Patrick Sharp drew an assist on the lone Chicago goal Saturday and now has a six game scoring streak.
Sharp has six goals and 10 points in the playoffs, good for a tie for first overall in goals with Sidney Crosby and Pascal Dupuis and a tie for fourth in points with Logan Couture, Henrik Zetterberg and three others. He has been the Blackhawks major offensive weapon thus far and is obviously worth owning in every playoff pool.

Patrick Sharp had a hand in three of the Blackhawks' goals in their 4-1 win over the Red Wings in Game 1 of their semifinal series Wednesday night.
Sharp potted an empty-netter, and he had two helpers. He was excellent in this game, also leading the team with seven shots on goal. Sharp now has six goals and an assist in the playoffs. As The Sporting News' Jesse Spector notes, the Blackhawks have yet to lose this season in regulation with him in the lineup; he's played in 34 games. Marian Hossa, Johnny Oduya and Marcus Kruger scored the other goals for the Blackhawks, who were relentless on the attack all night. Niklas Hjalmarsson, Nick Leddy, Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews picked up helpers.

Patrick Sharp had five goals and six points in Chicago's five-game first-round series.
"It's always nice to score, especially in a win," Sharp said. "I feel like I got better as the series went on as far as making plays with the puck and kind of raising my level away from the puck. Goals are going to come when you least expect them. They seem to be going in right now so hopefully I can ride that as long as I can." Sharp's 2013 season wasn't necessarily bad, but he didn't find the back of the net nearly as often as we've become accustomed to. It looks like he's shaken that off for the playoffs though and that's providing the Blackhawks with a big boost.

Patrick Sharp continues to fill the back of the net, leading the Blackhawks with two goals in the team's 3-0 Game 4 win.
After an injury-riddled campaign, Sharp looks completely healthy through the first four games of the opening round. He's been a force in each contest, and Minnesota doesn't seem to have an answer for him. Bryan Bickell also added to his surprising playoff start with his third goal of the series.

Patrick Sharp scored two goals 10 minutes apart in the third period of Friday's 5-2 Game 2 victory.
Sharp's first goal came roughly six minutes after the Wild cut the Hawks' lead to 2-1 with about two minutes left int he second period. His second tally at 14:08 of the third turned out to be a necessary cushion when Minnesota made it 4-2 two minutes later. The Hawks added an empty net goal and lead the series 2-0.

Patrick Sharp was on the ice for 16:05 minutes in his return from a shoulder injury on Wednesday.
Sharp missed a little less than two weeks due to the ailment. He recorded an empty-net goal and had a plus-two rating in Chicago's 4-1 victory.

Patrick Sharp will return to Chicago's lineup Wednesday night from a shoulder injury.
He has missed the Blackhawks' past five games. Sharp has five goals and 13 assists in 26 games this season. Get him back in your lineup if you normally would.

Look for Patrick Sharp to return to the Chicago lineup Wednesday.
This is according to coach Joel Quenneville who said that "(Sharp is) very likely playing in Edmonton". Sharp has five goals and 18 points in only 26 games so he should be raring to go once the playoffs start next week. He is worth drafting high in playoff pools if you think the Blackhawks are going deep into the post-season.

Patrick Sharp (shoulder) will not return on Monday.
The good news is that Sharp is probable for Wednesday's contest. That would give him three games to shake off the rust before the playoffs begin.

Patrick Sharp (shoulder) might travel with the Blackhawks in their upcoming two-game road trip.
Chicago has two home games before that road trip starts on Monday. "I'm not sitting out because I'm resting. I'm not playing because I can't," Sharp said. "As soon as I can play, I want to get back in there."

Patrick Sharp (upper body) isn't expected to play Friday.
Chicago coach Joel Quenneville hopes to have Sharp back before the end of the regular season. He practiced on Thursday after attending Wednesday's optional session.

Patrick Sharp (upper body) took part in Wednesday's optional practice.
He didn't speak to the media and has missed the past two games with an upper-body injury. "When he's ready and more than ready, we'll get him playing," coach Joel Quenneville said. "But we'll definitely be on the smart side of things." His status for Friday's game against Nashville is still very much up in the air.

Look for Patrick Sharp (shoulder) to be on the ice for practice on Tuesday.
Sharp has been out the last two games with the shoulder injury. He played in the previous two outings but had missed 14 games before that with a shoulder injury. It is not known if the shoulder injuries are the same shoulder but consider Sharp day-to-day for now. The Blackhawks do not play again until Friday so it is possible Sharp will return at that time. Stay tuned.

