Parenteau notched a power-play goal and two hits during Friday's 3-2 overtime loss to Chicago.

EDGE Analysis

Parenteau was picked up by the Devils before the start of the 2016-17 season and he's carved out a solid role. The 33-year-old has three goals and an assist in limited playing time, leaving the door open for a jump into the top six as he improves. For now, the 2001 ninth-round pick remains an unspectacular option in most formats.

Parenteau scored the Devils' lone goal in his team debut during Thursday's 2-1 overtime loss against Florida.

EDGE Analysis

He only skated 10:51, but was active in that time, putting three shots on goal. After a solid 2011-12 in Toronto (20 goals, 41 points), Parenteau should be in line for similar production with the Devils. He'll probably move up to one of the top two lines before too long; his current depth-line assignment is mostly due to the fact that he just joined the team.

Parenteau will draw into the lineup Thursday night, making his Devils debut against the visiting Panthers, Andrew Gross of The Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

Parenteau was claimed off the waiver wire as recently as Tuesday. To start, he'll play in a bottom-six role and on a line with Miles Wood and Blake Spears.

Parenteau was claimed off waivers by the Devils on Tuesday, Arthur Staple of Newsday reports.

EDGE Analysis

Many felt Parenteau would have been reunited with the Islanders this season, reclaiming his spot on the top line with John Tavares, but that surprisingly isn't the case. The 33-year-old winger has one year left on his contract, which is valued at $1.25 million, before he'll become an unrestricted free agent.

Parenteau was waived by the Islanders on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Despite initial reports that Parenteau would begin the season playing on the Isles top line, he has instead been waived in order to reassign him to the minors. Considering the 33-year-old tallied 41 points last season, there is a good chance he gets picked up off the waiver wire, but teams could have concerns about his age. If he does get claimed, owners might want to consider him as a solid, mid-range fantasy option.

Parenteau will begin the season on the top line with John Tavares and Andrew Ladd, Andrew Battifarano of Islanders Point Blank reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coach Jack Capuano loves to change up his lines so just because Parenteau will start the season on the top line doesn't mean it will be a long term thing. The bottom line is if Parenteau has chemistry with Tavares and produces, he will stay, if not, Capuano will play rotating wings once again.

Parenteau agreed to a one-year contract with the Islanders on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Parenteau is familiar with the Isles, having played with the club between 2010-12. In fact, those two seasons have been the most productive of his eight-year career thus far, as he had been positioned on the top line with John Tavares and recorded 120 points in 161 games. He'll see a huge surge in fantasy value if that's a similar arrangement in the upcoming campaign.

Parenteau scored a goal on two shots but finished a minus-1 in 14:01 of ice time in a 5-1 loss to the Devils.

EDGE Analysis

Parenteau reached the 20-goal plateau for only the second time in his career. The 33-year-old has had a pretty balanced season, posting 21 assists to go along with his 20 goals. But, the Leafs had little offensive help for the winger all season.

Parenteau registered a power-play goal on four shots in Tuesday's 5-2 win over Florida.

EDGE Analysis

Parenteau stopped his three-game scoreless streak, picking up goal No. 100 for his career. The 33-year-old now has three markers in March to go along with three assists, which is decent, but the winger has tried to salvage the slow month with 14 minutes spent in the box.

Parenteau potted a goal in Monday's win over the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

He also picked up a plus-3 rating for the second game in a row, bumping him up to plus-4 on the season. Parenteau has five points in the last five games and sits just two goals away from matching his career best of 20.