Pearson scored a goal and fired four shots in Saturday's 3-2 shootout win over the Flyers.

EDGE Analysis

Pearson also had the biggest moment of the game, tallying the shootout winner to secure both points in the standings. Pearson has two goals and four points through four games this season, adding 18 shots on goal. If he's still available in fantasy formats, he's worth a look with top-six usage for a surprisingly effective Canucks offense (3.00 goals-per-game).

Pearson chipped in two assists and three hits in Wednesday's 8-2 win over the Kings.

EDGE Analysis

Pearson's first helper came on a Quinn Hughes power-play goal in the first period, and he added the secondary assist on a third-period tally by Josh Leivo. The two-point effort gives Pearson three in as many games this year, as well as a staggering 14 shots on goal.

Pearson scored a goal and fired a team-high 11 shots on goal in a 3-2 loss to the Oilers on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Pearson, albeit in a losing effort, wasted no time scoring his first goal of the 2019-20 season. The 27-year-old is coming off a campaign last year where he suited up for three different teams and is definitely looking to hit his stride in Vancouver and find more consistency in his game. His performance Wednesday most certainly helped him in his quest to prove he deserves to remain in the Canucks' top six.

Pearson scored a power-play goal and added an assist on the man advantage as well in Thursday's 3-2 loss to the Predators.

EDGE Analysis

Pearson's two-point night gives him four points over his past two contests and 26 for the year, in 79 games. He also finished with the second highest TOI among Canucks forwards (18:10), trailing only Bo Horvat.

Pearson scored twice on seven shots, and went a plus-2 with two hits in Tuesday's 4-2 win over the Sharks.

EDGE Analysis

Pearson has lit the lamp six times in his last 10 games, adding 27 shots on goal in that span. He has eight points in 17 games with the Canucks this year, and his season totals stand at 15 tallies and eight helpers across 78 appearances. Pearson also has a career-high 127 hits this year.

Pearson scored the shootout winner over Los Angeles on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

The tally was extra sweet for Pearson, as he scored the deciding goal over his former team. Pearson is playing on a line with Bo Horvat and Loui Eriksson, giving him a chance to rebound from his earlier struggles in Los Angeles and Pittsburgh. He's played 18:49 and 21:11 worth of ice time in the past two contests, respectively, and the winger has rewarded the Canucks with four goals and a pair of assists over his past nine contests. We could see him return to his 40-point form in 2019-20.

Pearson scored his 14th goal of the season on four shots and went plus-3 in Tuesday's 5-4 loss to the Ducks.

EDGE Analysis

Pearson is up to 22 points in 75 games this season, a down year for the winger that hadn't posted less than 36 points since 2014-15. He's fired 110 shots on goal and added 120 hits, but the lack of scoring has limited his fantasy appeal.

Pearson scored twice on four shots and added a helper in Wednesday's 7-4 win over the Senators.

EDGE Analysis

The Canucks' top line of Pearson, Loui Eriksson, and Bo Horvat was the driving force in the win, combining for 10 points. The three-point game doubled Pearson's point total since he joined Vancouver in a trade with Pittsburgh, and it gives him 13 goals and eight assists in 72 games for the year. He likely won't have time to match the 40 points he had for the Kings last season, as it's been a year filled with changes and challenges for the winger.

Pearson scored a goal on three shots in a 3-2 shootout loss to the Devils on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Pearson has accumulated two goals and a helper in eight games with the Canucks since a trade from the Penguins. Overall, he's scored 11 goals and added seven helpers in 69 games this season. He's also earned 115 hits, but the physicality isn't likely to be enough to earn attention from fantasy owners.

Pearson collected his first assist for Vancouver during Wednesday's 4-1 win over the Rangers.

EDGE Analysis

Pearson has struggled mightily this season, having only 17 points to his name. He's getting more ice time in Vancouver (15 minutes per game) than he did in Pittsburgh (13:12) and Los Angeles (13:27). The point was just his second in seven games as a member of the Canucks, but perhaps as he gets more comfortable with his newest team, he can start producing at the level we know he's capable of.