Jackman scored the game-tying goal, had an assist, and was credited with five shots on goal in Friday's win over the Wild. A two-point night for Jackman? Now that is something you don't see every day. The fourth-liner has managed just three points (two goals) in 24 games this season, to go with 44 PIM. Considering he's only reached the 20-point mark once in his career, the 33-year-old isn't worth a look in fantasy unless your league places huge emphasis on PIM.

Jackman (illness) will be back in the lineup Tuesday against the Flames, Eric Stephens of the Orange County Register reports. The Ducks will get Jackman back after he missed Sunday's game due to a case of the stomach flu, but will be without center William Karlsson on account of the same ailment Tuesday night. It's probably not a fair trade off for the Ducks, but Jackman has been a key presence on the team's checking line. He's already accumulated 43 hits and 37 penalty minutes over 18 games.

Jackman is dealing with the stomach flu and will not play against the Panthers on Sunday, Curtis Zupke of NHL.com reports. The next opportunity for Jackman to take the ice will be against the Flames on Tuesday. At this point, he should be considered day-to-day moving forward.

Jackman was credited with 21 PIM and five hits in Sunday's loss to the Sharks. The fourth-line winger has one goal in nine games this season, while averaging 7:57 of ice time. Considering he has never recorded more than 23 points in a season, don't expect much from this depth forward. He leads the league with 38 PIM, but aside from that, he really doesn't provide much in fantasy.

Tim Jackman (hand) won't return to the lineup for Game 6 on Wednesday. Jackman is close to returning, but Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau might not immediately put him in the lineup when he's ready. He had four goals and five points in 36 contests in 2013-14.

Tim Jackman (hand) may be cleared by the end of the week, according to coach Bruce Boudreau. However, it's unclear if he'll get back into the lineup when he's ready. The Ducks hold a 3-2 series lead over Los Angeles with an opportunity to advance into Round 3 on Wednesday night. Jackman hasn't played since April because of a broken hand.

Tim Jackman, who broke his left hand on April 4, has started skating again. Jackman hopes to be available in the next round if the Ducks make it that far. He provides toughness for Anaheim as his 103 penalty minutes in 36 games attest to. He also chipped in with four goals and an assist this season.

Tim Jackman suffered a broken left hand on Friday and is out indefinitely. Jackman returned from the flu and played for the first time on Friday in a week so it was not a good return for the enforcer. He has 103 penalty minutes this season as well as four goals and an assist and may need the Ducks to go deep into the post-season for him to return to the ice.

Tim Jackman sat out Saturday's game against the Canucks due to the flu. The Ducks resident enforcer has 101 penalty minutes as well as four goals and five points this season. Consider him day-to-day for now.

Tim Jackman scored a goal in Anaheim's 4-3 loss on Wednesday. Jackman has three goals and four points in 31 games this season. He's a good source of penalty minutes, but he doesn't get enough playing time or have enough offensive value to make him worth owning in standard leagues.