Fabbri scored three goals -- one with the man advantage -- during Wednesday's win over Philadelphia.

EDGE Analysis

After a slow start to the campaign, Fabbri has 10 goals, 19 points and 42 shots through his past 20 games. He's producing high-end fantasy results and should be owned in all seasonal settings. Additionally, the sophomore continues to present excellent value in daily contests.

Fabbri notched a first-period assist during Monday's loss to Edmonton.

EDGE Analysis

Fabbri assisted on Vladimir Tarasenko's goal, and the duo has been dominant this season. They entered Monday's game with 3.76 goals per 60 minutes at five-on-five, and Fabbri is now up to seven goals, 15 points and 36 shots through his past 18 games. Not only is the 20-year-old winger a must-own player in seasonal leagues, Fabbri is still presenting excellent value in daily contests.

Fabbri was given a maintenance day and did not practice Friday, Jeremy Rutherford of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

EDGE Analysis

The maintenance day description suggests Fabbri will take his usual spot -- at left wing with center Jori Lehtera and right wing Vladimir Tarasenko -- Saturday against the Blackhawks.

Fabbri scored two even-strength goals during Friday's win over New Jersey to record his second consecutive two-point game.

EDGE Analysis

Following an admirable freshman campaign (18 goals and 37 points), Fabbri was a breakout candidate entering 2016-17. While his recent offensive outburst has him up to eight goals and 16 points through 27 games, the best might still be ahead of the 20-year-old winger. Additionally, Fabbri has been seeing more ice time with Vladimir Tarasenko, which would be a huge boon to the sophomore's fantasy stock.

Fabbri picked up a goal and an assist in Thursday's 3-2 loss to the Isles.

EDGE Analysis

Unfortunately, the Blues didn't get much offense out of anyone else. Fabbri's been a tad inconsistent, but he still does have 10 points in his last 12 games following an ice-cold start to the year.

Fabbri was used as a faceoff man six times, including five on the power play, during Thursday's win over Tampa Bay, Tom Timmerman of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fabbri started the game at left wing as the returning Alexander Steen lined up at center Thursday, but Steen lost six of his eight draws while Fabbri won four of six. Blues coach Ken Hitchcock said Fabbri, who played center in juniors, will continue to take faceoffs.

Fabbri collected a pair of assists (one on the power play) in Thursday's 5-4 win over the Lightning.

EDGE Analysis

The 20-year-old has a modest 12 points in 23 games this year, but eight of those have come in the last nine, so things are looking up. Fabbri's enjoyed strong minutes and power-play time all season long, making it clear that the Blues believe in him and are willing to stick with him through his struggles.

Fabbri notched a first-period goal with four shots on net while logging 19:26 of ice time -- 3:55 on the power play -- during Monday's overtime win against the Stars.

EDGE Analysis

While it hasn't been the breakout start many expected from Fabbri, he's starting to round into form with four goals, six points and 18 shots over his past eight games. However, he currently sports a crippling minus-8 rating, which is a serious anchor in the category. There is plenty of time for Fabbri to bring the mark closer to even, but next to his modest scoring numbers (five goals and 10 points through 22 games), the 20-year-old winger might be at least another year away from an offensive outburst.

Fabbri had an assist and three shots on net in Saturday night's 3-1 win over Nashville.

EDGE Analysis

Since being a healthy scratch for the first time in his career, Fabbri has recorded at least one point in four straight games (three goals, two assists), a stretch that coincides with the Blues having averaged 3.5 goals per game. The Blues expect to have Alexander Steen (upper body) back for their next game Tuesday (at Boston), which will juggle the lines a bit, but Fabbri should remain in a top-six role while getting ample time on the power play.

Fabbri scored a power-play goal and tangled with Josh Gorges in Tuesday night's 4-1 win over the Sabres.

EDGE Analysis

Fabbri's goal was his third in the last two games, all coming on a rejuvenated St. Louis power play, which had converted five of six opportunities when he scored mid-way through the first period. After being a healthy scratch for one game, Fabbri has been in the active lineup the last two games and has played with the tenacity that head coach Ken Hitchcock had been looking for out of him. The 5-foot-10 forward gave up 25 pounds when he challenged the 6-foot-1 Gorges, who had just taken Alexander Steen out of the game. He lost the fight, but won over the hearts and minds. Aside from the three power-play goals he's scored In the last two games, Fabbri has five shots, three hits and seven minutes in penalties.