Percy wasn't extended a qualifying offer by the Penguins and will become a unrestricted free agent, Jonathan Bombulie of the Tribune-Review reports.

EDGE Analysis

Percy failed to get on the ice for the Penguins during the 2016 campaign, instead playing with AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton as he continued to develop. He's still young at 24 years old and could attract some interest elsewhere once free agency opens, but there will likely be much better defensemen options elsewhere when it comes to fantasy leagues for the upcoming season.

Percy signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Penguins on Friday, Bob McKenzie of The Hockey Insider reports. The contract is worth $575,000 in the NHL and $200,000 in the minors.

EDGE Analysis

Percy has made just 12 appearances in the NHL over the past two seasons and it doesn't seem likely that he'll be able to improve on that number much, despite the change of scenery from Toronto.

Percy has been reassigned to AHL Toronto.

EDGE Analysis

Percy's departure opens up a spot on the active roster for the team's recall of Connor Carrick, but neither of the two figure to make much of an impact in the fantasy realm. Percy saw game action three times over the past week, but recorded just one shots on goal, four hits and three blocks over that frame. Now back in the minors, he'll go back to an organizational depth role for the time being.

Percy was recalled from AHL Toronto on Monday, James Mirtle of the Globe and Mail reports.

EDGE Analysis

Percy will slide into the roster spot vacated by Roman Polak's trade to San Jose. The young defenseman has yet to crack Toronto's lineup this season, but should be expected to suit up against the Predators on Tuesday. Garnering 15 helpers in 43 games in the AHL, the 22-year-old seems to have a knack for finding his teammates near the crease, but remains a relatively unknown quantity in terms of fantasy value.

The Maple Leafs have assigned Percy to the AHL's Toronto Marlies, the team's official site reports. Percy, who has notched three assists in nine games with the Maple Leafs to date, was up with the big club for just one game following his latest recall, but he could be back after the NHL All-Star break.

Percy has been recalled by the Maple Leafs, sportsnet.ca reports. Percy, who has notched three assists in eight games for the Leafs this season, adds depth to the big club's blue line in advance of Wednesday's game against Ottawa.

The Maple Leafs assigned Percy to AHL Toronto on Thursday. Percy was brought up just a day before to provide some depth on the defensive end, but the Maple Leafs aren't in need of his services any longer, so he will head back to the AHL for the time being.

Percy was recalled from AHL Toronto on Wednesday, Rob Longley of the Toronto Sun reports. Percy will provide the Leafs with some extra depth along the blue line prior to the team's matchup against the Red Wings on Wednesday. The move could indicate that one of the defensemen could miss the contest, which will become more clear as the game approaches.

The Maple Leafs reassigned Percy to AHL Toronto on Monday. The move is largely a financial one, as the Leafs need to reassign guys like Percy between games to free up cap space. He'll probably return for Wednesday's game against the Bruins, but even if he doesn't, he should get another chance in the NHL soon.

The Maple Leafs recalled Percy from AHL Toronto on Monday, David Alter of the team's official site reports. Percy was returned to AHL Toronto briefly for financial reasons, but has been called back up to the NHL for Tuesday's game against the Coyotes. He has recorded three assists through seven games this season, but has been held off the score sheet over the last four games.