DeAngelo posted the game-winning goal, a power-play assist and a plus-1 rating in Saturday's 5-4 victory against the Devils.

EDGE Analysis

The big performance was certainly nice but it comes on the heels of an 11-game scoreless skid. DeAngelo will have to start finding the scoresheet regularly before he warrants any fantasy consideration. He certainly has the potential, as he posted 15 goals and 56 assists in 51 contests for Sarnia of the OHL in 2013-14 and six markers with 43 points in 69 games for Syracuse of the AHL in 2015-16.

DeAngelo was recalled from AHL Tucson on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Following Michael Stone's trade to Calgary, Arizona had only six defensmen on their roster, and DeAngelo was the man chosen to make it seven. DeAngelo has loads of offensive ability and has proven that he can generate offense at any level, including the NHL, where he's scored nine points in 20 games. Being undersized, DeAngelo has some vulnerabilities in the defensive zone, but his minus-2 rating in the AHL this season is a vast improvement over his minus-18 rating in 2015-16. If given a chance in Arizona's lineup, don't be surprised if the young American continues to produce at a high level for the rest of the campaign.

DeAngelo (suspension) was demoted to AHL Tuscon on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

DeAngelo was recently suspended for three contests for physical abuse of an official. He will return from that and head to the minors instead of rejoining the Coyotes, despite posting nine points over 20 contests with the NHL club. It's quite possible the youngster will return to the NHL club later in the season, but he will have to keep his temper in check next time around.

DeAngelo was suspended for three games Sunday for physical abuse of an official, Frank Seravalli of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

The incident happened in the second period of Saturday's game against the Flames. As a result, the young blueliner -- who has fared well with nine points in 20 games this season -- will forfeit $14,388.90 in salary and be forced to sit out road contests in Vancouver and Anaheim, as well as a home tilt with the Islanders. He'll likely make his return when eligible on Jan. 13 against the visiting Ducks.

DeAngelo was recalled from AHL Tuscon on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

DeAngelo comes packed with promise as the 19th overall pick in the 2014 draft. Now 21 years old, the skilled blueliner was traded from the Lightning in this year's draft and he's made quite the impression with the 'Yotes based on two goals and five assists in only 11 games. We'd wait for him to pin down a full-time role in the NHL before going too crazy about him in redraft leagues, but he's already a must-own in most dynasty formats.

DeAngelo was demoted to AHL Tucson on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

This move will rightly catch fantasy owners off guard, as DeAngelo had collected seven points with an even rating over 11 games with the Coyotes despite not even averaging 20 minutes of ice time. The 21-year-old had risen to Arizona's top power-play unit; he just collected a power-play assist -- his fourth man-advantage point -- in Saturday's game. Considering his skill level, it's best to hold onto DeAngelo a little while in seasonal fantasy formats in case his AHL detour is a short one.

DeAngelo scored on the power play Thursday in Vancouver.

EDGE Analysis

That's two goals in five games for the rookie defenseman. He has quickly made his offensive instincts apparent, and also sports an impressive plus-2 rating despite playing for a defensively-challenged Coyotes team. This 21-year-old looks like the real deal.

DeAngelo potted a goal in his NHL debut Tuesday, a 4-2 win over Colorado.

EDGE Analysis

A spectacular point producer in junior hockey, DeAngelo has carried his productivity over to the AHL level, and he didn't miss when given a high-slot opportunity with goalie Calvin Pickard halfway out of his net in the second period Tuesday. The 21-year-old skated a solid 20:35, suggesting he'll retain a significant role, which should send fantasy players running to their waiver wires to check on his status.

DeAngelo will play in his first NHL game on Tuesday night in Colorado.

EDGE Analysis

There's no saying how DeAngelo will fare in his first big league action, but his 43 points in the AHL last season certainly make him an intriguing player to watch. Keep an eye on the 21-year-old former first-round pick.

DeAngelo was called up from AHL Tucson on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

DeAngelo is still looking to make his NHL debut, but may have to wait a little longer as it remains unclear whether he will slot into the lineup Tuesday against Colorado. In the minors this year, the blueliner has seven points in the first eight games of the season. It may be a little too soon to start picking up the youngster in all but the deepest of leagues given his lack of NHL experience.