Perreault (lower body) landed on injured reserve Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Prior to getting hurt, Perreault was bogged down in a three-game pointless streak in which he tallied just four PIM, seven shots on goal and four hits. By placing him on IR, the earliest the center could return to action is Oct. 26 against the Penguins. In the meantime, the Jets have called up Kyle Connor who will likely replace Perreault on the power play.

Perreault was forced to make an early exit from Saturday's contest against Carolina due to a lower-body injury and will not return.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran forward was able to play over 13 minutes, while putting a shot on goal and picking up a minor penalty before suffering the injury. Expect Winnipeg to issue a further update on Perreault ahead of Tuesday's matchup with Columbus.

Perreault dished out a pair of assists in Saturday's loss to the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

The Jets have opened up the season with two ugly defeats, but that hasn't stopped Perreault from producing. The second-line winger has posted four consecutive seasons in the 40-point range and if off to another strong start this time around. He doesn't post elite totals and is very streaky, but at least you know what you're getting. Make sure you ride Perreault while he's hot because before you know it he could be amidst a 10-game scoring drought.

Perreault scored the final goal of Wednesday's 7-2 loss at the hands of the Maple Leafs.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault went five-hole against Frederik Andersen -- who no doubt will want that one back -- but it was too little, too late to overcome the hole the Jets put themselves in. Despite seeing action in 7:57 of ice time with the man advantage, the winger's marker came at even strength. The 29-year-old is on his way to a fifth consecutive 40-plus point campaign.

Perreault slipped the puck under the pad of netminder Alex Stalock in Monday's preseason matchup with Minnesota.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault netted 15 points with the man advantage last year and seems poised to rack up the power-play markers again. The center has registered four straight 40-plus point seasons and he's got a great chance for a fifth playing alongside Bryan Little and Nikolaj Ehlers.

Perreault scored a goal and handed out two assists -- one on the power play -- in Thursday's 5-4 win over Columbus.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault made beautiful music with Bryan Little -- who recorded four points of his own -- en route to an impressive (if ultimately meaningless) win. Up until the Jets-Devils game originally scheduled for March 14, Perreault was heading for a downright ugly season with just 28 points and a minus-12 rating through 53 contests. But since that game in New Jersey got snowed out, Perreault has absolutely exploded offensively, compiling a ridiculous 17 points (seven on the power play) in 11 games. He's now set a new career high in points with 45, which no one would have thought likely or perhaps even possible a month ago.

Perreault went plus-2 with a pair of assists in Tuesday's win over the Blues.

EDGE Analysis

The power-play pivot has five multi-point efforts in his last 10 games, coming up clutch for any of his owners still in line for a fantasy title. One more goal or assist and he'll tie a career high in points with 43 of those bad boys.

Perreault scored the game-winning goal Saturday against Ottawa.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault is really enjoying life on the second line with Bryan Little and Patrik Laine, racking up five goals and 12 points in his last nine games. He's now reached 40 points for the fourth consecutive season and is a decent fantasy play in leagues that center around point production. The problem with Perreault is that his streaks come and go, but he's rolling right now, so use him while he's hot.

Perreault scored his 11th goal of the season and added a helper in Sunday's win over the Canucks.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault has been on a tear of late, racking up four goals and 10 points in his last six games. The 29-year-old is known for being streaky, as he's only got 38 points on the season. His tears come and go, but he's rolling right now, so make sure you insert him in your lineup. Perreault is all over the place with his scoring, but overall he's a second-liner who routinely puts up around 40 points, so you know what to expect.

Perreault scored a goal and an assist Thursday against the Kings to give him six points in three games.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault is a notoriously streaky scorer and has now notched at least a point in four straight games after missing a game against New Jersey and failing to score a single point in the four games prior. The last time Perreault was on a scoring streak, he tallied three goals and eight assists in seven games, which suggests his current scoring binge still has some legs. A fixture on the Jets power play, 11 of his 35 points have come with the man advantage. Fantasy owners should feel free to play Perreault as long as his streak continues. He's on his way to recording his fourth straight 40-point season.