98 Mikhail Sergachev D

Sergachev registered two assists in Saturday's 5-0 win over the Stars, one of which transpired on the power play.

Tampa Bay was so dominant against the Stars in their first meeting since the Stanley Cup Final that eight different Bolts skaters netted at least one point in the contest. Sergachev's second-period helpers padded the lead and now he's tied for fourth among NHL defensemen with 14 apples, joining the likes of John Carlson (WSH) and Toronto's Morgan Rielly.

Sergachev scored a goal in Tampa Bay's 3-1 win over Carolina on Thursday.

It's his first goal of the season. Sergachev made a strong, decisive move to the net and ripped the puck under James Reimer's blocker from a sharp angle. Sergachev is having a strong season with 13 points in 18 games. Put into perspective, that's a 60-point season over a full season.

Sergachev registered three assists and four shots to go with a plus-3 rating in Tuesday's 6-1 win over Nashville.

Sergachev figured in on half of Tampa Bay's six goals, assisting on tallies by Steven Stamkos, Mathieu Joseph and Yanni Gourde, all at even strength. The 22-year-old has yet to light the lamp through 11 games following his 10-goal 2019-20 campaign, but he does rank second on the team with nine assists. Sergachev has managed to register three-plus shots in five of his last eight games, so the goals should eventually start to come.

Sergachev registered a power-play assist, three shots on goal and three blocked shots in Monday's 4-1 win over the Predators.

Sergachev set up Anthony Cirelli's second goal of the game, which also stood as the game-winner. The 22-year-old Sergachev has done quietly well on the scoresheet with six helpers and a plus-7 rating through 10 games. The Russian rearguard has added 17 shots on net, 13 hits, 13 blocks and eight PIM this season.

Sergachev picked up two assists Saturday in a 4-3 win over Nashville.

His season had been quiet until Saturday -- Sergachev only had a single helper in five previous games. While he's waiting on his first goal, Sergachev is getting lots of ice time and runs the second power play, where he snagged one of these helpers. The goals should come -- he's fired 10 shots in his last three games. Sometimes a little patience is in order with young defenders and that's the case with Sergachev.

Sergachev penned a three-year, $14.4 million contract with Tampa Bay on Wednesday.

Sergachev set a new personal best this year with 10 goals in 70 outings on his way to a third straight 30-plus point campaign. The 21-year-old defenseman also notched 13 of his 34 points with the man advantage despite primarily serving on the No. 2 unit. Looking ahead to 2020-21, there is no reason to expect any sort of drop off from Sergachev, so fantasy players should be looking to pick him up in middle rounds, especially in formats that prioritize power-play points.

Sergachev scored a goal on five shots and added five hits in Saturday's 3-2 double overtime loss to the Stars in Game 5.

Sergachev potted the go-ahead goal at 3:38 of the third period, but the Lightning couldn't make that lead hold up. It was the Russian blueliner's third goal of the postseason, to go with seven helpers, 60 hits and 51 shots in 24 appearances. DFS managers may want to consider the 22-year-old for Monday's Game 6 given his large role on the Lightning's top power-play unit.

Sergachev had a pair of assists and four hits in Friday's 5-4 overtime win over the Stars in Game 4.

Sergachev helped out on Yanni Gourde's power-play tally in the second period and Alex Killorn's go-ahead goal in the third. The pair of assists snapped a six-game point drought for Sergachev. The Russian blueliner now has nine points (four on the power play), 46 shots and 55 hits through 23 games.

Sergachev scored a goal on four shots, added an assist and took 10 PIM in Friday's 5-3 loss to the Islanders in Game 3.

Sergachev had a hand in two of the Lightning's three goals, but it wasn't enough to help the team avoid its first loss of the series. The 22-year-old blueliner is up to two goals and five assists with 32 shots and 37 hits through 16 games. With his helper Friday coming on the power play, he now has three points with a man advantage in the playoffs.

Sergachev posted an assist, four PIM, three blocked shots and a plus-2 rating in Monday's 8-2 win over the Islanders in Game 1.

Sergachev had the secondary helper on Ryan McDonagh's first-period tally, which stood as the game-winning goal. The 22-year-old Sergachev has struggled with consistency in the postseason -- he's at just five points in 14 playoff games. The blueliner has added 12 PIM, 33 hits and 25 blocked shots.

