Perlini recorded a power-play assist and two penalty minutes while logging 16:56 of ice time during Sunday's 4-1 win over the Capitals.

EDGE Analysis

Perlini got a helper on Alex Galchenyuk's third-period goal, giving the third-year winger two goals and five points in 16 games. The 22-year-old is clocking in at a 25-point pace which confines his fantasy value to deeper formats at this time.

Perlini scored one goal Tuesday, in a 2-1 loss versus Minnesota.

EDGE Analysis

The 22-year-old Brit opened the scoring in this one but ultimately, it wasn't enough as the Wild would add markers in the second and third periods to walk away with the W. Perlini had been held without a point until Tuesday's goal and now he'll look to build on his individual success. Meanwhile, the Coyotes continue to struggle and sit last in the Western Conference.

Perlini compiled two goals and just as many assists over five preseason games.

EDGE Analysis

Perlini was Arizona's first-round (12th overall) pick from the 2014 draft. The power forward from England added a pair of man-advantage points during the preseason, and if history is any indication, he should average at least 1:45 of ice time in that key situation in 2018-19. He's not a can't-miss fantasy commodity, but Perlini remains a fine complementary option to some of the league's premier scorers.

Perlini notched 17 goals and 30 points over 74 games in 2017-18.

EDGE Analysis

Perlini was a bright spot on 29th-placed Coyotes this season, besting his rookie production of 14 goals and 21 points in 2016-17. The most noticeable improvements in Perlini's play this campaign were his boosted power-play production -- five goals and six assists compared to three goals and two assists last year -- and his increased physical play, dishing out 83 hits. Standing at 6-foot-3 and weighing 211 pounds, the former first-round pick has the potential to become a legitimate power forward in the NHL.

Perlini picked up two assists and three shots on net in a 2-1 win over the Canucks on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

This is nice for Perlini, who only has one point, an assist, in his previous seven contests. Not that the 21-year-old isn't familiar with going long stretches with limited scoring. He only has 26 points in 59 games, and only 10 of those are assists.

Perlini scored a pair of goals in a 19-second span in Thursday's win over Montreal.

EDGE Analysis

While he may not rack up a ton of points, Perlini is proving to be a fairly reliable goal-scorer. The 21-year-old has racked up a career-high 16 goals in 51 games and is locked into a top-six role. Perlini doesn't shoot much, but it's his lethal sniping ability and power-play time that make him worth owning in most deep leagues.

Perlini scored a goal and logged 16:54 of ice time (1:08 with the man advantage) during Thursday's 3-2 shootout loss to Nashville.

EDGE Analysis

With 11 goals and 17 points, Perlini has emerged as one of the more consistent scorers for Arizona. While those numbers aren't strong enough to help many fantasy owners, the 21-year-old winger's career trajectory is trending in the right direction. Additionally, continued improvement in the second half isn't out of the question.

Sitting out as a healthy scratch seems to have lit a fire under Perlini, who scored a goal for the second straight game Sunday against Anaheim.

EDGE Analysis

That gives Perlini 10 goals this season, tied for second on the team with Christian Fischer and trails only Clayton Keller. Perlini's goal came on the power play, who sniped a goal from the right faceoff circle thanks to a screen. It's encouraging to see Perlini progress, and hopefully he continues his scoring streak after being sent a stern message by first-year head coach Rick Tocchet. Young developing players are usually rather inconsistent, and with the Coyotes struggling, Perlini only has value in the deepest of fantasy leagues.

Perlini will be a healthy scratch Saturday night against the Avalanche, Craig Morgan of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

The second-year winger has shown flashes of brilliance on the way to posting eight goals and four helpers through 31 games this season, but it wasn't long ago that he emerged from a seven-game point drought, and perhaps he'll benefit from seeing the next game from a new vantage point -- the press box. Anthony Duclair reportedly will step in for Perlini against the Avalanche.

Perlini recorded a power-play assist and four shots through 16:15 of ice time (2:03 with the man advantage) during Thursday's 4-1 loss to Tampa Bay.

EDGE Analysis

The helper snapped a seven-game point drought and improved Perlini to just eight goals and three assists through 28 games for the campaign. It's been an underwhelming start for the 2014 first-round selection. Still, the 21-year-old winger is receiving prime offensive minutes in all situations, and he owns the skill and size to be a solid supporting scorer. It's probably just going to take time for him to learn the tricks of the trade at the highest level.