Nick Schmaltz registered a pair of power-play assists in Saturday’s 5-3 loss to Los Angeles. He set up two of Barrett Hayton’s three goals, marking his first points of February.

Fantasy Impact

Schmaltz remains a key playmaker, particularly with the man advantage—six of his 12 points in January came on the power play. With 43 points (18 on the power play) through 57 games, he continues to be a productive asset in fantasy formats that emphasize special-teams scoring. However, his minus-14 rating limits his value in leagues that count plus-minus.

Nick Schmaltz scored a power-play goal on three shots in Friday’s 3-2 overtime loss to the Blue Jackets.

Fantasy Impact

Schmaltz opened the scoring early in the second period, continuing his recent offensive surge. He wrapped up January with five goals and seven assists over his last 11 outings, rebounding from a brief four-game slump. The 28-year-old winger now sits at 11 goals and 41 points (16 on the power play) through 51 games, putting him on pace to challenge his career-best 61-point season. With an increased role in Utah’s offense following Logan Cooley’s (lower body) absence, Schmaltz should remain a reliable fantasy contributor, especially in leagues that reward power-play production.

Nick Schmaltz picked up a power-play assist in Wednesday’s 3-2 overtime loss to the Penguins, setting up Mikhail Sergachev’s first-period goal.

Fantasy Impact

After seeing his eight-game point streak end Sunday, Schmaltz wasted no time getting back on the scoresheet. The assist marked his 400th career point, further solidifying his role as a key contributor on Utah’s top line. With 40 points (15 on the power play), 108 shots, and a minus-10 rating through 50 games, Schmaltz remains a solid fantasy asset in all formats, particularly for managers looking for steady power-play production.

Nick Schmaltz scored a power-play goal in the Coyotes' 5-2 loss to the Jets on Friday, extending his point streak to eight games.

Fantasy Impact

Schmaltz has been on a tear with four goals and six assists over his last eight outings. Anchoring the Coyotes' top line and first power-play unit, the 28-year-old winger continues to be a reliable playmaker. With 10 goals, 39 points (14 on the power play), and 104 shots on net through 48 games, Schmaltz remains a valuable asset in all fantasy formats, despite his minus-9 rating. His consistent production makes him a must-start while he’s riding this hot streak.

Nick Schmaltz tallied the opening goal in the first period, firing two shots on net and ending with a plus-one rating. He logged 17:48 of ice time, including 1:11 on the power play.

Fantasy Impact

Schmaltz continues to be a reliable offensive option, particularly in leagues rewarding goals and shooting metrics. His deployment on the top line and power play boosts his scoring potential.