Perlini flaunted his scoring touch as a rookie this season, notching 14 goals -- with three on the power play -- in 57 games.

EDGE Analysis

Born in England, the brawny power winger totaled 21 points and finished fourth in scoring on a Coyotes team that was one of three from the Western Conference to have fallen shy of 200 goals. Perlini's inclusion on the man advantage so early in his career is obviously a great sign of things to come, and his value figures to rise substantially with more ice time. He averaged 14:50 this year, while assuming a top-six role at times. Drafted 12th overall in 2014, Perlini is more than keeper material at this point; you should also consider queuing him up near the middle rounds of standard drafts.

Perlini scored a power-play goal while adding two blocked shots in Saturday's 5-4 win against the Devils.

EDGE Analysis

Perlini has lit the lamp in back-to-back games and he is seeing time on the power play lately. He is still not scoring regularly enough to warrant fantasy consideration outside of the deepest pools. However he is seeing a prominent role in Arizona's offense lately. If he continues to score on a semi-frequent basis the No. 12 overall pick in the 2014 draft might be worth a roster spot sooner rather than later.

Perlini registered a minus-4 rating during Thursday's loss to Buffalo.

EDGE Analysis

The rough outing dropped Perlini to a minus-7 for the campaign, and while the merits of the statistic are debatable, it's a category included in a lot of seasonal leagues. Perlini has sown some offensive ability with 10 goals and 16 points through 38 games this season, and the 12th overall pick from the 2014 draft is receiving a significant offensive role. He's likely best utilized as a low-priced flier in daily contests and left to keeper/dynasty settings at this point, though.

Perlini scored twice in Thursday's 5-3 win over the Kings, with his first goal coming on the power play.

EDGE Analysis

Perlini's second multi-goal effort of the season broke a five-game goal drought for the rookie. He skated just 13:32, and has been under the 15 minute mark in four consecutive contests after exceeding it in each of the previous 12. Perlini's 19.2 shooting percentage continues to buoy an otherwise underwhelming profile.

Perlini finished with a goal and an assist in Thursday's 4-3 loss to Chicago.

EDGE Analysis

This was the second multi-point effort of Perlini's 25-game NHL career. The 12th pick in the 2014 draft has shown plenty of scoring touch with eight goals already, though it's fair to wonder if his 17.4 percent shooting percentage is sustainable.

Perlini potted a pair of goals -- including a power-play marker -- in Friday's 4-3 home win over the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

Perlini is dropping jaws with three goals on six shots over his last two games. This is huge for a Coyotes team expected to be without savvy sophomore Max Domi (hand) for at least a couple more weeks. Consider picking up the rookie if you're lacking depth at left wing, as the 12th overall pick of the 2014 draft is currently a fixture on the top man-advantage unit, and showing more than simple flashes of his potential.

The Coyotes recalled Perlini from AHL Tucson on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Perlini has been a solid rookie contributor for the Coyotes this season, tallying five points (four goals, one assist) and 23 shots on goal in 15 games with the big club. The 2014 first-round pick could make for an enticing value play in daily contests Friday if he's able to crack the lineup against the Jets.

Perlini was sent down to AHL Tucson on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

The 20-year-old scored a goal in Saturday's game, but still finds his way to the AHL. He has bounced between the AHL and NHL all season, so expect him back in the majors at some point later this year.

Perlini was promoted from AHL Tuscon on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

The 2014 first-round pick received his first run in the AHL this season and has made the most of it. Perlini has averaged a point per game (11 goals and five assists in 16 games) with the IceDogs and could receive his first crack at NHL action as soon as Monday against the Blue Jackets. Arizona sits in the bottom third of the league in scoring this season, so perhaps the 21-year-old can provide a boost on that front.

The Coyotes waived Perlini and intend to assign him to Springfield of the American Hockey League.

EDGE Analysis

Before being assigned, he'll need to clear waivers, so that still sits in the way of him heading to Springfield. Perlini played with OHL Niagra during the 2014-15 season, finishing with 26 goals and 34 assists over 43 games. At only 19-years-old, the Coyotes hope to continue to develop Perlini in the AHL.