Warren Foegele Fantasy Stats

Los Angeles Kings winger Warren Foegele (upper body) will miss a third straight game on Tuesday against the Washington Capitals. On Tuesday morning, Foegele returned to the ice for the first time since suffering an upper-body injury late last month. After back-to-back 40-point campaigns, Foegele has had a disappointing year, recording four goals and zero assists in 18 games. During his absence, Joel Armia has seen more ice time and is projected to start Tuesday's contest in the top six. Foegele could be ready to return to action later in the week when the Kings face the Chicago Blackhawks in two consecutive games.

Los Angeles Kings winger Warren Foegele (upper body) will skip a second consecutive contest on Saturday against the Vancouver Canucks. He exited the lineup for Friday's tilt against the Anaheim Ducks due to an upper-body injury. It has been a poor campaign for Foegele, who has recorded four goals and zero assists in 16 appearances. Jeff Malott has come into the lineup as Foegele's replacement, but he has zero fantasy value as a fourth-line grinder. Foegele is considered day-to-day and will get his next opportunity to return on Tuesday against the Washington Capitals.

Los Angeles Kings winger Warren Foegele (upper body) is expected to return from a five-game absence in Sunday's tilt against the Pittsburgh Penguins. After struggling at the start of the season, Foegele suffered an additional setback in the form of an upper-body injury. The Kings will hope that some time off will help Foegele reset and return to form. In the past two seasons, Foegele has been a 40-point guy. However, he's contributed only one goal and no assists in 10 outings in 2025-26. Foegele is projected to re-enter the lineup on the fourth line, linking up with Alex Turcotte and Corey Perry.

Los Angeles Kings winger Warren Foegele (upper body) has been placed on Injured Reserve, retroactive to Oct. 26, 2025, the team announced on Saturday. After Foegele sustained an upper-body injury last Sunday against the Chicago Blackhawks, Kings head coach Jim Hiller announced that he will "miss some time," and the fact that Foegele was placed on Injured Reserve confirms that he isn't expected to make a quick return. Saturday's matchup against the New Jersey Devils will mark Foegele's third consecutive absence. Last term, Foegele was an effective third-line performer for the Kings, but he's been limited to one goal in 10 appearances this season. Joel Armia's usage has increased during Foegele's absence, although he isn't a consistent fantasy contributor.

Los Angeles Kings winger Warren Foegele (upper body) won't play against the San Jose Sharks on Tuesday night and will miss "some time," Zach Dooley of the Kings' official site reports. Foegele has been left nursing an upper-body injury after taking only a couple of shifts in Sunday's 3-1 win over the Chicago Blackhawks. He has been ice-cold early in the season, contributing only one goal in 10 games. Joel Armia, who has scored in back-to-back games, will likely have an expanded role until Foegele returns. Jeff Malott is expected to fill the open spot in the lineup.

Los Angeles Kings winger Warren Foegele (upper body) didn't finish Sunday's contest against the Chicago Blackhawks. He was on the ice for only his second shift when he appeared to injure his right arm or shoulder. Foegele, who's coming off back-to-back 40-point seasons, has struggled this year, recording just one point in ten games. He scored the first goal in a 4-2 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins on Oct. 16. Taking some time off could potentially benefit Foegele, but if the injury is serious, it would be another setback for the 29-year-old during a challenging season. Samuel Helenius and Jeff Malott are the candidates to fill in for Foegele.

Los Angeles Kings winger Warren Foegele produced two points, including the game-winning goal, in Wednesday's 3-2 victory over Dallas. He helped linemate Tanner Jeannot on the scoreboard with 4:40 played in the second period, and Jeannot returned the favor early in the third period. Foegele ended a nine-game goalless spell. He hasn't had much success offensively lately, but it's been a decent campaign for the 28-year-old in a middle-six role. Through 26 outings, Foegele has earned 13 points (seven goals, six assists). This puts him on track for a second consecutive 40-point season.

Edmonton Oilers winger Warren Foegele has been an unexpected hero in the 2024 Stanley Cup Final against the Florida Panthers. The 28-year-old has put together a four-game point streak ahead of Monday's pivotal Game 7. It's the longest scoring run Foegele has ever had in the NHL. He has totaled two goals and three assists during the streak. Before heating up, Foegele had managed only three points this postseason, with two coming in the first two games. He boasts three goals and five assists overall for 21 playoff appearances this year. There have been only eight players with point streaks of five or more games in the Stanley Cup Final since 1995.

Edmonton Oilers winger Warren Foegele found the back of the net twice in Wednesday's high-scoring 6-5 overtime loss to Boston. Following a line shake-up, Foegele rode shotgun with Connor McDavid and took full advantage of the opportunity, netting the team's first two goals. The 27-year-old has now tallied three goals across two games with six shots while going plus-five, which must be very pleasing for Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch. Foegele's overall productivity has resulted in 13 goals and 16 assists in 53 games this season.

Edmonton Oilers winger Warren Foegele sent off 2023 with a bang on Sunday, posting a career-high five points in a 7-2 victory over Anaheim. He scored twice and delivered three assists. Sunday's monster effort was a continuation of Foegele's recent good dorm. He entered the matchup averaging a point per game for his previous three outings. The 27-year-old has landed next to Leon Draisaitl on the second line, which puts him in a good position to remain a regular among the scorers. Foegele has notched seven goals for the entire campaign with 12 assists in 34 games.

Edmonton Oilers forward Warren Foegele (undisclosed) and Ryan McLeod (undisclosed) won't be in the lineup Monday against Florida. The latter is also set to miss multiple games, as the team moved McLeod to Injured Reserve on Sunday. Foegele is listed as day-to-day and could end up sitting out for just one game. Both players have been skating on Edmonton's third line, and the injury is a major bummer to McLeod, who had an outstanding game with three assists on Saturday against the Rangers. He's on eight points for the whole season and Foegele has registered five points. With the two out, James Hamblin is set to get his NHL debut and Devin Shore will also re-enter the lineup Monday. Hamblin has tallied nine points in 16 AHL appearances this season, while Shore has struggled at the NHL level, picking up only one point in 16 outings.

Edmonton Oilers left-winger Warren Foegele got to play on the top line again on Saturday and took advantage of the situation. He scored twice as the Oilers won via a dominating road performance Saturday. Foegele scored on the second power-play unit late in the first period thanks to a nice play by Kailer Yamamoto. Then, while on the top line, Foegele connected again at 8:54 of the final stanza from Evan Bouchard and Leon Draisaitl. The left-winger's second goal proved to be the game winner as he fired five more shots on goal. Foegele now has four or more shots in three of his last five games. Quietly, he is gaining more traction as a middle-six depth fantasy addition on rosters.

Carolina Hurricanes Warren Foegele and his squad beat the Chicago Blackhawks 4-3 on Thursday. Foegele scored his 7th and 8th goals of the season for the Hurricanes. The former University of New Hampshire player skates on the wing on the team's third line. He has produced eight goals and six assists in 32 contests in 2021. In Yahoo! fantasy leagues, Foegele is rostered in 0% of fantasy leagues. Carolina skates again on Saturday against Dallas.