Fraser was reassigned to AHL Chicago on Saturday, NHL.com's Lou Korac reports. The activation of Jaden Schwartz (foot) from injured reserve will force Fraser back to the minors. The 29-year-old made his season debut for the Blues on Friday night, going minus-1 over his 4:42 of action.

Fraser was recalled from AHL Chicago on Wednesday. Fraser was recalled along with fellow forward John McCarthy to provide the team with offensive depth.

Fraser was waived by the Blues on Monday, Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports reports. Fraser was given the opportunity to compete for a bottom-six role with the Blues in training camp, but the team's considerable forward depth seemed to work against him. Though he possesses little in the way of offensive upside, Fraser was a key fourth-line player for the Kings during their two recent Stanley Cup runs. That experience could prompt another team to pick him up off waivers.

Fraser signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Blues on Friday, the Blues' Official Site reports. Fraser spent last season between the Kings and the AHL's Manchester Monarchs. He managed to make 33 NHL appearances a year ago while tallying six points over the course of 2013-14 with the Kings. The 29-year-old will look to improve on those numbers by earning a full-time gig with the Blues before the season starts.

The Los Angeles Kings have recalled Colin Fraser from the minors. Fraser played part of the season with the Kings as he had only two assists and 30 penalty minutes in 33 games. The Kings AHL affiliate in Manchester was eliminated on Friday so the Kings have called up seven players including Fraser.

Colin Fraser has been sent down by the Los Angeles Kings. Fraser had two assists and 30 penalty minutes in 33 regular season games with Los Angeles. The Kings are expected to call up defenseman Jeff Schultz in the near future.

The Los Angeles Kings have promoted Colin Fraser. Fraser successfully cleared waivers in February and was sent to the minors. He had three goals and six points in 10 AHL games. He also had two assists and 30 penalty minutes in 33 contests with Los Angeles in 2013-14.

Colin Fraser has been placed on waivers, according to the CBC's Elliotte Friedman. The Kings save some cap space over the Olympic break if Fraser plays in the minors, so that may explain the decision. He has skated in 33 games this season and he has produced two assists. He also has 30 penalty minutes and 58 hits.

Colin Fraser was activated from the IL on Thursday December 19.

Colin Fraser (concussion) has passed his neuropsych test. With that out of the way, Fraser participated in Monday's practice. Fraser sustained the injury on Wednesday, but didn't experience any symptoms the following day. "With the protocol and the safety, which is obviously a good thing - I'm not complaining - it just takes a little longer," Fraser said. It sounds like he will probably return in the very near future.