Arcobello scored the lone goal for the Coyotes, his 12th of the season, Wednesday in a 5-1 loss to the Islanders. He was plus-1 and took seven shots in the contest. Arcobello has scored goals in four of his past six games, which makes him the hottest Coyotes' offensive player going, and he has set a new career high in goals. While he is scoring a lot right now, the goals are coming on an unsustainably high 27% of his shots since arriving in Arizona, so don't count on the good times (and goals) lasting the rest of the way.

Arcobello scored his third goal in four games in Saturday's loss to the Lightning.Centring the second line, Arcobello has looked good since arriving in Arizona, recording three goals in four games. He's got 36 points in 96 NHL career games and has underrated offensive talent, so the top-six forward could be worth looking at in deeper leagues.

Arcobello scored his 10th goal Monday in a 5-2 loss to Colorado. He took two shots and added three hits in the contest.This was Arcobello's second goal in three games for the Coyotes as he tried to make a good impression on his fourth team this season. While he is seeing a good amount of ice time in Arizona, he is useful only in deep fantasy leagues.

Arcobello tallied his ninth goal of the season and recorded two PIM in his Coyotes debut Friday against the Sharks.It didn't take long for Arcobello, who was claimed off waivers earlier in the week, to make a mark with his new squad. He found the back of the net less than two minutes into the contest, becoming the second player in NHL history to record a point with four different teams in one season. The well-traveled Arcobello probably shouldn't establish a permanent residence in the desert just yet, but with Martin Hanzal (back) ruled out for the season, there's a good chance he'll be able to stick around a little longer with his newest squad.

Arcobello was claimed off waivers by the Coyotes on Wednesday, ESPN's Pierre LeBrun reports.It's been quite the odyssey this season for Arcobello, who will join his fourth team in five months after stops in Edmonton, Nashville, and Pittsburgh. Altogether, Arcobello has tallied eight goals and seven assists over 50 games this season, a level of production that may limit him to a third-line role with his new club.

Arcobello was placed on waivers Tuesday, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports.Pittsburgh claimed Arcobello from Nashville less than a month ago, and it now seems that the 26-year-old center could again move on to a new team. He won't necessarily be claimed, in which case he'd likely be sent to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.

Arcobello tallied an assist on four shots in Wednesday's 2-0 win over Edmonton. He also finished with a whopping three turnovers, so it will be interesting to see if the Pens keep him on Evgeni Malkin's line for Friday's tilt in Calgary. Arcobello's point was his second in eight games with Pittsburgh.

Arcobello will skate with Evgeni Malkin and Patric Hornqvist on Wednesday in Edmonton. Although Arcobello has only one point in seven games with Pittsburgh, coach Mike Johnston believes he can play with the big boys. "What he does for us, he provides some skill, he's quick, he's good on loose pucks, he can make plays," Johnston said. "Right now we're still getting to know him as a player." The first-year coach has made some curious lineup decisions, leaving himself open to second guessing. Arcobello played for the Oilers, so perhaps Johnston is hoping to catch lightning in a bottle.

Arcobello skated as the Pens' No. 1 center Monday in practice. With Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby both sidelined, the recently-acquired waiver wire pickup will play alongside Chris Kunitz and Patric Hornqvist (provided he comes off IR). If fantasy owners ever thought about deploying Arcobello, then Tuesday at home against the Jets would be the night so to do.

Arcobello was claimed off waivers by the Penguins on Wednesday, Dave Molinari of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. Arcobello spent just four games with the Predators before he was let go Tuesday to clear room for James Neal's return from IR. At just 5-foot-9, Arcobello lacks ideal size, but the Penguins saw enough scoring potential in him to warrant a look. He'll likely be given a shot to usurp Bryan Rust as the left wing on the Pens' third line.