Kane left Tuesday's game against the Panthers with an upper-body injury and will not return, ESPN Chicago reports. Kane sustained the injury on a cross check by the Panthers' Alex Petrovic near the eight-minute mark of the first period. The Blackhawks winger lost his balance after the hit and tumbled into the boards, appearing to hurt his left shoulder or arm. Both the team and fantasy owners alike are surely holding their breath for good news regarding Kane, who is tied for the league lead with 64 points on the season. More information regarding the extent of his injury should become available within the next couple of days.

Kane left Tuesday's game against Florida in the first period after being knocked into the boards by Florida's Alex Petrovic, WGN-AM Radio in Chicago reported. It did not appear that he would return for the game. After being knocked into the boards, he was holding his left side and reportedly was either an injury to his left shoulder or left wrist. We will keep you posted for any updates expected to come after the game.

Kane racked up a goal and two assists in Wednesday's 5-4 OT loss to the Canucks.Kane continued his recent dominance with three more points, putting him firmly in the lead in the NHL's scoring race with 62 points in 55 games. Since being matched up with center Brad Richards about a month into the season, Kane has been arguably the best player in the NHL, so fantasy owners should pay careful attention to who the Hawks have lined up to center the winger next season, as Richards is likely just a one year rental.

Kane potted his 26th of the season and assisted on the game winner in overtime as the Blackhawks grounded the Jets 2-1 on Friday. No. 88 took center stage as the only Kane playing in the contest, tying the game with a second-period snipe before hooking up with Brandon Saad to bring home the win in the extra frame. With 58 points in 52 games, the 26-year-old is arguably having the best season of his eight-year NHL career, and currently holds a share of the scoring lead with the Flyers' Jakub Voracek. Most impressively, his 26 goals are just four shy of his career high of 30 set in 2009-10, so at the very least he's set to smash that personal best with 30 games remaining in the campaign.

Kane had a pair of goals on Friday night in the Blackhawks' 4-1 victory over the Ducks and has five goals in his last five games. Going into Saturday night's game against the Sharks, Kane has six goals and 15 assists in 26 games against San Jose in his career. The Blackhawks' second line with Kane, Patrick Sharp and Brad Richards is on fire. Kane had two goals and an assist in the win against the Ducks while Sharp added four assists and Richards chipped in an assist of his own. With two more goals Kane has accumulated 25 on the season in 49 games. If he stays away from injuries, he'll easily surpass his career high in goals in a season of 30 in the 2009-10 season. It's doubtful though that he will surpass his career high of 88 points in that season. He currently has 56 points in 49 games including 31 assists.

Kane netted a goal and a power-play assist in Wednesday's loss to the Kings. Kane wasted no time leaving his imprint on the game Wednesday, ringing home his 23rd goal of the season less than two minutes into the first period. The 26-year-old has notched 53 points in 48 games, putting him on track to potentially best his previous season-best of 88 points, which he accomplished in 2009-10.

Kane won the Shooting Accuracy competition at the NHL All-Star Skills Competition in Columbus on Saturday night. He needed just five shots to get through all four targets in the fastest time (13.529 seconds).

Kane distributed his offense evenly Tuesday, with a first-period power-play assist, a second-period even-strength goal, and a third-period helper in a 6-1 win over Arizona. The star winger just continues to spread it on, with three goals and nine points over his last six games. He's now joined a four-way tie for third place on the NHL points list at 51, and will have one more game to push that total higher before the break, as the 'Hawks get right back at it in Pittsburgh on Wednesday.

Kane's goal on Tuesday night against the Coyotes was his 200th of his career. Kane has scored a goal in back-to-back games. In addition to the goal on Tuesday night, Kane added two assists. The goal was his 21st of the season and he is on line to have a career best in goals for a season. His career best came in 2009-10 when he notched 30 goals in 82 games. Kane scored 29 goals last season in 69 games.

Kane dished out a pair of assists in Sunday's 4-1 win over the Wild. The two points give Kane 47 as he moves into a tie for third in the NHL in that category. The 26-year-old is having possibly his best season so far, and he should top his career-highs of 30 goals and 88 points set five seasons ago.