Clarke MacArthur generated the game-winning goal and added an assist in Toronto's 4-2 win over New Jersey Monday night. He has developed some great chemistry with Nazem Kadri, who has been red hot lately and generated two points of his own versus the Devils. "He knows how to read off me," Kadri said of MacArthur. "We think a little bit the same. It's easy to get each other the puck. We're talking a lot out there too. He's an easy guy to talk to." MacArthur has notched three goals and three assists during his current five-game point streak.

Clarke MacArthur scored for the Leafs in their 5-2 loss to the Canadiens on Wednesday night. MacArthur has five goals and nine points on the year. His value really returned to normalcy last year with 43 points after a 62-point breakout campaign the season before. He does have 20-goal (full season) upside, but he's really nothing more than a .5-point-per-game player. Frazer McLaren had the other marker.

Clarke MacArthur notched a goal and an assist in Toronto's 3-0 win over Florida on Monday night. He has enjoyed some success with Nazem Kadri, who leads the Leafs in scoring this season. MacArthur has generated just three markers and two assists in 13 games, but playing with an emerging player like Kadri should help him get points more regularly.

Clarke MacArthur has gone pointless in 8 of 9 games in this 48-game shortened season. MacArthur has just one goal and one assist this season after scoring 20 in back-to-back seasons. "They're going to come," he said. "Just have to keep going to the net. It's something I've always been able to do, just got to have faith that it will come back," MacArthur said. The 27-year-old had a breakout year in 2010-11 with 62 points in 82 games but shouldnt be on anyone's fantasy team this year.

Clarke MacArthur returned to action on Monday February 4.

Clarke MacArthur (finger) will not play Saturday night against Boston. His pinky finger is still bothering him and appears to be inhibiting his ability to grip his stick and shoot. Consider MacArthur day-to-day.

Clarke MacArthur (finger) returned to practice on Wednesday. MacArthur skated alongside David Steckel on the team's fourth line. He didn't play on Tuesday because of a lacerated finger and his status for Thursday's game is still a question mark.

Clarke MacArthur (finger) won't play Tuesday against the Buffalo Sabres. MacArthur had the nail torn off his pinky finger during Saturday night's game against the Rangers. He remains day-to-day for the time being and the Leafs will likely re-evaluate his status before Thursday's game against the Capitals.

Clarke MacArthur didn't practice on Monday after he suffered a lacerated finger on Saturday against the New York Rangers. He played just 11:07 of ice time in that contest and we'll list him as day-to-day for time being. James van Riemsdyk took his place on Toronto's top line during the session.

Clarke MacArthur moved up to Toronto's top line with Phil Kessel and Tyler Bozak for Thursday's loss to the Islanders. The trio failed a produce a point in the Leafs' 7-4 defeat. Toronto coach Randy Carlyle will probably try out a few players alongside Kessel and Bozak in an effort to find a replacement for injured winger Joffrey Lupul.