Fabbri (undisclosed) will play in Monday's Game 5 against the Sharks, Jeremy Rutherford of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fabbri missed the majority of the third period during Game 4 with an undisclosed injury, which eventually forced him to be listed as a game-time decision for Monday's Game 5. However, Fabbri is on the ice for warm-ups and is expected to play in Game 5, so look for him to take on his normal role moving forward. So far during the playoffs, Fabbri has recorded three goals and 11 assists.

Fabbri (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision against the Sharks in Game 5 on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Fabbri missed the final two-thirds of the third period in Game 4, while the nature of his injury remains unclear. The winger has been stellar in the playoffs as he has netted three goals and 11 assists in 18 contests thus far. The Blues will need the 20-year-old in the lineup if they hope to make it past the Sharks to the Stanley Cup Finals, but no decision on his status will be made until after warm-ups.

St. Louis head coach Ken Hitchcock expects Fabbri (undisclosed) to play Monday's Game 5 against San Jose.

EDGE Analysis

Fabbri did not play the final 16:05 of Saturday night's 6-3 win over the Sharks, leaving his status unknown for Game 5. Hitchcock made his comments soon after the end of Saturday's game, which is awfully confident of the coach. We suspect more details about the injury and why Hitchcock expects both Fabbri and David Backes (undisclosed) to come out before Game 5.

Fabbri (undisclosed) played less than a minute in the third period of Saturday night's win over San Jose in Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals, according to Lou Korac of NHL.com.

EDGE Analysis

The 20-year-old winger averages 14:33 of ice time during the postseason, but was under 10 minutes Saturday. As we head into Monday night's Game 5 in St. Louis, the health of Fabbri will be one of the storylines. The other story will be David Backes, who didn't skate a shift in the second and third periods.

Fabbri opened the scoring with his third goal of the playoffs, and added a pair of helpers in Wednesday's 6-1 Game 7 victory at Dallas.

EDGE Analysis

Fabbri's power-play tally just 5:23 in was a precursor of things to come, as the Blues turned in a dominant offensive performance when they needed one most. The rookie has amassed 13 points in his last 12 games, and should be a force to be reckoned with in the Western Conference Finals.

Fabbri put up a goal and an assist in Saturday's 4-1 win over Dallas on Saturday afternoon.

EDGE Analysis

His ascent continues. Fabbri has fantastic vision, so much so that at 20, he surprises veteran teammates with seeing-eye passes. He has 10 points (two goals, eight assists) in 12 playoff games; those 10 points have come in the last 10 games. Put Fabbri's name on your draft sheet for next season, especially in keeper formats.

Fabbri dished out a pair of assists in Sunday's win over the Stars.

EDGE Analysis

Fabbri continues to see limited ice time -- he skated 15:02 in Sunday's overtime affair -- but he's been a factor on the team's power play unit, where he got one of his helpers in this one. The rookie is having a strong playoff showing, as he's followed up a solid regular season with seven points in nine games.

Fabbri had three shots, two hits and the primary assist on Troy Brouwer's game-winning goal in Monday night's series-clinching 3-2 win over Chicago in Game 7 of their first-round playoff series.

EDGE Analysis

Fabbri initiated the sequence that led to the game-winner, poking the puck off the stick of Chicago's Erik Gustafsson in the neutral zone and then going to the net, putting himself in position to feed Brouwer. The rookie forward had a strong game and had a few scoring opportunities of his own after the Blackhawks knotted the game in the second period. He finished the first round with a goal, four assists and 13 shots in seven games.

Fabbri found twine on three shots, adding an assist and a plus-2 rating in Thursday's 4-3 double-overtime loss to the Blackhawks in Game 5.

EDGE Analysis

Fabbri has either been quiet or solid in this series, as the 20-year-old has two multi-point contests and failed to reach the scoresheet in the other three games. However, in those pointless outings, the 2014 first-round pick has totaled six PIM, so he's contributing somewhere despite the sporadic ice time. With double overtime aside, Fabbri has seen under 15 minutes three times (once under 10), which aligns well with his average during the regular season of 13:19.

Fabbri tallied a pair of assists in Sunday's Game 3 win over the Blackhawks.

EDGE Analysis

Fabbri saw just 9:31 worth of ice time in this one, but he was able to make the most of the limited action. One of the helpers came via the power play, so if he continues seeing time on the man advantage, the rookie should continue producing even with a reduced role at even strength.