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Hurricanes' Clark Bishop: Summoned by parent club

The Hurricanes only had 11 healthy forwards on their roster prior to Bishop's promotion, so he'll likely draw into the lineup against the Ducks on Friday if Micheal Ferland (undisclosed) is unable to go. The 22-year-old pivot has gone scoreless in seven appearances with the big club this campaign.

Hurricanes' Clark Bishop: Bound for minors

In order to create a spot for Victor Rask (hand) to be activated from IR, the club needed to make a corresponding roster move and Bishop was the odd man out. The 22-year-old logged seven games during his first stint in the NHL, in which he registered four PIM, eight shots and nine hits while averaging nine minutes of ice time. The Newfoundland native figures to spend the bulk of the year in the minors, but should continue to feature on the short list of potential call-ups.

Hurricanes' Clark Bishop: Summoned by parent club

Bishop has split time with Carolina and AHL Charlotte, going pointless in two games with the big club. Meanwhile, the 22-year-old has three goals and five points in nine AHL games but finds himself, once again, promoted. He could potentially play Thursday in Chicago.

Hurricanes' Clark Bishop: Redirected to AHL

Bishop made his NHL debut against the Avalanche on Saturday, but he only averaged 7:54 of ice time through his first two games at the top level. The 22-year-old center trades places on the organizational depth chart with Nicolas Roy of the same position.

Hurricanes' Clark Bishop: Called up in presumed paper move

Carolina promoted Bishop in order for forward prospect Martin Necas to join defenseman Haydn Fleury in the minors. The AHL's Checkers play Hershey on Friday, whereas the Canes don't hit the ice again until Saturday, so these players could once again ride the organizational shuttle ahead of the weekend. Bishop has no fantasy value as the 2014 fifth-round (127th overall) draft selection.