Sergachev scored a power-play goal and added two assists in Wednesday's 7-1 victory over Boston. He also had four shots and four hits.

Sergachev unleashed a one-timer from the point early in the second period to push Tampa Bay's lead to 3-0. He also collected assists on power-play goals by Ondrej Palat and Alex Killorn, giving him a three-point night that put an emphatic end to his six-game scoreless streak. Sergachev had recorded just one assist in 10 playoff games prior to Wednesday.

Sergachev scored a goal and added an assist in Saturday's 5-3 win over the Bruins.

The goal came while shorthanded -- it was the first shortie of his career. Sergachev now has 10 goals and 34 points in 68 games. Those 10 goals are a career mark. He has four points in his last four games, but just five in his last 11. Sergachev saw his ice time leap to 28:20 because of Victor Hedman's injury. The season is long and games are getting tougher. But the young Russian could be in for increased opportunity if the veteran Swede is out for long. And that will result in points, what with so many offensive studs on the Bolts.

Sergachev picked up two power-play assists in Saturday's 4-3 win over the Flames.

It's the third-year blueliner's first multi-point effort since Dec. 19, and Sergachev had failed to find the scoresheet entirely in his prior five games. He's now tied last year's production with 32 points (nine goals, 23 helpers) through only 65 games, giving him a shot to top the career-high 40 points he scored the season before.

Sergachev produced an assist, two hits and two blocked shots in Saturday's 3-0 win over the Sharks.

Sergachev had the secondary helper on Steven Stamkos' second-period tally. The Russian defenseman is up to 26 points, 82 shots on goal, 77 blocks, 75 hits and 39 PIM in 52 outings. His point-per-game pace is nearly identical to his 40-point effort from 2017-18. Combined with solid non-scoring numbers, the 21-year-old makes for a solid choice in fantasy.

Sergachev notched an assist, two hits and went plus-3 in Friday's 7-1 win over the Jets.

Sergachev had gotten tangled up with the Jets' Gabriel Bourque on an earlier shift, but returned to help set up Alex Killorn's third-period tally. With the helper, Sergachev reached 25 points for the third straight season. He's added 79 shots on goal, 67 hits, 68 blocked shots and a plus-10 rating in 2019-20, which makes him an intriguing option for fantasy owners.

Sergachev scored a goal Thursday in a 4-0 win over Arizona.

Sergachev is seeing time on both special teams and developing into the type of top-pairing rock the Canadiens, his former team, only wish they had alongside Shea Weber. The 21-year-old's ascension continues -- he's strong offensively and plays with effective physicality. Sergachev has four points (one goal, three assists) and nine PIM in his last six games, as well as seven goals and 23 points in 43 games this season.

Sergachev (hand) is back in the lineup for Thursday's game against the Canadiens, Caley Chelios of the Lightning's official site reports.

Sergachev departed early toward the end of Tuesday's game against the Sabres after suffering a hand injury while blocking a shot. Fortunately, he should retain his usual role Thursday and will aim to continue on his early-season scoring pace, having racked up 20 points through his first 38 games played.

Sergachev picked up an assist and seven PIM in Tuesday's 6-4 win over the Sabres, but also blocked a shot with his open palm. He immediately went to the Lightning dressing room.

Sergachev was an absolute machine on the night -- his second-period fight finally woke his team up (they were down at the time). And his taunts riled the Buffalo fans. Sergachev's teammates called him the difference-maker in the game. But the shot block looked bad, and it's hard to imagine that Sergachev escaped serious injury on the play. So far, there are no updates on his condition.

Sergachev scored a power-play goal on his lone shot in Monday's 6-1 win versus Florida.

Sergachev picked up his second goal in the last three games when he struck late in the first period. It was his sixth goal of the season and gave him 19 points through 35 games. The 21-year-old should be able to not only eclipse the 32 points he produced a year ago, but challenge the career-high 40 he put up as a rookie in 2017-18.

Sergachev scored and added an assist Thursday in a 4-3 overtime loss to Dallas.

Sergachev had been scuffling offensively of late -- the points snapped a six-game point drought. But he still has 18 points in 33 games, a pace that should net him in the mid-40s in points by season's end. Sergachev is going to be an absolute stud.