According to a Swedish newspaper, David Rundblad may head to the KHL per his agent.

He is a pending restricted free agent and has skated in just 38 career NHL contests over the past two seasons.

Phoenix Coyotes reassign David Rundblad to AHL Portland.

Rundblad was recalled Saturday but never got into a game. He has one assists in eight NHL games this season.

David Rundblad was returned to the minors on Friday.

He has one assist in eight games with the Coyotes this season.

David Rundblad has been summoned from the AHL by Phoenix.

He has skated in three games with the Coyotes this season, where he has averaged almost 15 minutes of ice time per match. Rundblad has been credited with four shots and five blocks, but his fantasy value is very limited behind offensive defenders Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Keith Yandle.

David Rundblad has been sent down to the minors by the Phoenix Coyotes.

Rundblad has no points in three contests with Phoenix this season. He spent the last three games as a healthy scratch, so this move isn't surprising.

The Phoenix Coyotes recalled David Rundblad from the AHL.

The defenseman has bounced around a bit this season. He played three games at the NHL level in 2013, failing to collect a point while registering a -1 rating. Andy Miele was sent down to the AHL in the mean time.

David Rundblad has been brought up from the minors by the Coyotes.

He was reassigned earlier this week when Michael Stone was recalled, but with Rostislav Klesla ailing with a lower-body Rundblad will rejoin the team.

The Phoenix Coyotes have sent David Rundblad to the minors.

Well that was quick. Rundblad played on Saturday and was minus-two but had 3:34 minutes on the power play, third most on the team. He is only 22 and has a lot of offensive potential so expect to see him back in the NHL soon.

David Rundblad and Alexandre Bolduc were healthy scratches on Sunday.

David Schlemko and Paul Bissonnette replaced the two in the lineup. Rundblad saw plenty of power play time in the first game but it looks like coach Dave Tippett is trying to get everyone involved in the short season.

Coyotes defenseman David Rundblad is hoping his improvements in the defensive end will allow him to start the season in Phoenix.

Rundblad's offensive game is already NHL-caliber, as his 23 points in 32 games with Portland of the AHL prove, but it's the improvements in his own zone that will determine how successful he will be in the big leagues. The Swedish-born rearguard has worked hard to become a more complete player and should be on the radar of all keeper-leaguers this year.