Recommendation: Despite logging the third highest amount of ice time on the man advantage (84:00) in the NHL, Crosby has just three power-play points -- all goals -- through 16 games. He's averaged 33 power-play assists in his four seasons, but so far Crosby hasn't been able to cover for the injury losses of Gonchar or more recently, Evgeni Malkin. To his credit, Crosby has recorded two of his five career short-handed points this year. Overall, the Penguins superstar boasts a career-best 15.3 shooting percentage on nine goals and 16 points, but it seems unlikely that his power-play production will return to form until the team gets healthy.

Advice: With five goals and six assists in his last six games, it looks like Crosby is heating up. Slightly puzzling, however, is that he only has one power play point in that stretch.