Arcobello will skate as the Leafs' fourth-line center on Wednesday, according to the Toronto Star.

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It's a temporary assignment as Tyler Bozak will be back from injury soon. So far this season, Arcobello has no points and a minus-2 rating in four games.

Arcobello signed a one-year, $1.1 million contract with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday, The Hockey News reports. Arcobello will join his fifth franchise in less than a calendar year after he spent the 2014-15 campaign with the Oilers, Predators, Penguins, and Coyotes. The diminutive forward's cheap, one-year contract could make him vulnerable to being traded again during the coming season, but for the time being, he'll be a candidate to skate on the Leafs' second or third line. Through all his stops last season, Arcobello netted 17 goals and set up 14 others in 77 games.

Arcobello, a restricted free agent, wasn't given a qualifying offer by the Coyotes and will enter free agency, the Arizona Republic's Sarah McLellan reports. This move comes as a surprise, as the Coyotes are horrendously shallow at center. Arizona was the fourth franchise Arcobello joined last year, but he did his best work of the season there, totaling nine goals and seven assists in 27 games. He'll look for work elsewhere when free agency opens Wednesday.

Arcobello will play for the US team at the upcoming World Championships, reports Sarah McLellan of AZ Central. It's a nice honor for Arcobello who had nine goals and 16 points in 27 games after his trade to Arizona. He finished the year with 31 points while playing for four different teams in 2014-15. He made a strong case to be back with the Coyotes next season as they look to rebuild.

Arcobello scored the game-winning goal and had an assist Saturday against San Jose. That's goals in back-to-back games for Arcobello, who has racked up eight points in his last six games. Centering the top line, Arcobello has done well in 24 games with Arizona, racking up nine goals and 16 points. He's got enough talent to be on your radar in later rounds of fantasy drafts next season.

Arcobello picked up an assist Thursday in 4-3 overtime win over Buffalo. He was plus-1 with two shots and two hits in the game. Arcobello has shined since coming to Arizona after stints with three other teams, posting 12 points and a minus-2 rating in 20 games, which matches his point total in 36 games with Edmonton earlier in the year. His points per 60 minutes played since he arrived actually leads the Coyotes and he he shown that he could stick in a more prominent role beyond this year.

Arcobello scored his 15th goal of the year in overtime Tuesday to cap off a three-point outing -- two goals and an assist -- in a 5-4 win over Detroit. Arcobello hasn't found the scoresheet often this season, which he's spent with three teams, but his stint with Arizona has featured his best work so far. Although he'd missed the scoresheet in four straight prior to Tuesday, Arcobello now owns a respectable 11 points in 19 games as a Coyote.

Arcobello picked up an assist Thursday in a 2-1 loss to Chicago. He was plus-1 with three shots, three hits, and a block in the contest. Arcobello has five goals and two assists with 32 shots and 14 hits in 13 games since joining the Coyotes. He is auditioning for next year in hopes of spending the season with one team and his extra efforts could be useful to fantasy owners down the stretch in deep leagues.

Arcobello picked up an assist on the Coyotes' lone goal Tuesday in a 4-1 loss to Anaheim. He took four shots and added a hit in the game. Arcobello has points in five of his last seven games and with the Coyotes committed to rebuilding he has a chance to make a good impression on the team for next year. Since arriving in Arizona on February 11, Arcobello leads the team in goals (5) and points (6), while also being a strong possession player (53% CorsiFor) suggesting he is driving play for the team. After seeing time with four teams this year, he may have found a home.

Arcobello scored his 13th goal of the season Thursday in a 4-3 loss to the Rangers. He took three shots and added a hit and two blocks in the contest. This was Arcobello's fourth goal in his last five games and fifth since joining the Coyotes. He has seen more ice time since joining Arizona than he was in previous stops and is taking advantage. If the Coyotes hang onto the 26 year-old winger through the trading deadline he could see even more chances. Long-term, however, he is not an elite guy, but he can help in deep leagues.