 rating in Sunday's 4-1 win over the Sharks.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran forward continues his impressive pace, having now scored 12 goals and 23 points in 31 games. Perreault will likely cool down somewhat as a goal scorer -- his career high is only 18 -- but he's topped 40 points in each of the last four seasons, and given the offensive talent around him in Winnipeg he could well be headed for a new personal best at the age of 30.

Perreault scored twice and added a helper in a 5-1 win over Vancouver. He also skated to a plus-2 and recorded four shots on goal.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault's first tally of the game -- and eighth of the campaign -- held up as the game-winner just 4:55 into the second period. Thanks to a pair of three-point outings, the 29-year-old has nine points in his last eight games despite averaging less than 12 minutes of ice time during that span. On one hand, Perreault's offensive output is extremely efficient, but it's interesting he's not being rewarded with additional ice time. It's tough to recommend him in deep seasonal formats based on his fourth-line role and limited ice time, but Perreault makes for a great play in daily contests while he's producing -- especially given his role on the team's No. 2 power-play unit.

Perreault scored his seventh goal of the season and tacked on two helpers in Sunday's victory over the Senators.

EDGE Analysis

The Jets blew out the Senators by a 5-0 score and Perreault had a strong fantasy night, also firing five shots on goal and collecting two PIM. His current role on the top line and first power-play unit is huge for his fantasy value, as the right-winger is now up to 14 points in 15 games on the season. As long as he sticks in the top-six, Perreault is worth a look, as he's been producing offense consistently this season.

Perrault scored two goals -- one on the power play -- during Monday's 5-3 loss to Nashville.

EDGE Analysis

The pair of tallies ups Perreault to five goals and eight points through eight games this season. Injuries are always part of the equation with the 29-year-old forward, but he's been a solid scorer when healthy during his four-year tenure with the Jets. It's definitely worth noting that he's been primarily skating on the fourth line at five-on-five since returning from his latest lower-body ailment, which obviously hurts his upside.

Perreault, who suffered no ill-effects from a nasty Radko Gudas crosscheck to the neck on Thursday, delivered a goal and an assist in Winnipeg's 5-2 win over Devils on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Get him back in your lineup. Now. Perreault got lucky with that ugly Gudas hit Thursday and while he is being eased back on a lower line, he is already producing. Perreault's three points in two games since his return will soon earn him more ice time and a role on a scoring line.

Perreault (lower body) will suit up against the Flyers on Thursday, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault returns to the lineup following a 12-game absence due to his lower-body injury. In addition to his bottom-six role, the 29-year-old will retake his spot on the power play where he was averaging 3:35 of ice time prior to getting hurt. With Perreault healthy, Shawn Matthias will be relegated to the press box.

Perreault (lower body) will not be available for Tuesday's tilt versus the Coyotes, Brian Munz of TSN 1290 Winnipeg reports.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault continues to work his way back from injury, with the club going so far as to send Brendan Lemieux back to AHL Manitoba to clear space on the 23-man roster. If he continues to progress, a return to action against the Flyers on Thursday is certainly not out of the question for the center. When the former sixth-round pick is given the green light, he will likely bounce Matt Hendricks from the lineup.

Perreault (lower body) will not suit up during the Jets' current road trip, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault has been able to join his teammates on the ice, including ditching the non-contact jersey as reported by Brian Munz of TSN 1290 Winnipeg. Winnipeg's next home outing is Tuesday versus the Coyotes, which will be the center's next opportunity to slot back into the lineup. Once the 29-year-old is given the green light, Brendan Lemieux will probably find himself heading back to AHL Manitoba.

Perreault (lower body) joined the team for practice Wednesday wearing a non-contact sweater, Brian Munz of TSN 1290 Winnipeg reports.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault -- who has missed the Jets' previous nine outings -- appears to be trending in the right direction. While he remains on injured reserve and has yet to be cleared for contact, the center could be available for Winnipeg's upcoming back-to-back on Friday and Saturday against Vegas and Arizona respectively. Once cleared to return, Brendan Lemieux seems to be the most likely candidate to be demoted in order to clear space for Perreault on the 23-man roster.