Weise inked a one-year contract with Swedish club IK Oskarshamn on Monday, per agent Nick Riopel.

EDGE Analysis

Weise didn't play anywhere during the 2020-21 season but will be headed to Europe for the first time in his professional career. At this point, Weise is likely done playing in the NHL, which would see him eventually retire having appeared in 513 games in which he tallied 55 goals and 70 assists.

The Canadiens aren't going to re-sign Weise, which means he'll hit the open market as an unrestricted free agent Oct. 9, Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports reports.

EDGE Analysis

Weise only appeared in 23 games with the Canadiens in 2019-20, picking up five points over that span. He's already expressed that he wants to play in the NHL in 2020-21, but he may have to settle for a two-way deal in order to do so.

Weise filled in for Nate Thompson (illness) on the fourth line in Saturday's 4-3 overtime loss to Dallas. He had two shots, five hits and one blocked shot over 11:48 of ice time.

EDGE Analysis

Thompson missed his first game of the season due to the flu, so Weise drew into the lineup after being a healthy scratch the previous four contests. The Canadiens lost their fourth straight and fell farther behind in the race for a postseason berth. That's a situation that could lead to a youth movement, in which players like Weise are replaced by a prospect such as Ryan Poehling or Jesperi Kotkaniemi.

Weise scored a goal in a 4-2 loss to the Capitals on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Recently recalled from AHL Laval, Weise scored his first goal of the season at the NHL level. Considering the veteran winger is likely to be sent down once Montreal gets some of its regulars back in the lineup, steer clear of Weise in all fantasy formats.

Weise was recalled from AHL Laval on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Weise spent the NHL All-Star break with AHL Laval but will rejoin Montreal before Monday's tilt against Washington. The 31-year-old forward has three assists in nine games at the NHL level this season.

Weise was sent down to AHL Laval on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Weise will head to the minors to get some extra work in while the Canadiens are off until Jan. 27. He will likely be brought back to the big club after the All-Star break unless Brendan Gallagher (head), Paul Byron (knee), or Jonathan Drouin (wrist) are ready to get back into action.

Weise had two assists, one shot, four hits and one blocked shot over 9:10 of ice time in Saturday's 5-4 shootout win over the Golden Knights.

EDGE Analysis

The Canadiens have been in the offensive doldrums the last few weeks, but they got depth scoring from their fourth line Saturday. Weise set up both goals by Nick Cousins, which may not come as a shock when considering the two played together in Philadelphia. The assists give Weise three points (all assists) in nine games since his call-up from AHL Laval. With Montreal heading to its bye week, the expectation is that both Jonathan Drouin (wirst) and Paul Byron (knee) could return for the team's next game, Jan. 27, at home against Washington. Add in the potential return of Brendan Gallagher (head) and it's clear to see Weise's stay in the NHL may have ended with Saturday's two-point night.

Weise recorded an assist in Monday's 2-0 win over the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

The helper on Jordan Weal's first-period tally was Weise's first point in 15 games to start his second stint with the Canadiens, dating back to last season. The 31-year-old winger has supplied 16 hits and seven PIM in six outings this year, but it's unlikely he'll do enough on the scoresheet to merit fantasy attention.

The Canadiens recalled Weise from AHL Laval on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Brendan Gallagher sustained an upper-body injury in Tuesday's 3-1 loss to the Hurricanes, so Weise will add depth to the forward corps for Thursday's matchup against the Lightning. Weise played 51 NHL games between the Canadiens and Flyers last year, generating 11 points.

Weise was placed on waivers by Montreal on Thursday for the purpose of reassignment, Stu Cowan of the Montreal Gazette reports.

EDGE Analysis

Weise was acquired by the Canadiens for the playoff drive last season but played just nine games and was held out of the final 13 contests as a healthy scratch. He enjoyed his most productive NHL seasons as a member of the Canadiens in 2014 and 2015, but he was not a fit in this latest iteration. If not claimed by another NHL team by noon Friday, Weise will report to AHL Laval.