Schenn is expected to play a big role for the Flyers this year. There's no bigger role than the first line along side one of the leagues best playmakers (Giroux). If he stays on this line, he could be a great fantasy commodity.
Corvo and Faulk appear to be the D-men to own if you want some of the Canes' powerplay.
Look for Krug to play on the third pairing with Joe Corvo.
Krug just finished his third year at Michigan State University, scoring 12 goals and 34 points in 38 games.
Schenn gets a new set of linemates for tonight's game. He has nine goals and 12 points in 40 games.
Schenn obviously gets a bump in fantasy hockey value by playing with the top line. The rookie has eight goals and 11 points on the season.
Schenn moves from the second line to the third. The rookie has eight goals and 11 points in 29 games.
Schenn moves up to the second line. He scored five goals and eight points through his first 24 games in Philly. Expect him to continue his productive pace with Briere.
Schenn starts today's game on the top line. The rookie has just two goals and four points through 18 games.
Schenn moves up to center the third line. He scored his first NHL goal during the Winter Classic and seems to be doing all the right things.
Fowler is demoted to the second PP unit. The slumping sophomore has three goals and 15 points in 35 games.
Schenn gets into his seventh game with the Flyers this season. The former 5th overall pick has no points with a minus-6 rating.
Schenn felt no ill affects of his concussion and has been eager to return for some time now. Schenn has no points through six games with a minus-6 rating and may get yet another conditioning stint when healthy
With Claude Giroux back in the lineup, the Flyers can play it safe with their youngsters. Schenn has no points through six games with a minus-6 rating and may get yet another conditioning stint when healthy.
With Claude Giroux back in the lineup, the Flyers can play it safe with their youngsters. Schenn has no points through six games with a minus-6 rating and may get yet another conditioning stint when healthy.
Schenn practiced on the fourth line this morning and could be ready to return to the lineup. The former fifth overall pick has no points through six games with a minus-6 rating.
More bad news for the Flyers. Despite being a top prospect, Schenn has never looked comfortable this season, battling a variety of injuries.
This injury is related to the one that's sidelined him most of the season. While he appears ready for NHL duties, the younger Schenn will need to be healthy in order to produce at this level.
Schenn is "fine" and just taking a maintenance day. Don't expect him to miss any playing time.
Faulk moves up to the top power play unit in only his second game under Muller. The organization has high hopes for him so expect a solid amount of minutes.
