Better [but] there’s more. Obviously, we need more,” coach John Tortorella said of Frost's offensive game in his return to the lineup on Saturday.

The underlying metrics aren’t much kinder: Frost is 18th out of 20 Flyers with at least 100 minutes played in shot-attempt (Corsi) share (40.1 percent) and 16th in expected goals share (39.8 percent) at five-on-five, per Natural Stat Trick.

With Morgan Frost standing out as a prime trade candidate, let's discuss three teams who could consider trading for him.

Frost and Farabee impress in shootout loss to Vegas The Flyers earned a point for the seventh time in the past nine games — after starting 4-8-1 — with a 5-4 shootout loss to the Golden Knights. Flying from puck drop,

Frost has a 50.5% in the faceoffs while the Blackhawks rank 29th in the league with a 45.6%. He would most definitely help in that area. Chicago also ranks 31st in goals with 47 and 30th in goals per game with 2.35. Frost seems like a great match and something that would benefit the Blackhawks by pulling off sooner than later.