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Fehervary was assigned to AHL Hershey on Tuesday, Tarik El-Bashir of The Athletic reports.

Fehervary dressed in Washington's previous three contests, collecting one assist along the way, but he returns to the minors, where the defenseman has 14 points across 45 AHL contests in 2019-20.

The Capitals recalled Fehervary from AHL Hershey on Monday, JJ Regan of NBC Sports Washington reports.

Fehervary was sent down Sunday to conserve some cap space, but the 2018 second-round pick is still with the big club heading into Monday's home game versus the Islanders. He has played two games in February and recorded an assist, two shots on net and seven hits.

The Capitals demoted Fehervary to AHL Hershey on Sunday, Samantha Pell of The Washington Post reports.

The 20-year-old had played a fairly significant role with the big club in his five games this campaign, notching an assist while averaging 16:19 of ice time. Fehervary will head back to the minors, where he's accumulated 14 points through 45 games this season.

Washington recalled Fehervary from AHL Hershey on Saturday, Stephen Whyno of the Associated Press reports.

Fehervary has been a fantastic shutdown defenseman for Hershey this season, notching four goals and 14 points while posting a plus-12 rating in 45 AHL appearances. The 20-year-old Slovakian is expected to draw into the big club's lineup immediately Saturday against the Flyers.

Fehervary was shipped back to AHL Hershey on Wednesday.

Fehervary played in Tuesday's clash with the Kings, in which he registered four hits, two blocks and one shot while logging 19:55 of ice time. The Caps have been going with just six blueliners on the 23-man roster this year, but they could bring Fehervary back up sooner rather than later as the need arises.

The Capitals recalled Fehervary from AHL Hershey on Tuesday.

The 20-year-old cracked the Capitals' opening night roster and appeared in the club's first three games, registering zero points, four shots on goal and six hits in those contests before being sent down to the minors. While spending the bulk of the campaign in the AHL, Fehervary has tallied four goals and 10 assists across 45 games. Unless a member of the Capitals' blue line group is dealing with an unreported injury, Fehervary will likely serve as a seventh defenseman while he's up with Washington.

Fehervary has been reassigned to AHL Hershey, Samantha Pell of The Washington Post reports.

Fehervary was recalled as a precaution Friday in case Jonas Siegenthaler's upper-body injury kept him out. Siegenthaler suited up, and now Fehervary is being sent down to the minors to await Washington's next potential injury on defense.

Fehervary has been recalled from AHL Hershey.

Fehervary's return is due to the uncertainty surrounding Jonas Siegenthaler's health following his exit during the second period of Wednesday's 4-3 victory over the Maple Leafs. The 20-year-old had no points in three games during a three-game stint in the big leagues to start the season.

Fehervary was dropped down to AHL Hershey on Sunday.

Fehervary logged three games with the Caps this year, in which he recorded four shots, two PIM and six hits while averaging 14:39 of ice time. The blueliner's demotion is likely linked to the health of Michal Kempny (hamstring). In the meantime, if Kempny remains on the shelf, Tyler Lewington figures to take Fehervary's spot in the lineup.

Fehervary expects to join AHL Hershey now that his contract with HV-71 is completed, Tom Gulitti of NHL.com reports.

Fehervary was selected 46th overall in the 2018 NHL Entry Draft but has already made a favorable impression with the Caps organization following a solid season overseas. Gulitti notes that Capitals director of player development Steve Richmond suggested the Slovak defender could get some NHL action at some point during the 2019-20 season, but he will likely need some time to acclimate to the North American game and should therefore be removed from fantasy consideration outside of dynasty formats for the near future.