Simmonds set up the lone Flyers' goal in Tuesday's overtime loss to the Canadiens.Simmonds has been on a roll of late, contributing three goals and six points in his last six games. He's got 19 goals on the season, including 11 power-play tallies and five game-winners, making him one of the deadliest scorers around. Contributing in the majority of fantasy categories, the 26-year-old should be owned in almost all formats.

Despite skating just 11:02, Simmonds potted a goal on the power play, chipped in an assist, went plus-1, picked up two PIM and laid four hits Thursday against Winnipeg. It's his second straight game with a goal following a 14-game slump in which he picked up just one goal and three assists. While that skid slowed Simmonds' pace, he should pick it back up, especially if the Flyer reward his resurgence with a return to his typical minutes.

Simmonds netted a goal and provided the winning tally in a shootout victory over the Coyotes on Tuesday. Simmonds' 17th strike of the season came on a first-period power play, giving him his first goa1 since Jan. 6. He's managed just four points in January and was demoted to the third line for Tuesday's game, but his strong outing may allow him to return to his usual role on the Flyers' second trio.

Simmonds dished out two assists in Monday's 7-3 win over the Lightning. Simmonds has been particularly effective on the power play this season, notching his 16th point of the season with the man advantage. His even strength production is down from a season ago though, and it would take a big second half surge to match last year's 60-point output.

Simmonds scored the Flyers' lone regulation goal -- on a power play, naturally -- and tallied the game-winning shootout marker Tuesday against Ottawa. He also served five for fighting. Aside from Jakub Voracek's first-round shootout goal, Simmonds was the only man with a line on getting the puck past Sens netminder Craig Anderson. It's been a bit of a down year so far for Simmonds -- his scoring rate is down a few ticks and his PIM totals haven't really been there either until the last two games. But he's actually hitting at a career-high rate and remains a power-play ace, having tallied 15 of his 26 points with the extra man.

Simmonds' late-first-period power-play tally turned out to be the only time the Flyers got a puck past Andrei Vasilevskiy in his NHL debut Tuesday in a 3-1 loss to the Lightning. That's Simmonds' third straight game finding twine and his sixth goal in the last six games. Simmonds has been lighting up the scoresheet lately, and with the PIM he folds into his stat line, he should be starting in most formats.

Simmonds lit the lamp and added a helper in Saturday's 5-1 beatdown of the Hurricanes. Simmonds was one of five Flyers to post multi-point performances in this one, and he now sits at 13 goals and eight assists on the season. Owners would undoubtedly like to see more in the PIM department from Simmonds, as he only has 23 thus far, but his continued offensive production likely helps lessens the blow.

Simmonds scored his seventh power-play goal of the season in Thursday's 4-1 win over the Devils. Simmonds has scored four times in the last four games. He's 16th in the league in that category, and he's on pace to set a career-high in goals scored. Even though his assists are down from previous years, Simmonds is a solid start in all formats.

Simmonds potted two goals and chipped in four hits in Wednesday's shootout loss to the Ducks. Simmonds gave the Flyers a sense of hope that their losing streak might come to an end by tallying the tying goal with 2.6 seconds remaining in regulation, extending the game to overtime. While Simmonds and his mates couldn't prevail in the shootout, it was good to see the winger get back on track after his offense had gone cold of late. He had previously provided only one point over his previous five games.

Simmonds spent seven minutes in the sin bin in Monday's 1-0 shootout loss to the Islanders. The tall winger's ability to collects points and PIM make him a solid start in every league.