"We have had the three lines really be consistent over the last stretch of games and couple weeks and I think you've seen the response from those guys in terms of how they've played," Bylsma said. "We've gotten contributions from all those three lines."
Ennis has played in four of five games since returning from groin surgery, which caused him to miss 30 contests. He scored in his return on Jan. 16 - against Dallas in his first shift, no less - but is still working his way back to becoming a more impactful player.
"It's still a process for Tyler getting back in, getting back to speed. A huge part of his game is his skating and his agility and his acceleration. He's still working to gain that," Bylsma said. "…He's shown spurts and he's shown bits of excitement in what he can do in the offensive zone and playing with it. You've also seen he's not quite up to 100 percent with his skating and that will be a process for him."
Okposo has enjoyed playing with Ennis so far and looks forward to creating more opportunities as a line.
"Enzo's a very creative player. He's a special player," Okposo said. "We're getting a feel for each other still, but he's easy to play with and he's a guy that has tremendous skill so it's always fun to see what he's going to do with the puck."
Meanwhile, Brian Duff spoke with Zemgus Girgensons about how his line has been able to be so productive as of late. More on that in today's game preview, which will be on the way shortly.