Goloubef has yet to play in six games this season and has not skated for Ottawa since March 21.

EDGE Analysis

At 30 years of age, Goloubef isn't likely going to be around when the Senators compete again, and he's too old to play a factor in the player development plan at AHL Belleville. As such, Goloubef appears likely to be a practice player in Ottawa, and barring injuries, he's very unlikely to contribute anything to fantasy rosters.

Goloubef signed a one-year, two-way contract extension with the Senators on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Goloubef spent most of his time in the minors last season, notching 24 points in 46 games, and will have a similar, if not identical, role with the Senators in 2019-20. There's no reason for fantasy owners to have the 29-year-old blueliner on their radars.

Goloubef was reassigned to AHL Belleville on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Called up to Ottawa on Thursday, Goloubef was able to log one shot on goal and six hits over 14:37 of ice time in a win over the Blues. He should be able to join Belleville's push for the playoffs, as they currently hold the final spot in the North Division.

Goloubef was brought back to Ottawa on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Even though AHL Belleville currently occupies the last playoff spot in the North Division, Goloubef received the promotion, meaning he'll be with Ottawa the rest of the season. At 29 years old, the Senators are likely going to use this time to find out whether Goloubef can help them in their rebuild or if they're better off looking elsewhere. Fantasy owners should have no such concerns; Goloubef isn't valuable enough to be on their rosters at this point, even if he gets a chance in Ottawa.

Goloubef was returned to AHL Belleville on Monday, Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

All four are likely to be part of Belleville's push to the playoffs, and this move keeps them eligible for that. He'll likely be called up to Ottawa if Belleville misses the postseason.

Goloubef was called up from AHL Belleville on Sunday, Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

The 29-year-old was called up days after the Senators dealt some key pieces in Matt Duchene and Ryan Dzingel. It's unclear whether Goloubef will suit up in Sunday's game against the Flames. The Canadian has no points in three games this campaign.

Goloubef was returned to AHL Belleville on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

With trade rumors swirling all around Ottawa, the Senators have returned Goloubef and Darren Archibald to the minor league in favor of highly touted forward prospects in Drake Batherson and Logan Brown. Goloubef has only appeared in three NHL games for the Senators this season, and the blueliner is still looking for his first point with the rebuilding club. It would be easy to find a better alternative to Goloubef in the fantasy realm.

Goloubef was recalled from AHL Belleville on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran blueliner was recalled to provide defensive depth after fellow defenseman Mark Borowiecki (foot) returned to Ottawa while the team is on a four-game road trip. Goloubef has 130 games of NHL experience under his belt, but shouldn't be looked at as a viable fantasy option after posting a total of 23 points in those contests.

The Senators sent Goloubef back to AHL Springfield on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Goloubef drew into his first NHL game of the season Thursday against the Ducks. He proved to be a physical presence with three hits and also sacrificed his body to the tune of four blocked shots. It wasn't enough to keep him with the top club and could also signal that Christian Jaros (undisclosed) is nearing a return to the lineup.

Goloubef was recalled from AHL Belleville on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Goloubef will likely serve as an emergency depth option with Christian Jaros (undisclosed) expected to be out until Tuesday against Carolina. If the 26-year-old Goloubef does slot into the lineup during his stint in the NHL, it will likely come at the expense of Ben Harpur or Mark Borowiecki.