38 Justin Bailey RW

Bailey was sent down to Vancouver's taxi squad on Friday.

Bailey was a healthy scratch for Thursday's tilt with the Oilers after he was called up from the taxi squad to replace Loui Eriksson on the 23-man roster. The 25-year-old winger appeared in just two NHL contests last season and should spend most of his time on the taxi squad or in the press box this season.

The Canucks recalled Bailey from AHL Utica on Thursday.

Bailey failed to make the roster out of training camp, but he'll get a shot to join the roster for Thursday's game against Edmonton. He will replace Loui Eriksson, who was shifted to the team's taxi squad. Expect Bailey to handle a bottom-six role if he earns a shot in the lineup Thursday.

The Canucks waived Bailey on Monday.

Bailey appeared in just two contests for the Canucks in 2019-20. He's never been an NHL regular and will be an injury call-up option again this year.

Bailey inked a one-year, two-way contract with Vancouver on Thursday.

Bailey appeared in just two games for the Canucks last year in which he registered one shot and four hits while averaging a mere 5:20 of ice time. The winger spent the bulk of the 2020-21 campaign in the minors with AHL Utica in which he racked up 28 goals and 19 assists. Selected by the Sabres in the second round of the 2013 NHL Draft, the 25-year-old Buffalo native has appeared in 65 NHL games in which he has generated nine points. If he can secure a spot on the 23-man roster during training camp, Bailey figures to take on a bottom-six role, making him at best a mid-range fantasy option.

Bailey is one of nine players that will join the Canucks for Phase 3 training camp, Ben Kuzma of The Vancouver Province reports.

Bailey racked up 28 goals in 53 appearances for AHL Utica this season, including 11 scored with the man advantage. In addition to Bailey, Vancouver will also add forwards Sven Baertschi and Tyler Graovac, defensemen Brogdan Rafferty, Ashton Saunter, Guillaume Brisebois, Olli Juolevi and Jalen Chatfield and netminder Michael DiPietro.

Vancouver reassigned Bailey to AHL Utica on Tuesday.

The Canucks needed to send Bailey to the minors in order to make room for defensemen Guillaume Brisebois and Jalen Chatfield on their roster. The 24-year-old winger will likely continue to bounce between leagues down the stretch, but he won't be a viable fantasy option.

The Canucks recalled Bailey from AHL Utica on an emergency basis Sunday.

Bailey will provide some forward depth ahead of Sunday's road clash with Columbus. The 24-year-old has played two games at the NHL level, going pointless while averaging just 5:20 of ice time over that span.

The Canucks have reassigned Bailey to AHL Utica.

Bailey played two games during his stint with the Canucks, picking up four hits and one shot on goal. He only played a combined 10:39 of ice time, but he brought energy to the ice in his limited minutes. He's the odd man out after the Canucks acquired Tyler Toffoli. Bailey could get called up again should there be more injuries in Vancouver.

Bailey will make his Canucks debut during Monday's match against Nashville.

Bailey has been thriving in AHL Utica, where he's racked up 40 points through 45 contests. With Brock Boeser (upper body) on injured reserve, Bailey has an opportunity to carry his momentum to the NHL level.

The Canucks promoted Bailey from AHL Utica on Thursday.

Vancouver placed Tyler Motte (upper body) on injured reserve in a corresponding move, so Bailey will round out the team's depth up front for the foreseeable future. The 24-year-old has racked up 24 goals and 40 points in 45 games with Utica this season.

Bailey signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Canucks on Thursday.

Bailey spent most of the 2018-19 campaign in the minors, notching 15 goals and 28 points in 54 games, but he also made 11 appearances with the Flyers, tallying one assist over that span. He'll likely stick with the Canucks' AHL affiliate for most of the upcoming season, so he won't have any fantasy value in 2019-20.

The Flyers will not send Bailey a qualifying offer prior to Tuesday's deadline, which means he'll become an unrestricted free agent on July 1.

Bailey only managed to tally one assist in 11 appearances with Philadelphia this campaign, so this news doesn't come as a surprise. He'll hope to get another opportunity with a new organization in 2019-20, but he may need to settle for a two-day deal in order to make it happen.

Bailey posted one point -- an assist -- in 11 games with the Flyers during 2018-19.

He saw more NHL action after the trade to Philadelphia in January, but that's not saying much considering Bailey didn't play a game for Buffalo this season. In 11 games, Bailey barely played, averaging 5:44 of ice time. In addition to only one point, he had just five shots on net.

Bailey has an assist, two PIM and an even rating in three games since getting recalled from the minors on March 21.

The 23-year-old was a healthy scratch Wednesday against the Maple Leafs, but Bailey has taken advantage of the minimal ice time he's received since returning to the NHL. The assist he posted last Thursday was his first point of the season, and two of his four shots on net in 2018-19 have come within the last week. He has five goals and nine points in 62 career NHL games.

Bailey was recalled from the minors Thursday and will suit up against Chicago, John Boruk of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.

Bailey will take Michael Raffl's (undisclosed) spot in the lineup. In his seven appearances this season, the 23-year-old Bailey averaged a meager 5:45 of ice time and managed a mere two shots, nine hits and three blocks. The Buffalo native is set to slot into a bottom-six role, which limits his fantasy value.

Bailey was reassigned to AHL Lehigh Valley on Wednesday,

The Flyers only have 12 forwards on the active roster with Bailey heading back to the minors, so this move is likely due to the Flyers following rules concerning inactive players more than anything else. However, the depth winger could always get called back up ahead of Thursday's game against the Blackhawks.

Bailey was promoted from AHL Lehigh Valley on Tuesday.

Bailey's frequent moves between the AHL and NHL are due to emergency recall rules that mandate a player be sent back down if he doesn't suit up while with the team. At this point, it might be worth it for the Flyers to just use one of their four permanent recalls in order to save the winger from living out of his suitcase. Even if Philippe Myers (illness) doesn't play against the Habs on Tuesday, Bailey is unlikely to see the ice and will just be there in case somebody gets hurt in warmups.

Bailey was returned to AHL Lehigh Valley on Friday.

The Flyers will welcome Jakub Voracek back from suspension for Friday night's road game against the Maple Leafs, with Bailey being the odd man out. The 23-year-old has compiled six goals and two helpers through 16 games with the Phantoms this season.

Bailey was called up from AHL Lehigh Valley on Thursday.

Bailey figures to immediately jump into the lineup versus the Capitals on Thursday after the league upheld the two-game ban for Jakub Voracek. In his previous stints in the NHL this season, the 23-year-old Bailey recorded just two shots, seven hits and two blocks in six games, in which he averaged a meager 5:41 of ice time. The youngster will likely see a similar role in Thursday's tilt.

The Flyers sent Bailey to AHL Lehigh Valley on Friday.

Bailey saw the ice for just 6:12 Wednesday against the Capitals and hasn't logged more than 10 minutes of ice time in a game this season, so his demotion shouldn't impact much from a fantasy standpoint. He's fared a little better at the AHL level, notching eight points over 13 games.