Matias Maccelli Stats

Arizona Coyotes wingers Lawson Crouse (upper body) and Matias Maccelli (lower body) will return to action on Thursday against St. Louis. Crouse makes his way back from a four-game absence, while Maccelli will play for the first time since Dec. 23. The 22-year-old is among the top-scoring rookies in the league this season with 22 points tallied across 30 outings. In Crouse, the Coyotes get back one of their best goal-scorers who has 16 markers for the campaign. He has also picked up 11 assists in 43 games. Both players should land in top-six roles.

4 months ago

Arizona Coyotes left wing Matias Maccelli (lower body) has been ruled out for six weeks. He was injured in Friday's 2-1 win over L.A. and heads to the self as the second-best scoring rookie this season in the NHL. The 22-year-old has bagged 22 points across 30 outings. AHL standout Michael Carcone is set to replace him in the lineup Tuesday against Colorado. The 26-year-old tops the scoring list in the American Hockey League with 42 points in just 27 games. His only 21 NHL appearances came last season and Carcone has posted four goals and two assists in the big league.

5 months ago

Arizona Coyotes left wing Matias Maccelli made an early exit in Friday's 2-1 shootout win over L.A., leaving because of a lower-body injury. He managed to take just three shifts in the game and completed 2:40 of action. The 22-year-old Finland native has been one of the top-scoring rookies in the league this season, posting 22 points in 30 appearances. He will hope to make a quick recovery to keep battling with Seattle's Matty Beniers for the top scorers honors among first-year players. The Coyotes are back in action on Tuesday against Colorado.

5 months ago

Arizona Coyotes left wing Matias Maccelli was back in the lineup Sunday against Minnesota, and he returned with a bang, handing out two assists in a 4-3 defeat. The 22-year-old had sat out a pair of games as a healthy scratch. Maccelli has shown some very good upside this season, posting 13 points in 18 games. Only Seattle's Matty Beniers (15) has managed more among all first-year players in the league. The Coyotes are on their way to having another poor season and the team is giving its youngsters plenty of opportunities to shine. Maccelli has benefitted from it, and managers in deeper leagues should definitely an eye on him.

over 6 months ago