Kane scored his 20th goal of the year on a first-period power play and tacked on two assists (one into an empty net) Thursday against the Wild. The three-point night lifts Kane to 45 points in 41 games as he continues to play some of the finest hockey of his career. He's on pace to blow away his current high-water mark of 30 goals.

Kane sent home his 19th goal of the season in Sunday's win over the Stars. Kaner's been able to rack up at least a point in each of his last four games, with that streak kicking off with a sublime two-goal, one-assist effort against the Avalanche back on Sat. 27. The Blackhawks' lackluster offensive production through the season's first month and a half is now old news, and No. 88 has been a major reason why. Since a Nov. 14 loss to the Red Wings, the Hawks have reeled off wins in 17 of their last 22 games, with Kane contributing an astounding 31 points (14 goals, 17 assists).

Kane scored a pair of goals and added an assist in Saturday's win over Colorado. This kid just isn't fair. Kane now has 10 points (four goals) in his past five games, putting him at 39 points on the season -- sixth most in the NHL. With 18 goals, including an NHL-best five game-winners, Kane is on track for the first 40-goal season of his NHL career. His pure domination makes him a must-start every night.

Kane potted a power-play goal and added a pair of assists in Sunday's win over Toronto. This kid is just on another level right now. Kane is currently riding a six-game point streak, recording three goals and 10 points in that span. He sits seventh in league scoring with 36 points (16 goals) in 34 games, putting him on pace for the first 40-goal season of his career. With five game-winning goals, five power-play markers, a plus-11 rating, and 106 shots on goal, Kaner has been an absolute beast this season. He's a must start every game. #Showtime.

Kane scored a power-play goal and handed out a pair of assists in Tuesday's 5-3 win over the Wild, pushing his point streak to four games. Kane's now found twine in three of those four games, and Tuesday represented his first multi-point game since Dec. 3. The big night nudged his scoring pace up to an even point per game with 32 in 32. That's what we like to see from Mr. Kane.

Kane scored his 14th goal of the season in Saturday's 3-2 loss to the Islanders. He has a goal in each of his last two games. He's on pace for his best offensive output since his 88-point season in 2009-10. He's a must-play in every format. #nobrainer

Kane potted two goals in Wednesday's 4-1 win over the Blues. Kane's hot stretch continued Wednesday night, as the winger now has 14 points in his last eight games. He's been on fire since being put on a line with Brad Richards and Kris Versteeg, and it looks like the Hawks have finally found Kane the second line center he's always needed.

Kane scored twice, had a game-high eight shots on goal, and was a plus-3 in Friday's win over the Ducks. You can't stop Kane right now, as he is on an absolute tear. The 26-year-old now has six goals and 13 points in his last seven games, putting him at 23 points on the season -- 11th best in the NHL. He's an automatic roll every night.

Kane chipped in three assists in Wednesday's 3-2 win over the Avalanche. Kane continued to tear it up in this one, factoring into all of Chicago's goals and bringing his recent hot streak to 11 points over the last six games. Owners who were frustrated with Kane's lack of production early in the season have been rewarded for their patience of late, as No. 88 appears to be firing on all cylinders with linemates Kris Versteeg and Brad Richards.

Kane scored for the fourth straight game and added an assist in Saturday's win over the Oilers. Kane has been dynamite lately, netting four goals and eight points in his last four games. He is producing at almost a point-per-game pace this season and could reach 30 goals for the second time in his career. He's a must-start every night.