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Predators' Colton Sissons: Pointless streak ends at seven

The bottom-six winger had been snake bitten of late, going seven games without finding the scoresheet. Sissons scored the first of three unanswered Nashville goals Thursday, resulting in an impressive come-from-behind victory for the home club. The goal gives him 14 on the year, to go along with 15 assists for a career-high 29 points.

Predators' Colton Sissons: Goals in consecutive games

Sissons has goals in consecutive games with the tally Saturday. He added four PIM, three shots and two hits in the contest. The goal gave Sissons a career-high 28 points in 66 appearances. The third-line forward may have some fantasy appeal in deeper formats, given his 93 hits and 96 shots this season to go along with the respectable point output.

Predators' Colton Sissons: Matches career high for points

Sissons assisted on Craig Smith's eventual game-winner, and then added an unassisted insurance tally just over two minutes later. He has a career-high 27 points (12 goals, 15 assists) in 65 games, as well as a plus-25 rating. The third-line center could make for an interesting depth addition down the stretch, but the two-point night did snap a six-game pointless drought.

Predators' Colton Sissons: Ends scoring drought

Sissons carried a nine-game pointless streak and a 17-game goalless drought into this contest. He was clearly itching to get back on the scoresheet, and he fired six shots on net with one getting through in the second period. Sissons enjoyed time on the second line in this outing, but he'll likely be relegated to the bottom six once recently acquired Mikael Granlund (personal) is ready to enter the lineup.

Predators' Colton Sissons: Can't crack scoresheet

Sissons had a nice six-game, six-point stretch in early January after returning from a seven-game absence due to a lower-body injury, but he's been awfully quiet since. Trouble is, after seeing top-six minutes earlier in the season, he's now seeing checking-line duties on the fourth line with Frederick Gaudreau and Rocco Grimaldi. Until Sissons gets put back in a scoring role, he's not worth owning in the majority of formats.