Adam Pardy has successfully cleared waivers. Unlike most of the players that have cleared waivers over the past few days, Pardy will stay in the NHL for now. He might even still participate in the Jets' season opener.

The Winnipeg Jets decided to place defenseman Adam Pardy on waivers on Sunday. The 29-year-old collected four assists in 17 games last season with the Buffalo Sabres. Overall, he has 200 regular season NHL games under his belt. Patrice Cormier was also placed on waivers.

The Winnipeg Jets have signed Adam Pardy to a one-year/$600k contract. Pardy had four assists and 14 penalty minutes in 17 NHL games last season. He signed a one-way contract, which means he'll probably start the season with the Jets.

With trades and injuries, Adam Pardy who started the season as the Sabres' ninth defenseman, is now playing in the top four. Thats' not a good thing if you are a Buffalo supporter. The trades of Jordan Leopold, T.J. Brennan and Robyn Regehr and the injuries to Tyler Myers and Andrew Sulzer have elevated Pardy on the Sabres' depth chart. It won't be pretty in chicken wing town for the last two weeks of the season.

Adam Pardy has been brought up by the Sabres. The trade that sent Robyn Regehr to Los Angeles on Monday night opened up a spot for Pardy. He has suited up in only five NHL games so far this campaign, but with six defensemen on the roster Pardy should get more action.

Don't expect Adam Pardy to get a great deal of playing opportunities. He was once again a healthy scratch Thursday against New Jersey and seems to be at best a 7th defenseman option for Buffalo coach Ron Rolston. Pardy shouldn't be a roster consideration in any hockey pool.

Adam Pardy is expected to play Tuesday night and to be with the up with the Sabres for the foreseeable future. His only other game of the season came on Feb. 5 against Ottawa when he had an assist and two shots in 18:25 of ice time. Pardy had to return to the minors once Christian Ehrhoff was able to return to the fold, but now he's back up with the team with Alexander Sulzer on injured reserve and Jordan Leopold not practicing.

Adam Pardy has been called up by the Buffalo Sabres. Pardy has five points and eight penalty minutes in 11 games this season. He made his Buffalo Sabres debut on Feb. 5.

Adam Pardy was sent back to the AHL on Friday. He had been called up to provide insurance to a banged-up bluelined. Pardy had an assist and two penalty minutes in the only game he played in. Jordan Leopold and Tyler Myers, who has a league-worst minus-nine rating, have struggled this year, so Pardy could be back soon if the Sabres want to send a message.

Adam Pardy was a healthy scratch Thursday night against the Canadiens. Pardy sat despite a successful debut Tuesday and his ice time could be further limited by the impending returns of Andrej Sekera (lower body) and Robin Regehr (lower body). Until he garners a regular shift, he should be left on the waiver wire in almost all formats.