Brett Sutter and the Hurricanes have agreed to a one-year, $550,000 two-way deal. If Sutter doesn't play in Carolina, he will earn only $150,000. We don't see Sutter as playing a major role with the Canes in 2012-13. He is not fantasy relevant.

Brett Sutter was called up from the minors on Saturday January 28.

The Carolina Hurricanes have called up Brett Sutter. Sutter has three points in eight games with Carolina this season. He also has five goals and seven assists in 28 AHL contests.

Brett Sutter was called up from the minors on Tuesday December 6.

Having claimed Andreas Nodl off waivers from the Flyers earlier Tuesday, the Hurricanes assigned Brett Sutter to Charlotte of the AHL. Sutter has been up and down a couple of times so far this season, though his second stint in Raleigh was limited to one week. In eight games with the parent club, Sutter is 0-3-3 and minus-1 with an average ice time of only 7:03 per contest.

Brett Sutter has been called up by the Carolina Hurricanes. Sutter has two goals and four points in 14 AHL games this season. He also has an assist and nine penalty minutes in four contests with the Hurricanes.

Brett Sutter has been called up by the Carolina Hurricanes on an emergency basis. Sutter has no points and six penalty minutes in four games with AHL Charlotte this season. He has no fantasy value.

Brett Sutter has signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Carolina Hurricanes. Sutter will earn $75,000 in the AHL and $525,000 if he spends the season in the NHL. However, he will make a minimum of $105,000 in 2010-11, even if he spends the entire season in the minors. "Brett performed well for the Checkers last season, especially in the playoffs," said the Hurricanes Director of Hockey Operations, Ron Francis. "He will have an opportunity to compete for time on NHL level this season."

Brett Sutter pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct on Monday in relation to an incident that happened on November 11th. Sutter punched a cab driver and later apologized for his actions. He has been fined $323.60 and will appear in court again for a restitution hearing on September 15th. At the time of the incident, Sutter was playing for the Calgary Flames under his father, then Flames GM Darryl Sutter and his uncle, coach Brent Sutter. Less than a week after the incident, Darryl Sutter traded his son to Carolina, which made him play with the AHL Charlotte Checkers for most of the season. Sutter had 21 points and 84 penalty minutes in 60 AHL contests.