Ondrej Kase Fantasy Stats

Toronto Maple Leafs right wing Ondrej Kase (concussion) will be back in the lineup for Monday's playoff opener against Tampa Bay. He's expected to line up on the second line with John Tavares and Ilya Mikheyev. Kase skated in only 50 games during the regular season and has been out since Mar. 19. He had a fine campaign in limited minutes with 14 goals and 27 points. Kase produced a two-goal performance in his last appearance against the Lightning and skating with Tavares certainly puts him in a very good spot to keep making an impact offensively. Toronto needs some extra oomph in attack with Michael Bunting (undisclosed) out for Game 1.

Toronto Maple Leafs right wing Ondrej Kase was forced to end his game against Nashville early on Saturday after he received an elbow to the head. The incident occurred early in the second period and Kase ended up logging only 6:22 of ice time. The Czech winger had entered the matchup with a three-game goal streak and sits on 27 points for the season. He's been skating on the second line lately and Maple Leafs head coach Sheldon Keefe is now forced to look for attentive options. The team noted that Kase's exit was for precautionary reasons, but he's suffered a number of concussions and it appears unlikely that he can make a quick return.

Toronto Maple Leafs forward Ondrej Kase (upper body) has been moved to the injured reserve, according to CapFriendly. Kase suffered the injury last Saturday and did not appear in the following three games throughout this week. The 26-year-old forward has totaled 11 goals, 12 assists, 23 points and a plus-five rating through 44 games as a third line winger, and he can remain on the waiver wire across standard fantasy formats.

Toronto Maple Leafs forward Ondrej Kase (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision for Tuesday's game against the Golden Knights. Kase was wearing a blue practice jersey on Monday while skating on the Maple Leafs top line, alongside center Auston Matthews and winger Michael Bunting. The 26-year-old had a very productive month of December with seven points in six games and has spent the majority of the season on the third line, with eight goals and a total of 16 points through 28 games. Kase is on the radar in deep fantasy formats until forward Mitchell Marner (COVID-19 protocols) is ready to return to the lineup.

Toronto Maple Leafs right wing Ondrej Kase will log first-line minutes in Saturday's matchup against Chicago. He will take over from Wayne Simmonds, who's been riding with Michael Bunting and Auston Matthews after Mitchell Marner (shoulder) got sidelined. Kase impressed with two goals in Thursday's 5-3 loss to Tampa, and he's been averaging a point per game across the last five matchups. The Czech winger put together a three-game goal streak last month, and he's tallied eight goals in total this season with four assists in 25 games.

Toronto Maple Leafs right wing Ondrej Kase, who recently had a three-game goal streak, lit the lamp once more in Sunday's 3-0 win over the Islanders. David Kampf and Nick Ritchie collected the assists on the play. Toronto's third line has worked well lately, and it helped Kase to a four-game point streak, which ended a couple of games ago. He'll be hopeful of starting another one with his Sunday's effort. The Czech winger is now on five goals and two assists for the season with 20 games played.

Toronto Maple Leafs right wing Ondrej Kase is expected to play on Friday against San Jose despite missing some practice time this week. The 25-year-old got hurt blocking a shot in Monday's 2-1 overtime loss to the Rangers. Kase went through some tests and rejoined the group in Thursday's practice. He's a third-liner in Toronto with David Kampf and Alexander Kerfoot. Kase has shown some good production in his career, but he's been off the radar in recent years and skated in only three NHL games for the Bruins last season. The Czech winger is pointless with 11 shots through his first four outings with Toronto.

Boston Bruins forward Ondrej Kase is expected to suit up as his team faces off against the visiting New York Islanders on Monday. The 25-year-old, who has only played two games this season, has been sidelined since mid-January due to an upper-body injury. Acquired at last season's trade deadline from Anaheim, Kase was expected to play a significant role in Boston's top-six forward group in 2020-2021. He'll start off in the team's bottom-six forward group on Monday, expected to line up next to forwards Jake DeBrusk and Curtis Lazar.