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Gawdin was reassigned to AHL Stockton on Tuesday, per CapFriendly.

Gawdin made five appearances and racked up nine hits despite averaging just 5:42 per game. The 23-year-old could be in the mix for playing time with the big club later, but he'll likely benefit from a featured role in the minors.

Gawdin was reassigned to the taxi squad Sunday, according to CBS Sports.

Gawdin has been in Calgary's lineup for the last five games but has yet to record a point while averaging just 5:41 of ice time. He may be recalled before Monday's tilt with Ottawa, but even if he's in the lineup, he's stuck in a bottom-line role.

Gawdin was promoted to the active roster Saturday, per CapFriendly.

Gawdin played only 5:10 in Saturday's 6-3 win over the Senators. When he gets into the lineup, he's yet to see much playing time, so Gawdin remains off the fantasy radar.

Gawdin was sent to the taxi squad Friday, according to CBS Sports.

Gawdin made his NHL debut earlier this month and has been in the Flames' lineup for the last four games. Still searching for his first NHL point, he could be recalled ahead of Saturday's tilt with Ottawa.

Gawdin was promoted to the active roster Saturday, Pat Steinberg of Sportsnet 960 The Fan reports.

Gawdin could make his NHL debut in Saturday's game versus the Oilers. The 2015 fourth-round pick has played 117 AHL games in his career, registering 27 goals and 58 assists. Whether he takes the ice Saturday hinges on Sean Monahan's (lower body) availability.

Gawdin was added to Calgary's taxi squad Wednesday.

Gawdin has been with AHL Stockton thus far this season, but he'll be on hand as an emergency option for Thursday's clash with the Canucks. The 23-year-old forward racked up 47 points in 53 AHL appearances this season.

Gawdin will attend the Flames' training camp, indicating his loan with EHC VISP Lions of the Swiss League is over.

Gawdin signed a two-way contract in October, so he's far from a lock for the Flames' Opening Night roster. He was a star for AHL Stockton last year, when he had 16 goals and 47 points in 53 games. The 23-year-old will likely need at least another year before cracking the NHL lineup.

The Flames have loaned Gawdin to the EHC Visp Lions of the Swiss League.

Gawdin was highly productive in the minors last season, racking up 16 goals and 47 points in 53 games with AHL Stockton. The 23-year-old forward could get into a few NHL contests with the Flames in 2020-21, but he'll almost certainly spend most of his time in the AHL.

Gawdin signed a one-year, two-way contract extension with Calgary on Wednesday.

Gawdin spent the entirety of last season with AHL Stockton, racking up 16 goals and 31 helpers in 51 games, a performance which earned him a trip to the AHL All Star game. The 23-year-old forward could get the occasional call-up to the big club in 2020-21, but he'll almost certainly spend most of his time in the minors. He was dealing with a high-ankle sprain toward the end of last season, but he should be back to 100 percent long before next year's training camp gets underway.

Gawdin -- who was left off the team's playoff roster -- is dealing with a high-ankle sprain that will sideline him for weeks, Pat Steinberg of Sportsnet 960 The Fan reports.

Gawdin tallied 16 goals and 31 helpers in 53 games with AHL Stockton this year. With two solid minor-league campaigns under his belt, the 23-year-old center should be capable of securing a spot on the 23-man roster next season and figures to make his NHL debut.

Gawdin won't be included on Calgary's 31-man playoff roster, Pat Steinberg of Sportsnet 960 The Fan reports.

Gawdin led AHL Stockton with 47 points in 53 games this year, but he was always a longshot to make the big club's postseason roster as a second-year pro that has yet to make his NHL debut.

Gawdin will be one of 11 players joining the Flames for Phase 3 of the NHL's Return to Play training camps, Pat Steinberg of Sportsnet 960 The Fan reports.

With AHL Stockton this year, Gawdin led the way with 47 points (16 goals) in 53 appearances and could get a look from the coaching staff as a bottom-six option during the playoffs. In addition to Gawdin, the team also brought up forwards Buddy Robinson, Alan Quine, Austin Czarnik, Byron Froese, Matthew Phillips and Adam Ruzicka, defensemen Alexander Yelesin and Connor Mackey and netminders Jon Gillies and Artyom Zagidulin.

The Flames reassigned Gawdin to AHL Stockton on Wednesday.

Gawdin was called up Monday but didn't make his NHL debut. The 22-year-old's development in the AHL has been promising, though, as he's generated 42 points (15 goals, 27 assists) through 46 games. Barring injury, there likely won't be an opening for Gawdin with the big club this season.

The Flames recalled Gawdin from AHL Stockton on Monday.

Gawdin has been excellent in the minors this year, registering 42 points (15 goals, 27 assists) through 46 games, and he'll have a chance to make his NHL debut Monday versus the Ducks. Derek Ryan (illness) was placed on IR to open up a roster spot. Gawdin will likely toil in the bottom six if he cracks the lineup.

Gawdin tallied a goal and an assist in AHL Stockton's 5-0 shutout of Colorado on Monday.

Gawdin now has 13 goals and 38 points in 39 games this season, matching his point total from a season ago. Gawdin scored 56 goals in his final WHL campaign, so he clearly has some offensive ability. Originally a 2015 fourth-round pick of the Calgary, the 22-year-old Gawdin is just about ready to help the Flames in some capacity. It would be far from surprising to see him make his NHL debut in the later stages of the season.

Gawdin has amassed a goal and five assists in six games with AHL Stockton this year.

The 22-year-old center is one of four players on the Stockton roster with six points through six games. Gawdin, a natural center, likely won't see much -- if any -- NHL time this year, but he could be poised to challenge for a job in training camp next fall.

Gawdin was reassigned to AHL Stockton on Monday, Pat Steinberg of Sportsnet 960 The Fan reports.

Gawdin made a good impression in rookie camp and continued to do well in main training camp. The 22-year-old will likely be a leading scorer for Stockton this season while earning top-six minutes in the minors.

Gawdin scored a goal in Tuesday's 3-1 win over the Oilers rookies.

Gawdin's tally opened the scoring just 36 seconds into the game, going top shelf against Oilers goalie Olivier Rodrigue. The center recorded 38 points (11 goals, 27 helpers) in 64 contests with AHL Stockton in his first professional campaign last year. The 22-year-old is likely to continue developing in the minors for the next couple of years.

Gawdin picked up a goal and an assist in AHL Stockton's 7-4 loss to San Diego on Wednesday.

A fourth-round selection of St. Louis in 2015, Gawdin was not retained by the Blues, and the Flames picked him up as an unrestricted free agent in November 2017. Gawdin then proceeded to finish third in the WHL in goals (56) and second in points (125) in 2017-18, and he was also named WHL Playoff MVP. Gawdin has had a decent start to his professional career with eight goals and 15 points in 31 games for Stockton. The 21-year-old may be able to fill a bottom-six role for Calgary in the coming years.

Gawdin agreed to terms on a three-year, entry-level contract with the Flames on Thursday.

Gawdin has already racked up an impressive 40 points in 18 games for WHL Swift Current, which has him on pace for the best year of his career. Originally drafted by the Blues in the fourth round of the 2015 NHL Draft, the center will likely get some professional games under his belt once his junior season wraps up.