Grabner managed an assist and three shots in Tuesday's 4-3 overtime loss to the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

Grabner's helper came on a Vinnie Hinostroza goal in the third period, which made it 3-1 for the Coyotes at the time. Grabner now has five points and 23 shots through 15 games this year. The speedy Austrian is typically streaky on offense, but with points in consecutive outings, he may be about to go hot for a bit.

Grabner netted a goal on two shots in Monday's 3-2 overtime win over the Oilers.

EDGE Analysis

Grabner gained the puck in the neutral zone and used his speed down the left wing before snapping the puck past Mikko Koskinen to get the Coyotes on the board. The winger is up to four goals on 20 shots in 14 games this season. As usual, he's not much of a provider, which limits his fantasy value significantly.

Grabner has scored in back-to-back games.

EDGE Analysis

With goals in back-to-back contests, Grabner appears to be finding his game after a sluggish start to the 2019-20 season. Long known to be a streaky player, the 32-year-old could be a solid depth add in fantasy, but Grabner's lack of consistency makes him a risky fantasy play most nights.

Grabner scored a goal on three shots in Saturday's 3-2 overtime loss to the Avalanche.

EDGE Analysis

Grabner's first goal of the year made it a 2-1 deficit for the Coyotes in the third period. The 32-year-old winger is a speedy player, and he's topped 20 goals four times in his career. Last year, the Austrian winger had nine goals and 16 points in 41 games, but six of those tallies came shorthanded. Despite his fourth-line deployment, Grabner could be a valuable depth scorer for fantasy owners, especially in formats where shorthanded points are counted.

Grabner scored two goals, including a short-handed marker, on two shots in a 4-2 victory against the Kings on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

The 31-year-old's shooting percentage spiked to 16.7 percent in his small sample size from this season (27 games) after Saturday. Most owners would expect that shooting percentage to drop over the final few weeks, but it won't necessarily with Grabner. From 2016-18, he registered a 16.4 shooting percentage in 156 games, so he's used to a high-level of success on few opportunities. It's quite possible that Grabner will keep scoring at his current rate. He has eight goals and 13 points in 27 games this season.

Grabner (eye) skated 17:40 in a 2-0 win over the Flames on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

In his first game back after missing 41 contests with the injury, Grabner led all Coyotes forwards in ice time. He added a team-high five shots on goal and tossed three hits as well. The speedy winger should be able to add to his 11 points in 26 contests over the last chunk of the season while playing in the middle six.

Grabner (eye) will be back in the lineup against the Flames on Thursday, Dave Vest of the Coyotes' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Grabner has been removed from IR per the NHL media site, which was the final hurdle before he could suit up. The veteran may be eased back into action in a bottom-six role, especially considering he missed the last 41 games, though he could certainly get a look on the first or second lines as well. Conor Garland ro Josh Archibald figures to be the odd man out with Grabner healthy.

Grabner (eye) will return to action in either Thursday's game against the Flames or Saturday's clash with the Kings, Craig Morgan of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Grabner has been out of commission for 41 consecutive games, and the winger remains on injured reserve for the time being. However, he's almost ready to return for a Coyotes team that actually has an outside chance of making the playoffs. The speedster has averaged 0.45 points per game over 10 years of NHL service time between six clubs, so check to see if he's available in deep leagues.

Grabner (eye) is out for Saturday's game against the Red Wings.

EDGE Analysis

This isn't surprising, given that Grabner has been out since Dec. 4 and is still on injured reserve. An eye injury is tricky, because it doesn't have a clear track record for recovery. With the Austrian out, Christian Fischer is expected to be in the lineup for the first time in five games.

Grabner (eye) is still on injured reserve and is slated to miss Thursday's clash with Vancouver, Alan Robinson of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Grabner has been steadily improving, but the fact that he remains on injured reserve is a good indication his vision is less than 100 percent. The Coyotes are in the midst of a playoff hunt for a Wild Card spot and could certainly use the center back in the lineup, as he managed 11 points in 25 games this season and could offer some much needed depth scoring. The team hasn't announced a timeline for Grabner's return to action, so fantasy owners should consider him day-to-day at this point.