Perreault earned an assist against Dallas on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault's marker brought a six-game pointless streak to a close, though he remains stuck in a seven-game goal drought. While he hasn't offered much offensively of late, during his scoring slump, the center ramped up the physicality with 21 hits in seven games. The Quebec native remains a mainstay on the second power-play unit, which should provide him plenty of chances to put points on the board.

Perreault had his team's only goal Tuesday in a 4-1 loss to the Kings.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault's ice time was actually his lowest since Dec. 9 at just 12:51, but he made it count by scoring for the fifth consecutive game and recording a point for the ninth time in 10 games. He's playing consistent hockey on a good offensive team, making him worth a look if he's free.

Perreault scored a power-play goal against Tampa Bay on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault tipped home a shot from the point by Tyler Myers to register his seventh tally of the season. The Quebec native is rolling with goals in four straight games, three of which have come with the man advantage. While he may find himself playing on the third line at even strength, the 30-year-old's inclusion on power play makes him a quality depth fantasy option.

Perreault (undisclosed) will be in the lineup versus Chicago on Tuesday, Brian Munz of TSN 1290 Winnipeg reports.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault missed Monday's practice session, but will still suit up Tuesday. The Quebec native may be bogged down in a 13-game goal drought, but has racked up four assists in his last five games. The winger should continue to log minutes on the second power-play unit, giving him solid mid-range fantasy value.

Perreault is in doubt for Tuesday's clash with Chicago, Paul Friesen of Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault is likely dealing with the same leg injury that nearly caused him to miss Wednesday's matchup with Washington, although the team didn't provide specifics on what might be ailing the 30-year-old. If he is unable to play versus the Blackhawks, Perreault will likely be replaced in the lineup by Nicolas Petan.

Perreault (leg) is expected to play Wednesday against the Capitals, Brian Munz of TSN 1290 Winnipeg reports.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault suffered an apparent leg injury during Tuesday's practice, but it evidently isn't serious enough to jeopardize his status for Wednesday's contest. The veteran forward is expected to slot into a top-six role against Washington, skating with Bryan Little and Kyle Connor on the Jets' second line.

Perreault suffered an apparent leg injury during Tuesday's practice session, Brian Munz of TSN 1290 Winnipeg reports.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault has discovered his offense of late, as he notched two goals in his previous four outings. The winger was slotted into a top-six role and figures to be replaced by Patrik Laine if he is unable to play versus Washington on Wednesday.

Perreault scored against New Jersey on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

To start the year, Perreault was averaging just 10:15 of ice time in the first 12 outings of the season. Since then, the winger is logging 14:27 per game in his previous four tilts and has notched two goals, six shots and two blocks. If the Quebec native can continue logging more minutes in a top-six role, he can provide decent mid-range fantasy value.

Perreault was missing from the scoresheet for all of the Western Conference finals.

EDGE Analysis

Considering Perreault registered just one point in his eight games back from an upper-body injury, one has to wonder if he was truly at 100 percent. The center spent much of the season in a third-line role, but that didn't stop coach Paul Maurice from utilizing him on the power play, where he notched six goals and eight helpers while averaging 2:15 of ice time. Fantasy owners should expect the Quebec native to handle similar responsibilities during the upcoming season, which bodes well for his chances of reaching the 40-point threshold in 2018-19 -- a mark he came just one point shy of this year.

Perreault (upper body) is expected to suit up for Saturday's Game 5 in Nashville.

EDGE Analysis

Perreault hasn't played since Game 1 of the conference quarterfinals against Minnesota, but coach Paul Maurice hinted after morning skate that the team was getting ready to reinsert the skilled forward, who provided 39 points (17 goals, 22 assists) in 70 regular-season appearances. "We've waited for it. We're getting pretty good at moving the pieces around and still finding success but we'll get everybody out there tonight and let 'er rip," Maurice said. Perreault's return will likely move grinder Matt Hendricks to the press box.