The Ottawa Senators have sent Andre Petersson to the Anaheim Ducks' organization in exchange for Alex Grant. Petersson has 17 goals and 40 points in 47 AHL games this season. The 23-year-old has only played in one career NHL game.

Andre Petersson has been impressive at training camp and he's back to being on better terms with the Senators organization. He has been displaying his speed and playmaking skills, which have drawn the praise of Ottawa GM Bryan Murray. It's good to see that Petersson is becoming more mature, but he's still in tough to make the team's NHL roster.

Andre Petersson was selected to the Ottawa Senators' development camp at the 11th hour. It was an injury to Jarrod Maidens that ended up creating a spot for Petersson. Since being drafted in 2008, Petersson has fallen in the Senators' depth charts and not all of that has been due to his on-ice performance. Petersson has displayed attitude issues, but he's attempting to turn his career around. "I've got to be more professional," Petersson said. "I've got to do all the right things and all that. I have to be 100 per cent focused on hockey. Not anything else come first. Hockey is number one priority right now. As I see it now, it's a fresh start for me and I want to look forward, starting from square one this year." Petersson had a goal and an assist in a rookie game on Saturday.

Andre Petersson was called up from the minors on Friday January 18.

Andre Petersson was called up from the minors on Saturday January 28.

The Ottawa Senators reassigned forward Andre Petersson and defenseman Mark Borowiecki to the minors on Wednesday. Peterson appeared in one game with the Senators, while Borowiecki skated in two.

Andre Petersson logged 5:02 of ice time in his NHL debut on Saturday after being recalled from the minors. He is projected to be a healthy scratch Monday versus Los Angeles, as Bobby Butler will get back into the lineup. Peterssson has notched 12 goals and 13 assists in 30 games with AHL Binghamton this campaign.

Andre Petersson was called up from the minors on Saturday January 21.