Jason Arnott has seemingly revitalized his career in St. Louis. He is tied for the team lead in scoring with four points and is playing against the opponent's top pivots every night. Arnott is likely a free agent in most leagues. He looks to be worthy of a roster spot in deeper pools. You know what to do.

Jason Arnott returned to action on Saturday October 8.

Jason Arnott (eye) is questionable for Saturday's game against his former Predator teammates. Arnott had a cataract removed from his right eye 10 days ago. He has been practicing but will likely be a game time decision. Arnott, if he plays, will center the third line and have limited fantasy value.

Jason Arnott (eye) took part in Sunday's practice. Arnott had a cataract removed from his right eye on Wednesday. "It was bothering me last year quite a bit," Arnott said. "I came off the ice (recently) and was like, 'Man, this is not right.' So we took time off, got it done and that's it." Consider him probable for the Blues' season opener.

Jason Arnott is slated to miss a week after undergoing surgery on Wednesday morning to remove a cataract in his right eye. The St. Louis center was dealing with the ailment on Monday during practice, but the procedure was not serious. Arnott is projected to return three days before the Blues host Nashville in their regular season opener on October 8th.

The St. Louis Blues have inked Jason Arnott to a one-year deal. The veteran center generated 17 goals and 31 points in 73 games with New Jersey and Washington last season. Arnott played well with the Capitals after struggling with the Devils and capped the year off with a solid showing in the postseason as well.

According to his agent and brother, Wade, Jason Arnott will see what's out there as an unrestricted free agent on Friday. Wade Arnott said in an email that "although we maintain an open line of communication with the Caps, Jason will test free agency at this point." The veteran center was acquired at the trade deadline by Washington in exchange for David Steckel and a second-round pick. Arnott posted 17 goals and 31 points in 73 games last season with New Jersey and the Capitals. He also picked up six points in nine playoff contests.