Matthias was benched in the Leafs' loss to the Coyotes on Tuesday after being on the ice for the first two goals, reports TSN.ca.

EDGE Analysis

He had solid possession stats, but that clearly wasn't good enough for coach Mike Babcock. Matthias has speed to burn, but he's never been able to find any offensive footing. He did have 18 goals last season, but so far, he's only found twine twice in 32 games. Matthias just isn't fantasy worthy at this point.

Matthias scored the game-winning goal Saturday in a 4-2 win over Vancouver. He now has a point in each of his last three games.

EDGE Analysis

He's coming off an 18-goal season in 2014-15, but we just haven't seen much of that touch this season. The goal is just his second so far.

Matthias netted his first goal of the season in Monday's loss to the Coyotes.

EDGE Analysis

Matthias was hampered by a shoulder injury that held him out of action for a week, but has collected a point in two of five contests since returning. The 27-year-old has never topped 27 points in a season though, so he shouldn't be a factor in most fantasy leagues.

Matthias (shoulder) will play against the Blue Jackets on Friday, The Toronto Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

The news does not come as much of a surprise, as Matthias was expected to suit up after returning to practice Wednesday, but it's still an encouraging development either way. He figures to slot into a top-six role on the wing once again.

Matthias (shoulder) is expected to suit up for Friday's tilt against the Blue Jackets.

EDGE Analysis

Matthias was held out of Saturday's game against the Senators with the shoulder injury, but returned to practice Wednesday, and is expected to return to action Friday against the Blue Jackets. If he is indeed available, he will likely slot into a top-six role against Columbus.

Matthias (shoulder) will take part in Wednesday's practice after missing Monday's skate, Mark Masters of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

After his best NHL season last year for the Canucks, where he scored 18 goals in 78 games, this is an inauspicious start after his move across Canada. He has no points and a minus-2 rating in his first two games in Toronto.

Mattias sat out Saturday's game with a shoulder injury, according to the Associated Press.

EDGE Analysis

There's no estimate of how long he'll be out, although the injury has been characterized as day-to-day.

Matthias signed a one-year deal with the Leafs on Monday, the Province reports. The deal is reportedly worth $2.3 million. Matthias notched 18 goals and nine assists in 78 games with the Canucks this past season, playing mostly on the team's third line. His fantasy upside with the Leafs thus hinges on where he'll slot in with his new team line-wise, as well as whether or not sees more power play action that he did with Vancouver. With the Canucks, Matthias was used sparingly with the man advantage.

Matthias scored his first career NHL playoff goal in Sunday's Game 3 loss to Calgary. A good accomplishment for Matthias, but unfortunately it couldn't help the canucks, as they fell 4-2 and are now trailing the Flames 2-1 in the series. Skating on the third line, Matthias is a decent depth scorer who can pot 10-20 goals in the regular season. With just 10 NHL playoff games under his belt, don't expect the 27-year-old third-liner to be a huge difference maker for the Canucks in these playoffs.

Matthias (undisclosed injury) indicated Monday that he will be ready for Wednesday's playoff opener against the Flames. Matthias, who last suited up on April 6, participated in Monday's practice and looks good to go for Wednesday's game, on the heels of a campaign in which he notched 18 goals and 27 points in 78 contests.