Tatar scored the game-winning goal in Thursday's 4-1 win over the Senators.

EDGE Analysis

Tatar snapped a three-game slump, converting on a pass from Jordan Eberle in the second period. Through eight games with the Kraken, Tatar has three goals and two assists, which is over half the production he posted in 27 outings with the Avalanche to begin the season (nine points). The winger has added 33 shots on net, 19 hits and a plus-4 rating, but it's clear he's fit in much better on Seattle's top line while playing in an offense that's more balanced than Colorado's.

Tatar scored a goal, dished an assist, went plus-2, added three hits and blocked three shots in Saturday's 3-2 win over the Ducks.

EDGE Analysis

Tatar has four points over four contests with the Kraken. He and Vince Dunn assisted on each other's goals in this contest. Considering he had just nine points across 27 outings with the Avalanche, it's safe to say Tatar has benefited from his change of scenery. The winger has added 26 shots on net, 18 hits and a plus-3 rating through 31 appearances this season. He'll likely remain on the top line for the Kraken, while Jared McCann figures to slot onto the second line.

Tatar tallied a goal and added an assist in Monday's 4-3 overtime loss to Dallas.

EDGE Analysis

Tatar got Seattle on the board 32 seconds into the second period, burying a rebound off Scott Wedgewood for his first point in his second game with the Kraken. Tatar would add an assist later in the frame on a Matty Beniers tally. The 33-year-old Tatar could see a boost in production while working on Seattle's first line and top power-play unit. He had just one goal and nine points in 27 games with Colorado prior to his trade.

Seattle acquired Tatar from Colorado in exchange for a fifth-round pick Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Tatar signed a one-year deal with the Avalanche this offseason but didn't really settle in on the offensive side. He has just nine points and tallied his only goal of this year Monday against Calgary. The veteran winger is averaging just 11:17 of ice time per game and will likely remain in a fairly limited role with the Kraken.

Tatar scored a goal on two shots in Monday's 6-5 win over the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

Lost in the Avalanche's third-period comeback was the fact that Tatar got them on the board with a goal from in close late in the first period. The 33-year-old is barely clinging onto a spot in the lineup most of the time -- he saw just 9:58 of ice time despite being listed on the second line Monday. He's produced nine points, 19 shots on net, 14 hits, 10 blocked shots, 10 PIM and a minus-1 rating through 26 appearances. Tatar's poor play so far has him off the radar for most fantasy managers.

Tatar appeared to be headed for a healthy scratch Tuesday against Anaheim, per Evan Rawal of Colorado Hockey Now, but he ended up being active because Valeri Nichushkin (illness) was unable to play.

EDGE Analysis

Tatar stayed on ice after Tuesday's morning skate, which is typically an indication that a player will not be active for a game. He ended up not being scratched and had one shot over 11:13 of ice time as a fourth-line forward. Colorado called up 2021 first-round draft pick Oskar Olausson for Tuesday's game, and he could be a permanent replacement for Tatar if the Avalanche decide to cut the cord on the 32-year-old veteran. Tatar has yet to score on 14 shots and has eight assists through 23 games.

Tatar logged an assist and blocked two shots in Monday's 4-1 win over the Lightning.

EDGE Analysis

Tatar set up Ryan Johansen's second goal of the game at 1:48 of the second period. The helper ended a four-game drought for Tatar, who also missed a contest in that span due to an undisclosed injury. The winger has eight assists through 19 contests while he remains in pursuit of his first goal this season. He has not exceeded 12 minutes of ice time since Nov. 15 versus the Ducks, so he's playing a limited role despite being listed on the second line.

Tatar did not register a shot on goal over 10:01 of ice time in Saturday's 3-1 win over the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

Tatar was held out of Friday's win over the Wild due to an undisclosed injury. He skated on a line with Ryan Johansen and Jonathan Drouin and was part of the second power-play unit. Tatar, who potted 20 goals for the Devils last season, is still looking for his first tally in a Colorado uniform and has just 10 shots on net over 18 games.

Tatar (undisclosed) is expected to play in Saturday's game versus the Flames, Peter Baugh of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Tatar will return after a one-game absence. He'll be back on the second line alongside Jonathan Drouin and Ryan Johansen for this contest. With Tatar and Logan O'Connor (lower body) both back in the fold, Kurtis MacDermid will be scratched and Riley Tufte was loaned back to AHL Colorado earlier in the day.

Tatar (undisclosed) will not suit up Friday against the Wild.

EDGE Analysis

Tatar will miss his first game since Nov. 1. The 32-year-old has seven assists in 17 appearances on the year. With Tatar out, Colorado will dress Kurtis MacDermid as the seventh defenseman.