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.

Philadelphia Flyers head coach John Tortorella, who has had his fair share of clashes with Morgan Frost in the past, is giving the embattled center one more chance to prove himself, starting with a Saturday afternoon matchup against the Chicago Blackhawks.

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.