Charlie Coyle Fantasy Stats

Columbus Blue Jackets forward Charlie Coyle had an incredible outing against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Wednesday, racking up four assists in a 6-3 victory. He set a record as the third player in Blue Jackets history to post four primary assists in a game, and the first to do so in eight years. Coyle's linemates, Mathieu Olivier and Cole Sillinger, fully capitalized on his playmaking skills, combining for three goals and seven points. On Wednesday, Coyle doubled his points total for the season and now has eight points (one goal and seven assists) through 10 games. He will aim to get on the score sheet in consecutive games for only the second time this season when the Blue Jackets face the St. Louis Blues on Saturday night.

The Columbus Blue Jackets have acquired forwards Charlie Coyle and Miles Wood from the Colorado Avalanche in exchange for forward Gavin Brindley, a 2027 second-round draft pick, and a 2025 third-round selection. Coyle spent only a few months with the Avalanche, joining from Boston in March. Following a big 60-point year, he had a tough campaign, notching only 35 points (17 goals, 18 assists) in 83 games with the Avalanche and Bruins. Wood's year was ruined by health issues, as he was limited to 37 outings, scoring eight points (four goals, four assists). Blue Jackets general manager Don Waddell rates both players highly, and it will be interesting to see their impact in Columbus.

The Colorado Avalanche picked up forward Charlie Coyle in a trade with the Boston Bruins on Friday. The Bruins traded Coyle along with a 2026 fifth-round pick for forward Casey Mittelstadt, forward prospect Will Zellers, and a conditional 2025 second-round selection. Coyle, who had a career year in Boston last season with 60 points, has totaled 15 goals and 22 points in 64 games during the current campaign. He has been part of the top-six group with the Bruins but will likely have to settle for a third-line role in Denver, which will have a negative impact on Coyle's fantasy value.

Boston Bruins center Charlie Coyle scored his first career NHL hat trick and finished with four points in Thursday's 5-2 victory against the Islanders. Coyle's big night on the offensive end began with an assist in the opening period, followed by a power-play goal of his own in the early stages of the second period, and a pair of goals in the final frame to extend the lead for the Bruins. Coyle has been a valuable contributor as a member of the second line, and the 31-year-old has posted season totals of five goals and 12 points through 13 games to rank third on the team in scoring.

Boston Bruins center Charlie Coyle is set to be a top-six regular for the team in 2023-24 following the retirement of Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci, and the 31-year-old is very much looking forward to the opportunity. "They're world-class players. And we're gonna miss them," Coyle said during a recent appearance on WEEI's The Gresh & Fauria Show. "We all wish they could play, they've done so much for this city. [But] those are job opportunities right now, right? So that gets me fired up and gets our team fired up too." Coyle is slated to start the campaign with Brad Marchand and Jake DeBrusk, and he will be well-positioned to enjoy a career year. Coyle's current career-high stands at 56 points, which was recorded back in 2016-17 with the Minnesota Wild.

Boston Bruins center Charlie Coyle provided two assists as the team ended a three-game slide with an impressive 5-2 victory in Toronto. He set up Derek Forbort for a short-handed goal and helped out Brandon Carlo in an even-strength situation. Coyle capped things off with one shot on goal, two blocks, one hit, two penalty minutes and a plus-one rating in 19:08 of ice time. The 31-year-old had a pretty rough January, going scoreless in eight of the final 10 games, but he managed to make an encouraging start to the new month. For the season overall, Coyle has had strong numbers for a third-line center, notching 11 goals and 28 points in 51 games while registering a plus-19 rating with 95 shots, 44 hits and 39 blocks.

Boston Bruins forward Charlie Coyle had a very productive outing Friday against the Jets, finishing a 4-2 victory with three assists. Two of his helpers came in the final minutes of regulation when the Bruins managed to turn a tie into a victory with Taylor Hall's power-play goal and Charlie McAvoy's empty-netter in a short-handed situation. This is Coyle's third multi-point effort in six games, and he now boasts 36 points in 62 games for the season. Boston's third line has been hot lately and the trio has the perfect opportunity to keep up the form in the next matchup against Montreal and the league's worst defense.

Boston Bruins forward Charlie Coyle is set to be the first-line center in Thursday's matchup against the Islanders. He's moving up in the lineup because Patrice Bergeron is unavailable because of COVID-19 protocols. Brad Marchand remains out for the same reason as well, so Coyle will skate with Taylor Hall and David Pastrnak. The 29-year-old is on 14 points for the season with 25 games played. He hasn't managed to provide consistent offense but now gets an ideal opportunity to do so, with power-play duty on the first unit also waiting for him.

Boston Bruins forward Charlie Coyle is set to return to the lineup in Friday's matchup versus Washington after he was removed from the NHL's COVID-19 protocols list. The 28-year-old spent only a few days on the list and missed just one game, so he should be fully ready for action. Coyle scored two goals in his most recent appearance and is averaging a point per game across his last four outings. He's up to five goals and eight points for the year in 19 contests with 32 shots and 20 hits.

Boston Bruins forward Charlie Coyle produced two goals in Sunday's 4-1 win over the Rangers, netting the first and last goal of the game. The latter was a short-handed tally. David Pastrnak had two assists and Charlie McAvoy enjoyed a multi-point outing with one goal and one assist. Coyle, who added a team-high five shots on Sunday, now has five goals and eight points for the season in 19 games. Half of the points have come in his last four games, so the 28-year-old has heated up after going through an eight-game dry spell. Fantasy managers should definitely keep an eye on Coyle, who's a top-six forward and centers the second power-play unit.