Peluso was sent down to AHL Stockton on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Peluso was pointless in Sunday's game but did finish with seven penalty minutes. He'll report back to AHL Stockton where the 6-foot-3 winger has posted a goal and four points in 16 games this season.

The Flames recalled Peluso from AHL Stockton on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Peluso has played three games for the Flames this year and averaged 4:40. The 29-year-old is known to rough things up with 29 PIM in 16 AHL games this year, so he may be a physical presence in Sunday's Battle of Alberta with Ryan Lomberg suspended.

Peluso was shipped back to AHL Stockton on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Peluso appeared in just one game during this latest call-up (Nov. 7 versus Anaheim), in which he recorded one hit and a minus-1 rating while logging a paltry 4:20 of ice time. While the winger should continue to feature on the Flames' list of potential call-ups this season, he is unlikely to see much action even when he is with Calgary.

The Flames recalled Peluso from AHL Stockton on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

The Flames only had 12 healthy forwards on their active roster prior to Peluso's promotion, so he'll round out the team's depth up front until Dillon Dube (concussion) is cleared to return. The 2007 sixth-round pick has notched one goal in five AHL appearances this season.

Peluso was reassigned to AHL Stockton on Thursday, Kristen Anderson of The Calgary Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Peluso draws the short straw in heading back to the AHL in order for the Flames to get two-way defenseman Travis Hamonic (face) in the lineup again. It's safe to drop Peluso since there's no telling when he might return to the top level.

Peluso was summoned from AHL Stockton on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Peluso was limited to two games with the Capitals last season, but he secured a one-year, two-way deal with the Flames in late August. A pesky winger with limited offensive upside, he's not worth a look in most fantasy leagues.

Peluso was waived by the Flames on Sunday, Wes Gilbertson of the Calgary Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Peluso, who played with the Capitals last year, was an offseason addition for the Flames. He's a scrappy winger with 277 hits and 213 PIM through 144 NHL games, so the Flames could recall him if they need a physical spark.

Peluso signed a one-year contract with the Flames on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

According to CapFriendly, this is a two-way contract for the 29-year-old winger, so it's far from a guarantee that Peluso will see enough time at hockey's highest level to make a tangible fantasy impact. Besides, he has just 14 points (four goals, 10 assists) through 144 career contests after stints with Jets and Capitals, respectively.

Peluso was sent down to AHL Hershey on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Peluso saw just 9:17 of total ice time between his two appearances for the Capitals. The club no doubt would like to see the 28-year-old playing more, which is likely why he was shipped back to the minors. The winger is still looking for his first point of the year -- in either league -- which was probably a contributing factor as well. In return, the Caps promoted center Liam O'Brien to the 23-man roster.

The Capitals recalled Peluso from AHL Hershey on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Brett Connolly (upper body) is expected to be sidelined for at least two games, so Peluso will likely slot into a bottom-six role for Saturday's matchup with the Oilers and Sunday's game against the Flames. The 28-year-old forward has gone scoreless in three contests with AHL Hershey this campaign.