Hyman has three points in his last five games.

EDGE Analysis

He is a hard-working, grinding forward with skill and he has no qualms about going into the corners to dig. For now, Hyman is a good complement to rising star, Auston Matthews. And he's gathered 21 points in 45 games. There's value in that in deeper leagues.

Hyman's two assists Sunday in an overtime win over Detroit extended his current scoring streak to four games and five assists.

EDGE Analysis

His confidence is soaring right now and it's turning into points. Hyman has seven points in his last nine games after tallying nine in his first 27. He continues to see premium ice time on a scoring line with Auston Matthews and is a worthy, low-cost option for fantasy owners. Just don't count on power-play production.

Hyman has five points in his last 10 games, including two in his last three games.

EDGE Analysis

Hyman has 12 points, including five goals, in 33 games this season and has played mucker alongside Auston Matthews and the team's most talented offensive skaters. Hyman may never be a top scorer, but he is first man into the zone and digs out the puck for more talented linemates. There's real value in that on the ice and it will result in

Hyman picked up two assists in Toronto's 5-4 shootout loss to New Jersey on Wednesday night.

EDGE Analysis

Hyman has taken some criticism in Toronto for being the wrong type of linemate for the uber-talented Auston Matthews. But he set up Matthews twice Wednesday and is more than willing to go into the corners to retrieve the puck. Hyman's value has been limited to this point, but could increase if Matthews catches fire.

Hyman has gone 10 games without a point.

EDGE Analysis

He picked up an assist in his first game and hasn't tallied a point since. Hyman is like a terrier on the puck, but it just hasn't resulted in any production. He's minus-6 in those 10 games. Sit him until you see signs of life.

Hyman impressed Leafs' coach Mike Babcock during training camp playing alongside Auston Matthews and William Nylander, reports the Toronto Sun.

EDGE Analysis

"He's just a real good player who helps other players be really good because he gets to the puck," said Babcock, who had envisioned that line combo over the summer and saw the trio excel in the preseason. Hyman could become a fantasy sleeper on the team's third line -- there's no quit in his game and allows his linemates to be better.

Hyman was returned to AHL Toronto on Thursday as part of an eight-player roster shuffle.

EDGE Analysis

Hyman is a promising two-way forward who's split time between the Leafs and their minor-league affiliate. He's picked up 33 points in 54 games with the parent club and six in 16 with the Marlies.

Hyman scored a goal and added an assist in Tuesday's 4-1 win over the Lightning.

EDGE Analysis

This was Hyman's first career multi-point effort in his ninth NHL appearance. The 23-year-old has been one of the more successful pieces of Toronto's recent youth movement, with three goals in his last five games.

Hyman scored a goal in Wednesday's shootout victory over the Islanders.

EDGE Analysis

After defenseman Martin Marincin's slap shot was blocked by Thomas Greiss, the rookie scored off the rebound, earning his second goal in two games. Hyman, along with centerman William Nylander, was the first of the two Leaf's rookies to score against Greiss on Wednesday night. Playing only six games in the NHL, the 23-year-old right winger has two goals and two points under his belt. Fantasy owners can look forward to Hyman becoming a promising roster filler in the next few years.

Hyman notched his first NHL goal Monday in a 4-3 shootout loss to Buffalo.

EDGE Analysis

He drove the net hard and hammered home his own rebound. Hyman is a hard worker who is proving he belongs in the NHL. But for now, he won't deliver much fantasy value.