Patrick Sharp (shoulder) will not return on Monday.
Sharp is still expected to return in the not too distant future. He has five goals and 18 points in 26 games this season.

Patrick Sharp (shoulder) is doubtful for Monday's match against the Stars.
Sharp sat out Sunday after playing twice since returning from a shoulder injury that kept him out of action since March 6. Consider Sharp day-to-day for now.

Patrick Sharp's return to the Chicago Blackhawks mix appears short-lived.
The sniper played the last two games, but it's believed that he's dealing with an upper-body injury (possibly even the same shoulder issue that hounded him before) once again. He missed Sunday's game against the St. Louis Blues.

Patrick Sharp got a bit of a scare in his return from a shoulder injury on Tuesday.
Sharp retreated to the bench after absorbing a hard hit into the boards by Minnesota's Ryan Suter. Fortunately, Sharp was fine. He ended up logging 17:58 minutes and recorded five shots on goal in his return. "I felt that line (with Patrick Kane and Marcus Kruger) had a lot of opportunities," Sharp said. "My timing was off, but for the first game I felt great."

Patrick Sharp was activated from the IL on Tuesday April 9.

Patrick Sharp (shoulder) will play Tuesday night against the Minnesota Wild.
Sharp hasn't played since March 6 and there have been false starts with his return over the past week. This sounds pretty solid, though, so activate him tonight if you still have the chance. Sharp has five goals and 18 points in 24 games this season.

Patrick Sharp (shoulder) is probable for Tuesday's contest.
Sharp has been out since March 6. He has five goals and 18 points in 24 games this season.

Patrick Sharp (shoulder) won't be available for Sunday's game.
The silver lining is that there's a "good chance" that Sharp travels with the Blackhawks to Minnesota for Tuesday's game, according to coach Joel Quenneville. Sharp has been out for roughly a month due to his shoulder injury.

There's a chance forward Patrick Sharp could return to the Blackhawks lineup for Sunday's tilt against Nashville.
Sharp has been out of the Chicago lineup since March 6th due to a shoulder injury, but he has been slowly working his way back to full strength all week, even going as far as to say he could have played earlier if the situation required it. Sharp would provide a big boost to the club if he can suit up, but check for an official status closer to puck drop.

Patrick Sharp (shoulder) won't be back Thursday night.
"I've been skating for three weeks and can shoot the puck under control," said Sharp, who will miss his 12th game with a left shoulder injury. "I've been doing it for a long time so it's frustrating knowing I'm that clsoe to getting into a game but there are some limitations with it."

Patrick Sharp (shoulder) will miss Monday's game.
Sharp said he was healthy enough to return if this was Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals. Given that it's a contest against Nashville after Chicago has all-but won their division, Sharp might as well take a few more days off to heal.

Patrick Sharp (shoulder) is close to returning.
"We have three games this weekend. ... I'd like to play in one of these games but it's really day by day," Sharp said. He's already been ruled out for Friday's game, but might return on Sunday or Monday.

Patrick Sharp (shoulder) won't return on Friday.
Sharp has been out since March 6. The Blackhawks have a comfortable hold on the Western Conference's first seed, so they have no reason to rush Sharp.

Chicago Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville said it would be a "stretch" for Patrick Sharp (shoulder) to be ready to return to the lineup Friday.
Sharp originally suffered the injury March 6 but appears further away than teammate Marian Hossa (upper body), who has been sidelined since March 18. If we had to guess, we'd say Sharp won't return until April, but we should know more on both players' status later this week.

Patrick Sharp (shoulder) skated on Sunday and is getting closer to returning to action.
Sharp suffered the shoulder injury on March 6 and while he is still skating on his own, he is getting closer. "I don't want to give you a number, but he's not too far away," coach Joel Quenneville said on Sunday. Stay tuned.

Patrick Sharp (shoulder) skated before Friday's practice.
Sharp has been out of action, with what the team is calling an "upper-body injury," since March 6th. "He's progressing but is still not close," said coach Joel Quenneville.

Chicago coach Joel Quenneville said Patrick Sharp is "progressing" from a shoulder injury.
He is likely to resume skating either Thursday or Friday. Sharp was injured Mar. 6 against Colorado.

The Chicago Blackhawks have listed Patrick Sharp's (shouler) timetable as three-to-four weeks.
That timetable more or less corresponds with James Duthie's report, which stated that Sharp has a "fairly severe AC joint shoulder separation." Sharp has five goals and 18 points in 24 games this season.

