Ferlin (undisclosed) was waived by the Oilers on Tuesday, Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports reports.

EDGE Analysis

Ferlin signed a one-year deal with Edmonton this offseason, but has yet to play a game for them. He spent the previous two seasons in the AHL with the Providence Bruins, and the AHL seems to be where he is headed again.

Ferlin was granted a one-year contract by the Oilers on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

A Cornell product, Ferlin had been associated with Boston the last three seasons. The Bruins selected him with a fourth-round (121st overall) pick in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft, but he's only made seven NHL appearances to date and none since the 2014-15 campaign.

Ferlin re-signed with the Bruins for one year Thursday, TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Ferlin played for Cornell University from 2011-14 and has since split time between the Bruins and AHL Providence. Last season, the power forward put up 14 points in 23 games with the Baby Bruins. Since the 24-year-old reportedly was given a one-year, two-way extension, it's likely that he will continue shuffling around the league ranks, with a call-up to the parent club in the case of injuries.

Ferlin (upper body) is not skating in practice on Wednesday and is not expected to play in this weekend's games for AHL Providence, Mark Divver of the Providence Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Cornell product split his time between the NHL and AHL last season, scoring 20 points for AHL Providence and tallying one assist in seven games for the Bruins. He played in one game for AHL Providence before suffering this injury. Ferlin could be a contributor within the next year or two for the rebuilding Bruins.

Ferlin remains out with an upper-body injury, Mark Divver of The Providence Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Ferlin is a depth forward within the Bruins' organization, having drawn into one game for AHL Providence this season.

The Bruins have assigned Ferlin to AHL Providence, the Boston Globe reports.

EDGE Analysis

Ferlin, who had been a contender for a fourth-line role with the B's, will remain on the team's short list of forwards to summon once injuries hit the big club. In 53 games game with Providence last season, Ferlin notched 11 goals and 20 points, not eye-popping numbers, but the 23-year-old does possess a solid enough blend of size and skill to work into a bottom-six role at the NHL level at some point in time.

Ferlin was reassigned to AHL Providence on Friday, ESPN Boston Joey McDonald reports. The Bruins are in good health at the forward spots, which left Ferlin without a place in the lineup the past two games. He has one point in seven NHL games this season, with another 16 points in 46 AHL appearances.

Ferlin was a healthy scratch Saturday against the Flyers. With Gregory Campbell back in the Boston lineup, Ferlin was the odd man out Saturday. The 22-year-old winger has recorded just one assist in six games since being recalled from AHL Providence, but he has held his own with the big club and is thus a candidate to rejoin the team's forward mix when injuries hit again.

The Bruins recalled Ferlin from AHL Providence on Thursday, csnne.com's Joe Haggerty reports.The report suggests that the move could result in an under-performing Bruins' forward heading to the press box, but a wait-and-see approach is in order from a fantasy perspective, given Ferlin's modest AHL output (16 points in 46 games) for Providence.

Ferlin was sent back to AHL Providence on Wednesday, Amalie Benjamin of the Boston Globe reports. As expected, Ferlin was only recalled Tuesday by the Bruins in an attempt to manipulate the salary cap. He could be an option for them at some point later this season.