Froese seems to be producing the most down the middle at the moment, though it's a small sample, and the bulk of that seems to be coming from an uptick in assists. In terms of shots, he is indeed taking more on the wings.
What's interesting is that this comes without much consistency in terms of linemates. Froese hasn't spent more than eight of his 28 games with any particular linemate, but has continued to produce, and in many cases, has elevated the games of those around him. Matt Frattin is a great example; in his eight games with Froese, he's averaged over a shot more per game, and has half as many goals as he did in the 33 games without him.
In fact, almost the entire team appears to be generating more offence while playing with Froese than without him. There are some exceptions to the rule, but overall on the whole, Froese's linemates have averaged 0.31 goals per game while playing with him, a significant increase over the 0.18 they average without him. Those players are also taking 0.2 more shots per game, which adds up in the long run.
