Michael Frolik potted two goals and also registered an assist in Chicago's 5-4 loss to the Kings Monday night. Remember when Frolik was considered an outstanding prospect in 2006? Well Frolik has only 10 points in 30 games this season which means he has almost no fantasy value in any format.

Michael Frolik will replace the injured Marian Hossa on the top line Monday. Michael Frolik will line up alongside Jonathan Toews and Brandon Saad Monday with Marian Hossa unlikely to go with an upper body injury. "He's been good," coach Joel Quenneville said. "His play, overall, has been very consistent. He doesn't have the production to reflect how well he's been playing. Penalty killing, 5-on-5 -- that line on that last trip was very efficient -- the finish is the one area where it'd be nice if he were a little more patient, comfortable. He's going to get some higher-quality opportunities. Don't force it. But if you're in the offensive areas, cash in." Frolik has only one goal and four points with his goal being the game winner on the opening day of the season so moving up to a scoring line and playing with Toews won't hurt his chances.

Michael Frolik has recovered from an illness. Frolik missed two straight games, but should play on Friday. He has a goal and three points in 22 games this season.

Michael Frolik is sick and is doubtful to play Tuesday night. Frolik has transitioned well into more of a defensive role for the Hawks this season. However, his one goal and three points through 22 games means he has almost no fantasy value in any format.

The Chicago Blackhawks have killed off 22 of 23 power play chances. Chicago is off to a perfect 6-0 start, the best in their history and the penalty kill has a lot to do with their success. "We didn't have much time to practice (it in training camp), but we've tried to stick with the plan: Clear the puck 200 feet and make big (PK unit) changes," Frolik said. "You want to play a high-energy PK and put the pressure on them. So far it's working." Frolik only has a goal and an assist in six games so we can't recommend him at this time.

Chicago Blackhawks right winger Michael Frolik is determined to improve in the coming NHL season. "I wasn't very good last year and I know I can be better," said Frolik, who had 13 goals and 10 assists in 29 games for Chomutov in Europe during the NHL lockout. "I worked this summer, played some games in the Czech Republic; I'm in good shape but I think I can prove I can be better than last year." Frolik came to Chicago after tallying two consecutive 21-goal seasons for the Florida Panthers. He hasn't scored 21 goals in the past three seasons combined. Frolik admitted last season that he was pressing. "The more you want to score the more it kind of goes against you. I just have to try to forget that and just play the game and try to be relaxed. I just want to play like the first two years (in Florida), and even better."

Michael Frolik had a goal and an assist in Chomutov's 5-3 win over Ceske Budejovice. That gives Frolik 13 goals and 23 points in 29 Czech games this season. He's behind only David Hruska in points on Chomutov and Hruska has played in four more games.

Michael Frolik registered an assist in Chomutov's 5-2 loss to Kladno. Frolik was up against Jaromir Jagr, who has been a dominant force in the Czech League. Frolik has 12 goals and 19 points in 27 contests with Chomutov.

Michael Frolik registered an assist in Chomutov's 5-1 loss to Sparta Prague. Frolik has 10 goals and five assists in 24 Czech League games. He's coming off a disappointing season where he recorded 15 points in 63 contests with the Chicago Blackhawks.

Michael Frolik scored in Chomutov's 2-1 loss to Litvinov. Frolik has 10 goals and 14 points in 21 Czech games. Before the lockout, he was scheduled to make $2,100,000 this season with the Chicago Blackhawks.