The Kings placed Schaller on waivers Sunday, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schaller was recently acquired from the Canucks on Monday in a deal that saw Tyler Toffoli head to Vancouver. Schaller suited up in two games with his new club, going pointless across 8:01 of average ice time. He'll likely head to the AHL ranks should he go unclaimed off waivers.

Schaller will draw into the lineup for Thursday's game against Florida, Jack Harris of the Los Angeles Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

The 29-year-old will make his debut for the Kings after he was involved in Monday's trade that saw Tyler Toffoli head to the Canucks. Schaller will draw into the lineup on the fourth line, and he's only collected six points in 51 games this campaign.

Schaller will join the Kings in Winnipeg but likely won't suit up against the Jets Tuesday, Jon Rosen of Fox Sports West reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schaller was traded from the Canucks to the Kings on Monday and will head to Winnipeg to meet the team ahead of Tuesday's game. Assuming there are no setbacks, he should crack the lineup for Thursday's home contest against the Panthers.

Schaller was traded to the Kings along with Tyler Madden, a 2020 second-round pick, and a conditional pick in 2022 via the Canucks in exchange for Tyler Toffoli on Monday, Bob McKenzie of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

The 29-year-old was lumped into the blockbuster deal that will take one of the top trade targets (Tyler Toffoli) off the board. Schaller will give the Kings depth for the remainder of the season, as he's collected six points in 51 games this campaign. His addition will also give the Kings some flexibility heading into the offseason, as his two-year contract is set to expire at the end of the 2019-20 season.

Schaller will be a healthy scratch during Monday's meeting with Nashville, Brendan Batchelor of Sportsnet 650 reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schaller will take a seat in favor of Zack MacEwen for Monday's contest. Schaller has just six points though 50 matches. He's been a regular on the fourth line, but the Canucks will look to shake up their lines to try and snap their four-game losing streak. Schaller likely won't sit out many games, but he'll bring little fantasy value when he returns.

Schaller ended his lengthy goal drought during Saturday's 4-3 overtime win over the Islanders.

EDGE Analysis

The tally snapped a 35-game goal drought for Schaller. It was his first marker since he scored four goals in a three-game span in late October. He now has five goals and one assist through 46 appearances.

Schaller watched Thursday's win against Arizona from the press box.

EDGE Analysis

With Brandon Sutter returning from an upper body injury, Schaller got pushed out of the lineup. Schaller has just five points in 45 games, and will only ever serve on the Canucks fourth line should he get rotated back into the lineup. He can safely be avoided in most formats.

Schaller posted his first assist of the season during Thursday's loss to Florida.

EDGE Analysis

The assist ended a lengthy 30-game point drought for Schaller. It's his first assist of the season, his other points coming in a three-game span where he posted four goals. At five points in 42 contests, it could be awhile before he finds the scoresheet again.

Schaller was a healthy scratch during Tuesday's loss to Montreal.

EDGE Analysis

Schaller was forced to watch the Canucks last two contests from the press box. With Tyler Motte returning from a lower body injury, being a healthy scratch will be a common occurrence for Schaller. He has just four points -- all goals -- in 33 games this season.

Schaller has no points in his past 11 games.

EDGE Analysis

Schaller surprised many when he lit the lamp four times within a three-game span. Those four goals are the only points he's tallied this year. He's back to the Schaller we've grown accustomed to, where he focuses on the defensive side of the game rather than providing offense.