Patrick Sharp reportedly has a "fairly severe AC joint shoulder separation."
Sharp was initially projected to miss two-to-three weeks, but it looks like it could be closer to three week to a month. Missing Sharp would be a serious blow, but the good news is that Chicago has built such a lead over the rest of the Western Conference, that it's almost moot from their long-term perspective. As long as Sharp is 100% by the time the playoffs start, Chicago shouldn't be too worse off. Still, this is a body blow to many fantasy teams.

Patrick Sharp will reportedly miss two-to-three weeks due to a shoulder injury.
In other words, Sharp might be sidelined until the end of March. He left Wednesday's game after being hit into the boards by Colorado's Ryan O'Byrne. Sharp has five goals and 18 points in 24 games this season.

Patrick Sharp sustained what might be a significant shoulder injury on Wednesday.
Sharp was hit into the boards by Colorado's Ryan O'Byrne. Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville said that Sharp might miss some time as a result of the injury, but he still needs to be evaluated further. When asked if Sharp's season might be over, Quenneville said, "I don't think so."

Patrick Sharp left the Blackhawks' game on Wednesday night in the third period.
He was the recipient of a of a Ryan O'Byrne hit against the boards. He immediately left for the dressing room, hunched over in pain. Sharp played 15:59 with five shots on goal and a minus-two rating.

Patrick Sharp scored his first goal since Jan. 24 as the Chicago Blackhawks slipped by the Los Angeles Kings 3-2 on Sunday.
It ended up being the game-winner, too. The slump was pretty arbitrary in the first place because he's been productive (13 points in 15 games), but it's likely he's relieved not to field questions about it anymore. With 40 SOG, it's likely he'll start scoring more goals. Brent Seabrook had an eventful game on Sunday, too, taking a puck to an uncomfortable place but shaking it off to get a goal and an assist.

Patrick Sharp isn't bothered by the fact that he hasn't scored a goal in nine games.
"It doesn't matter," Sharp said. "I'm still producing offensively at the same clip as I normally do. It's just Kane is doing the scoring and I'm getting the assists instead of the other way around. And the team is winning. If we were losing it would be a different story." Sharp is absolutely right. While some fantasy owners might be missing his goal scoring production, it's hard to complain about a player that has 12 points in 13 games. We think he'll start to score more as the season progresses, but as long as he keeps collecting assists, it's nothing to panic over.

Patrick Sharp had an assist on Tuesday.
Sharp hasn't found the back of the net since Jan. 24, but fantasy owners should be comforted by his contributions in other areas. He has registered 10 assists, giving him 12 points in 13 games this season. He's likely to start scoring goals in the not too distant future, but we don't expect his point-per-game pace to improve.

Chicago left winger Patrick Sharp hasn't scored a goal in seven games.
Said Sharp: "I've been in situations like this before. I'm going to remain confident and keep shooting the puck. I'll get open, and hopefully one goes in." No goals since Jan. 24 against the Stars doesn't mean Sharp hasn't been effective in the offense. The veteran has five assists during the span, with three coming against the Coyotes - including a terrific cross-ice pass to Patrick Kane. "I told (Kane) on the bench that's the first time he ever came to me after a goal and said, 'Nice pass,' " Sharp said. "Usually, it's the other way around."

Patrick Sharp recorded three assists on Thursday.
Sharp has been a reliable goal scorer for years, but this season he's contributing in different ways. He has two goals and 11 points in 11 games this season. In the long run he should find the back of the net with more regularity, but either way he's a top player.

Patrick Sharp scored a goal and added two assists in the Chicago Blackhawks' 3-2 overtime victory over the Stars in Dallas Thursday night.
Marian Hossa scored the game-winning goal -- his fifth of the early season -- for the 4-0 Hawks on a power play in overtime. All three of Chicago's goals were scored on power plays. Sharp notched his second goal of the season as did Chicago captain Jonathan Toews. Patrick Kane picked up two assists for the winners. The Hawks trailed the Stars 2-0 until Sharp's goal at 15:57 of the second period.

Patrick Sharp will have to adjust quickly after opting not to sign in Europe or elsewhere during the lockout.
"It's going to be tough that there's no preseason games," Sharp said. "(It's) whoever can adjust the quickest and get off to a great start ... But once you get into the swing of things it's business as usual." Sharp is usually a reliable scorer, but he's one of the players should should feel a tad uncomfortable with going into the season. He should adjust quickly, but we wouldn't be surprised if he gets off to a cold start.