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Brannstrom was promoted to Ottawa's active roster Thursday.

Brannstrom is expected to skate on the Senators' third line and second power-play unit Thursday against Edmonton. He's picked up five points through 14 top-level appearances this year.

Brannstrom was recalled from AHL Belleville to the taxi squad Saturday.

Brannstrom spent the last week with the AHL affiliate, collecting five assists across four games. He'll return to the taxi squad, where he can practice and travel with the big club. The 21-year-old has recorded five points through 14 NHL games this year.

Brannstrom was reassigned to AHL Belleville on Thursday.

Brannstrom has been a healthy scratch for Ottawa's last four games, so this move doesn't come as a surprise. The 21-year-old blueliner has picked up five points through 14 top-level appearances this season.

Brannstrom was designated for the taxi squad Thursday.

Brannstrom has recorded two goals and two assists across the past 11 games. This transaction is merely roster shuffling, and the 21-year-old should be in the lineup for Friday's game versus the Oilers.

Brannstrom was promoted to the active roster Sunday.

Brannstrom has played in eight of the Senators' last nine games, putting up two goals, two assists and 16 shots on net. While that's strong offensive production from the blue line, the 21-year-old is averaging just 14:59 of ice time per contest. He's expected to be in the lineup for Sunday's road clash against the Flames.

Brannstrom was reassigned to Ottawa's taxi squad Friday.

This is almost certainly just a paper move, so expect Brannstrom to return to the active roster ahead of Sunday's game versus Calgary. He's picked up five points in 11 games this campaign.

Brannstrom recorded a power-play assist and three shots on goal in Thursday's 7-3 loss to the Flames.

Brannstrom set up Artem Anisimov for a goal in the third period. The 21-year-old Brannstrom has done well in sheltered minutes with five points, 19 shots on goal and a minus-1 rating in 11 games. That exceeds his point production (four) in 31 contests last year.

Brannstrom has been promoted to Ottawa's active roster ahead of Tuesday's matchup with Montreal.

Brannstrom will skate on the Senators' bottom pairing and second power-play unit against the Canadiens. He's notched four points in nine games this season.

The Senators reassigned Brannstrom to the taxi squad Sunday.

Brannstrom saw 13:42 of ice time in Saturday's loss to Calgary, earning one shot, two hits and a block in the contest. He's played the past six games, so this move is likely a cap-saving measure. Brannstrom will look to return to the lineup for Monday's game against the Flames.

Brannstrom was added to Ottawa's active roster Saturday.

Brannstrom is expected to skate on the Senators' third pairing and second power-play unit Saturday against the Flames. He's notched four points in eight games this season.

Brannstrom was reassigned to Ottawa's taxi squad Friday.

This is almost certainly just a paper move, so look for Brannstrom to rejoin the active roster ahead of Saturday's clash with Calgary. The 21-year-old blueliner has picked up two goals and four points through eight games this campaign.

Brannstrom tallied a goal on three shots and was plus-3 in a 6-1 win over the Flames on Thursday.

Brannstrom scored the goal that chased Calgary starter David Rittich to the bench, beating the netminder with a long shot from well outside the Flames' blue line. The goal, which gave the Senators a 4-1 lead in the second period, was the second in as many games for the young defenseman. Brannstrom has two goals and an assist with nine shots over his last three games.

Brannstrom was promoted to the active roster Thursday.

Brannstrom was sent to the taxi squad in a paper move Wednesday, but he was always expected to be back with the Senators ahead of Thursday's clash with Calgary. The 21-year-old Swede is expected to skate on Ottawa's third pairing and second power-play unit against the Flames. He's notched three points through seven games this season.

Brannstrom was assigned to Ottawa's taxi squad Wednesday.

This may just be a paper move, as Brannstrom has played pretty well recently, picking up a goal and an assist while averaging 13:55 of ice time in his last two appearances.

Brannstrom scored a power-play goal on five shots in Tuesday's 5-4 shootout win over Montreal.

Brannstrom threaded a wrist shot through traffic early in the second period for his first career goal. His five shots on goal also represented a season high. In fact, Brannstrom hadn't registered more than two shots in any of first six games this year. The 21-year-old now has one goal and two assists on the year.

Brannstrom (undisclosed) was activated off injured reserve ahead of Wednesday's matchup with Toronto, Steve Lloyd of TSN 1200 Ottawa reports.

Brannstrom was already expected to play in Wednesday's game, so his activation is simply the last step in the process. Prior to getting hurt, the 21-year-old defenseman registered one assist, three shots and three hits in a trio of games in which he averaged 15:49 of ice time. Brannstrom won't offer much in the way of fantasy value given his limited offensive upside, making him a low-end option at best.

Bransstrom (undisclosed) will be ready to return to action Wednesday against Toronto, Mark Masters of TSN.ca reports.

Brannstrom has yet to be activated from injured reserve, but that should happen prior to puck drop against the Maple Leafs. The 21-year-old blueliner has picked up one assist through three games this campaign.

Brannstrom has been placed on injured reserve is expected to miss 7-10 days with an undisclosed injury, Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun reports.

With Brannstrom sidelined, Christian Wolanin is expected to be added to Ottawa's active roster for Tuesday night's game against the Oilers. Brannstrom will need to be activated off injured reserve before being eligible to play, so look for that announcement to precede the 21-year-old blueliner's return to the lineup.

Brannstrom is on track to be added to the active roster and make his season debut Thursday against the Canadiens, Sportsnet's Kyle Bukauskas reports.

Brannstrom is expected to skate with Erik Gudbranson on the Senators' third pairing Thursday. The 21-year-old Swede drew into 31 games with Ottawa last season, picking up four assists while posting a minus-9 rating over that span.

The Senators promoted Brannstrom from AHL Belleville to their taxi squad Wednesday.

Brannstrom has yet to appear in an NHL contest this campaign, but he could make his season debut as soon as Thursday against the Canadiens. The 5-foot-9 blueliner picked up four helpers in 31 games with Ottawa in 2019-20.