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Lewis scored a short-handed goal on two shots and added two hits in Wednesday's 3-2 win over Ottawa.

Lewis won a race to a loose puck in the Ottawa zone while killing a penalty and went top shelf on netminder Matt Murray, giving the Jets a 3-1 lead midway through the third period. It was the second goal in the last four games for the 34-year-old Lewis, who scored only once in his first 39 contests.

Lewis scored a goal on two shots and dished out three hits in a 4-2 win over Montreal on Thursday.

Lewis drove to the net and got his stick on a Neal Pionk feed, redirecting it past Montreal goalie Jake Allen to give Winnipeg a 2-1 lead midway through the first period. It was just Lewis' second goal of the season and first since Feb. 2. The 34-year-old is a bottom-six depth player and nothing more.

Lewis produced an assist in Monday's 5-1 win over the Flames.

Lewis had the secondary helper on Nate Thompson's game-tying goal in the first period. The 34-year-old Lewis isn't known for much offense -- he has only five points in 36 games this season. He's added 37 shots on net, 40 hits and a plus-5 rating in a fourth-line role, but that's not enough to warrant attention in most fantasy formats.

Lewis posted an assist, two shots on goal and two hits in Thursday's 2-1 loss to the Oilers.

Lewis had the secondary helper on Mathieu Perreault's second-period goal. The assist was Lewis' first point since Feb. 11 -- he went 16 games without getting on the scoresheet. The 34-year-old forward has only four points, 31 shots on net, 33 hits and a plus-3 rating in 30 games in his fourth-line role for the Jets.

Lewis registered a short-handed goal on three shots in Tuesday's 3-2 win over Calgary.

Lewis beat David Rittich with a snap shot from the slot 6:40 into the first period for his first goal in a Winnipeg uniform. The longtime King had 12 points in 56 games last season, his final one in Los Angeles, and provides Winnipeg with a veteran role player in its bottom six.

Lewis inked a one-year, $750,000 contract with Winnipeg on Wednesday.

After 12 years playing for the Los Angeles Kings, Lewis was able to parlay his PTO into a one-year pact with Winnipeg. In 56 games last year, the veteran winger tallied six goals and six helpers and figures to provide a similar level of production while filling a bottom-six role for the Jets.

Lewis (undisclosed) made his training camp debut Wednesday, Mitchell Clinton of JetsTV reports.

Lewis missed the first two days of practice with an undisclosed issue, but his presence on the ice Wednesday suggests he should be good to go for the rest of camp. The 33-year-old forward, who picked up 12 points in 56 games with the Kings last campaign, is attending Winnipeg's camp on a professional tryout contract, so he'll need to impress in order to secure an NHL deal for the 2020-21 season.

Lewis will be unfit to practice for the second straight camp session for undisclosed reasons, Mike McIntyre of the Winnipeg Free Press reports.

Considering Lewis wasn't added to the roster on a professional tryout until Jan. 1, it's possible the veteran center is still fulfilling his quarantine requirements. Every missed day of camp will no doubt hurt Lewis' chances of making the Opening Night roster against the Flames on Jan. 14. If Lewis does make the team, it will probably be a one-year contract that sees him fill a bottom-six role.

Lewis will join the Jets on a professional tryout agreement, Mitchell Clinton of JetsTV reports.

Lewis will be donning a new sweater for the first time in his career having spent the past 12 seasons playing for the Kings. During his run in Los Angeles, the 33-year-old center recorded 70 goals and 93 assists while adding another 23 points in 79 postseason contests. The two-time Stanley Cup champion will need to beat out the likes of Nate Thompson and Dominic Toninato in order to secure an NHL contract.

Lewis has recorded six goals and six assists this season.

Lewis has never been a top scorer by any means, but he's usually been more productive than this. He's simply depth for the Kings at this point, and he offers little in the way of fantasy utility.

Lewis scored a goal on three shots in Wednesday's 3-2 win over the Senators.

Lewis matched his point output from last year with 12. He needed 56 games to reach that mark this season, compared to just 44 last year. The 33-year-old forward has added 92 shots on goal, 68 hits and a minus-7 rating. Lewis is mostly a bottom-six forward -- there's little reason for fantasy owners to pay attention to his performance.

Lewis notched a goal, three hits and two blocked shots in Sunday's 4-1 win over the Golden Knights.

Lewis has potted goals in two of the last three games. The 33-year-old forward is up to 11 points, 64 hits, 86 shots and a minus-9 rating in 52 games, mostly limited to a fourth-line role.

Lewis scored a goal on a team-high four shots and added three hits in Wednesday's 2-1 win over the Penguins.

Lewis made a nifty move to get around Penguins blueliner Jack Johnson. His first move didn't beat goalie Tristan Jarry, but Lewis pounced on the rebound to put the Kings ahead 2-0 late in the second period. He snapped a five-game point drought with the tally and now has 10 points through 50 games this season. The fourth-liner has added 82 shots and 57 hits.

Lewis notched an assist in Wednesday's 5-3 win over the Flames.

Lewis found Austin Wagner on a breakaway in the second period, and the latter tallied to put the Kings ahead 2-1. The 33-year-old Lewis has a goal and an assist in his last three outings after 10-game drought. He's at nine points, 73 shots and 49 hits in a limited, bottom-six role.

Lewis (upper body) scored a goal on three shots in Monday's 4-2 loss to the Blue Jackets.

After a five-game absence, Lewis did well to score in the third period of Monday's game, although the Kings didn't build on it. The 32-year-old is now at seven points, 53 shots on goal and 42 hits in 31 contests. He'll likely hold down a bottom-six role, which will keep him from garnering much fantasy interest.

Lewis (upper body) will return to the lineup Monday versus the Blue Jackets, Jack Harris of the Los Angeles Times reports.

Lewis has missed the last five games, but he's ready to return to the third line. The 32-year-old has accrued six points and 50 shots on net over 30 games this year, so his fantasy value in season-long leagues is negligible.

Lewis (upper body) skated with the third line ahead of Monday's game versus the Blue Jackets, Adam Kimelman of NHL.com reports.

Martin Frk and Matt Luff stayed on the ice following the morning skate, indicating they will be the scratches and further emphasizing that Lewis will likely be back in the lineup. The 32-year-old will first need to be activated from IR. The lifelong King isn't the concern of fantasy managers outside of the daily realm, as he's recorded just six points through 30 games.

Lewis (upper body) practiced for a second straight day Tuesday, but he won't be available for the evening's matchup with Philadelphia, NHL.com's Dan Greenspan reports.

Lewis is clearly closing in on a return, but he'll have to wait for Saturday's game versus the Predators for his next opportunity to do so. Once he's cleared to play, the 32-year-old forward, who's picked up six points in 30 games this campaign, will return to a bottom-six role.

Lewis (upper body) practiced in a normal jersey Monday, Kings beat writer John Hoven reports.

Lewis has missed the last three games, but his ability to practice without limitations signals he'll be ready to return soon. The 32-year-old winger isn't on many fantasy radars, as he's accrued just six points over 30 games this year, but he's a valuable veteran presence in the bottom six with 42 hits and 50 shots on net. Lewis could play in Tuesday's game against the Flyers, but he would need to be activated from IR first.

The Kings placed Lewis (upper body) on injured reserve Friday, Zach Dooley of LAKingsInsider.com reports.

The Kings have yet to release an expected timetable for Lewis' recovery, but he'll miss the team's next two games at a minimum now that he's been placed on IR. The veteran forward has only picked up six points in 30 games this campaign, so there's no reason for fantasy owners to track his status.