Pius Suter Fantasy Stats

St. Louis Blues forward Pius Suter (ankle) will sit out at least four weeks of action. He injured his right ankle during Saturday's 3-2 win over the Nashville Predators. Suter has gone 10 consecutive games without registering a point. However, he was sharp early in the campaign and has managed 14 points (seven goals, seven assists) in 37 games for the season. Robby Fabbri is slated to replace Suter in the lineup on Monday against the Buffalo Sabres. Since joining the team on Dec. 10, Fabbri has recorded two assists in six appearances.

Vancouver Canucks center Pius Suter tallied two points during their 4-3 shootout victory over the New Jersey Devils on Monday evening. Suter would open the scoring in the first period as he found the back of the net for the 21st time this season. Later in the third, Suter would tally the primary assist on Connor Garland's game-tying goal to force overtime in the final minute. This outing snapped a two-game scoreless streak for Suter. Before this brief two-game skid, Suter tallied seven points (five goals) over his last nine contests while tallying 17 shots on goal with 11 hits. Through 70 contests this season, Suter has already set a career-high in goals (21) and points (39). Fantasy managers should continue to view Suter as a viable option in standard formats while he continues to see top minutes in the Vancouver offense.

Vancouver Canucks center Pius Suter (upper body) will make his season debut in Friday's clash with Philadelphia. He was forced to sit out Vancouver's season opener against Calgary on Wednesday with an upper-body injury. Suter will slot into the third-line center role, bumping Aatu Raty to the fourth line. Nils Aman will exit the lineup. Nils Hoglander and Conor Garland, who combined for two points versus the Flames, will skate on Suter's wings. The Swiss forward has been fairly productive in a limited role throughout his NHL career, averaging 0.41 points per game. He boasts five points (one goal, four assists) in eight career outings against the Flyers.

Vancouver Canucks center Pius Suter has suffered an upper-body injury and is considered day-to-day. Suter was hurt in Monday's preseason contest against Edmonton. It looks like he will have a good chance to get healthy for the team's season opener. Vancouver begins the campaign against Calgary on Oct. 9. Suter has been a productive bottom-six piece throughout his four-year NHL career, with 116 points (57 goals, 59 assists) amassed in 283 regular-season appearances.

Vancouver Canucks center Pius Suter (undisclosed) is being evaluated after getting hurt in Monday's preseason game against Edmonton. Suter was injured in a third-period scuffle with Oilers forward Corey Perry. The Swiss centerman had a decent campaign in 2023-24 with 29 points (14 goals, 15 assists) across 67 games. He's mostly seeing bottom-six action and is projected to start the new season as the fourth-line center. However, the Canucks might be forced into changing their plans if Suter suffered a serious injury on Monday.

Vancouver Canucks center Pius Suter (lower body) will return from a 14-game absence on Thursday versus the Panthers. Suter had a rough start to the season, but he strung together an impressive stretch of games right before getting hurt, producing four goals across five games. These are his only points in 15 appearances in 2023-24. Suter returns to action on the fourth line on Thursday, bumping Nils Aman out of the lineup.

The Chicago Blackhawks walked away from a qualifying offer to Pius Suter. So, the Detroit Red Wings quickly struck. They signed the forward to a two-year deal worth $3.25 million AAV on Wednesday. Suter spent good parts of the season centering forwards like Alex DeBrincat and Patrick Kane. He scored 14 goals and 27 points in 55 games. Suter also played over 16 minutes a night and saw a good deal of power-play time. That ability to score goals was not lost on Steve Yzerman. Suter scored five goals against Detroit in 2021. Suter can also play left-wing as well and should see top-six ice time as a Red Wing.

Chicago Blackhawks forward Pius Suter will return to the lineup on Monday against Carolina after he was scratched for Saturday's 3-0 loss to Florida. Brett Connolly will come out of the lineup. Riley Stillman also won't play with Nicolas Beaudin taking over. Suter has posted 13 goals and 23 points in 50 games during his debut campaign in the league. He had a rough month in April with only five points but should be able to bounce back if he lands in a top-six role. Malcolm Subban, who is 6-7-1 for the year, is the man between the pipes on Monday.

Chicago Blackhawks forward Pius Suter will be scratched for Saturday's battle with the Panthers. Philipp Kurashev is set to join the forward group. Suter has been a first-line center lately, and he boasts a decent 13 goals and 23 points for the season in 50 games with 99 shots and a minus-six rating. The Swiss rookie could be dealing with an injury, but there's no info on it yet. Philipp Kurashev has had a 14-point campaign in 49 games with 57 shots and a minus-nine rating.

Chicago Blackhawks forward Pius Suter was on a roll on Sunday against Detroit, scoring two first-period goals and completing a hat trick in the third. The 24-year-old rookie became the second player in franchise history to post his first three career goals in the same game. He also had a game-high five shots in the 6-2 win and finished with a plus-two rating. Suter had a 30-goal year playing in Switzerland last season, so he clearly has a good eye for goal. Skating alongside Patrick Kane isn't a bad situation either for him. Kane had two assists in the game, while Mattias Janmark and Connor Murphy recorded two points with one goal and one assist.