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Predators' Colton Sissons: Records two points in Game 6 rout

The 24-year-old continues to elevate his game when it matters most. In 190 regular season games, Sissons has averaged 0.25 points per game, but after his two assists Sunday, his playoff average jumped to 0.5 points per contest. Since the 2017 postseason, Sissons has nine goals and 19 points in 28 postseason games. It doesn't get much better than that in the playoffs for a bottom-six forward.

Predators' Colton Sissons: Converts twice in key road win

Sissons' fine play helped the Predators become the first team to officially clinch a playoff spot. The B.C. native's playing time has fluctuated quite a bit from one game to the next, but he's averaging roughly two minutes on the man advantage to thrill his growing number of fantasy owners. His pair of goals in the latest contest both took place at even strength, though.

Predators' Colton Sissons: Adding offense on Preds' third line

Now with 24 points in 66 games, Sissons has been a decent source of secondary scoring for the Preds this season, and he's being rewarded with premium minutes as a result. He's currently skating with Austin Watson and Mike Fisher, who recently came out of retirement to help the Preds down the stretch and into the playoffs. Given his current pace, Sissons now has a chance to crack the 30-point barrier, which isn't too shabby considering this is his first full season in the NHL.

Predators' Colton Sissons: Cracks 20-point mark with goal against Blues

With the tally, the 24-year-old Sissons has now reached the 20-point mark for the first time in his young career. Despite spending most of his time centering the Preds' fourth line, Sissons has averaged a healthy 16:16 in ice time this season, including 2:04 on the power play where he has registered six helpers. He's a very solid option in deeper formats as he is widely overlooked in favour of his higher-profile teammates.

Predators' Colton Sissons: Fourth-line role in jeopardy despite scoring streak

It's likely an unsustainable pace, but the 23-year-old Vancouver native is on a pretty hot roll right now with five points in his last seven games -- even more impressive when you consider he spends most of his time centering the Preds' fourth line. However, with Mike Fisher set to come out of retirement and rejoin the lineup in the coming weeks, Sissons is likely the odd man out and could wind up on the bench or in the press box. As such, he remains a fantasy risk in the majority of formats. In the meantime, enjoy the hot streak while it lasts.