Pardy will hang up his skates and end his playing career, Robin Short of The Telegram reports.

EDGE Analysis

Pardy was selected by the Flames in the sixth round of the 2004 NHL Draft and went on to play in 342 NHL games with Calgary, Dallas, Buffalo, Winnipeg, Edmonton and Nashville. The blueliner spent the 2018-19 campaign with ECHL Newfoundland after one season overseas. The 35-year-old recorded four goals, 48 helpers and 269 PIM in his NHL career.

Pardy (upper body) registered one shot and a plus-1 rating in Sunday's minor-league clash against AHL Texas.

EDGE Analysis

Pardy is back to 100 percent and should be available for the Predators to call-up if they need some added depth for a postseason run. With the Admirals, the blueliner has just nine points in 27 contests and would more likely be utilized for his ability in the defensive third than as an offensive contributor.

Pardy sustained an upper-body ailment in Wednesday's AHL game against Charlotte and will be out indefinitely.

EDGE Analysis

While fantasy owners shouldn't concern themselves with a veteran who rarely plays in the NHL, this news does serve up a bit of a blow to a Predators organization that has also lost forward Cody Bass for the rest of the season due to a lower-body injury.

Pardy was sent to AHL Milwaukee on Sunday, Adam Vignan of the Tennessean reports.

EDGE Analysis

The defenseman hasn't scored a point in four games in the NHL this year, so he wasn't much of a fantasy producer in his limited time in the big league. He has bounced between the minors and the NHL all year, so he could easily end up back in the NHL shortly.

Pardy was recalled from AHL Milwaukee on Monday, Adam Vingan of The Tennessean reports.

EDGE Analysis

The defenseman hasn't done much in the NHL this year, with only one game and no points. He has had seven points in 16 AHL games, but it's tough to say if that production will transfer to the NHL. He isn't a high priority fantasy target in most leagues.

Pardy was sent back to AHL Milwaukee on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Pardy posted two shots on goal, two penalty minutes, and a plus-1 rating while playing a fill-in role for the Predators while Ryan Ellis was sidelined with an upper-body injury. With Ellis likely returning to the lineup soon, Pardy goes back to the minors for more seasoning.

The Predators recalled Pardy from AHL Milwuakee on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Pardy, a veteran journeyman, has yet to make his season debut, though that could be forthcoming with blueliners Ryan Ellis (upper body) and Anthony Bitetto (hand) both on injured reserve. While he'll provide modest defensive utility for the club, most fantasy owners will not be joining this Pardy, as he's only reached 10 points in a single season once in eight years of NHL service time.

Pardy inked a one-year, two-way contract with the Predators on Wednesday, Adam Vingan of The Tennessean reports.

EDGE Analysis

Per NHL rules, Pardy was waived by the team Wednesday as well in order to make him eligible to move back and forth between Nashville and their minor league affiliate. The blueliner was already with Milwaukee on an AHL deal where he has registered two goals and three helpers in 12 outings. Assuming he is unclaimed off waivers, the 32-year-old would add some additional organizational depth on the blue line.

Pardy, who had been in camp on a professional tryout agreement, was released by the Panthers on Thursday, TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Pardy is a 32-year-old struggling to find work. It's not uncommon for players in his situation to look for overseas, but there hasn't been so much as a rumor that the veteran is heading in that direction.

Pardy signed a professional tryout offer with the Panthers on Thursday, Harvey Fialkov of the Sun-Sentinel reports.

EDGE Analysis

Pardy is an NHL journeyman, having played for five different clubs since the Flames made him a sixth-round draft pick in 2004. While he's never been a scorer, the 32-year-old defender effectively uses his 6-foot-4, 227-pound frame to play physically and assume the role of agitator.