Bailey was released by the Islanders on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Bailey is expected to be signed by the Islanders to play in Bridgeport if he clears waivers. He will provide the Isles with veteran depth for the AHL team but is unlikely to ever play a significant role with the Isles.

Bailey was demoted to AHL Binghamton on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

While he didn't find the scoresheet in the last two games, Bailey gave onlookers a sneak peek of his two-way acumen by hoisting six shots and four blocked shots over 9:56 of average ice time facing the Devils and Hurricanes, respectively. Still, this Ottawa team was shut out by Carolina, so GM Pierre Dorion has switched things up by sending Bailey and Max McCormick down in favor of Philip Varone and Michael Blunden -- it'll be important to find the right combination on the wings with Mike Hoffman (lower body), Bobby Ryan (finger) and Mark Stone (neck) all injured.

Bailey is slotted with veterans Chris Neil and Tommy Wingels on the fourth line for Tuesday's game against the Devils, Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Citizen reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bailey will bang with the checking line against New Jersey and he isn't likely to see a ton of minutes as a result. Steer clear of him for fantasy purposes unless he is able to make a splash and carve out a larger role for himself with Mike Hoffman (groin), Bobby Ryan (finger) and Mark Stone (neck) nursing injuries.

Bailey was recalled from AHL Binghamton on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Ottawa has been hard hit as Mark Stone (head), Tommy Wingels (finger), and Mike Hoffman (lower body) all dealing with injuries. The team are traveling to face New Jersey on Tuesday, which means Bailey could not only provide some important depth, but could be in the lineup depending on the nature and severity of the Sens' injured players.

Bailey was reassigned to AHL Binghamton on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

The B-Sens have a road game on schedule against the Phantoms on Wednesday night, and Bailey's reportedly on track to be in the lineup for that one. His assignment to the minors could also be a sign that Mike Hoffman (illness) will be ready to go in Thursday's game against the Flames, though that has yet to be confirmed by the big club.

Bailey was recalled from AHL Binghamton on Thursday, Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Alaskan has ideal size at 6-foot-3 and 195 pounds, so naturally he's unleashed some Howitzers over time, but it's a bit concerning that he's posted a minus-14 rating in 33 minor-league games this season. Fantasy owners can safely pass over him as the Senators had the requisite number of forwards even before his call-up, indicating that he's no lock to play in Thursday's game against the Blue Jackets. He's a mere insurance policy at this juncture.

Bailey was called up from AHL Binghamton on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Bailey's recall comes as an insurance policy after Zack Smith left Tuesday's matchup with an upper-body injury. In the minors this year, Bailey leads the team with nine goals along with five helpers, but a minus-11 rating. If he suits up Thursday, the winger will be looking to record his first NHL point since the 2014-15 campaign when he was with Toronto.

Bailey was sent down to AHL Binghamton on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Bailey's reassignment comes as Mike Hoffman (suspension) wraps up his two-game ban and is eligible to play against the Blackhawks on Tuesday. The 25-year-old Bailey averaged 9:29 of ice time during his brief stint and recording just two shots on goal. The winger returns to the minors where he is tied for the team lead in scoring with nine goals and five helpers.

Bailey was recalled from AHL Binghamton on Saturday, Bruce Garrioch of Postmedia reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bailey's ascension to the parent club was necessitated by star winger Mike Hoffman serving a suspension. Though he went undrafted, Bailey, an Alaska native, has shown promise with the Baby Senators. He's picked up 35 points (16 goals, 19 assists) in 55 games with Ottawa's top affiliate since the start of the 2015-16 campaign. He becomes the 13th forward on the active roster ahead of Saturday night's contest against the Devils.

Bailey inked a one-year, two-way contract with the Senators on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Bailey came over from Toronto in the Dion Phaneuf trade and did not make an appearance with Ottawa. However, the 24-year-old showed decent skill in 30 games with AHL Binghamton, recording seven goals and 14 helpers. The undrafted center will look to earn a shot with the Sens.