Brown signed a one-year deal with DEL Iserlohn on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Brown has appeared in 23 NHL games -- the most recent of which occurred during the 2015-16 season with the Capitals. The former second-round pick will head overseas after spending all last year with AHL Hartford, where he tallied 14 goals and 13 helpers, but registered a concerning minus-18 rating. Unless he can improve his two-way play, the 26-year-old is unlikely to get another shot in the NHL.

Brown has been traded to the Rangers in exchange for Ryan Bourque.

EDGE Analysis

The 25-year-old winger has just 20 games under his belt with AHL Hershey this season, tallying three goals and six assists over that period, but had an assist in each of his last four contests. He'll likely serve in a similar organizational depth role with the Rangers, but a the big-bodied forward could see some time with the Rangers if the club is in need of an added physical presence.

Brown was reassigned to AHL Hershey on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

After clearing waivers, Brown was promptly sent down to the minors. The 24-year old played just one game for the Caps this season, recording a single shot on goal. Barring any future injuries, Brown will likely find himself in Hershey for a while due to Washington's forward depth.

Brown was placed on waivers on Friday, Isabelle Khurshudyan of The Washington Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

The 24-year-old center only played one game this season after missing the first few weeks of the season recovering from a hand injury sustained during training camp, recording one shot on goal in 7:41 of ice time. Unless claimed by another team, he will report to AHL Hershey where he had 17 goals and 28 points in 64 games last season.

The Capitals have recalled Brown from AHL Hershey.

EDGE Analysis

This is a depth move for the Capitals, a team that is generally healthy outside of a lower-body injury for Brooks Orpik.

Brown has been sent to AHL Hershey for a conditioning stint, Capitals PR reports.

EDGE Analysis

Brown dealt with a hand injury this past month and now he heads back to the minors to get back into game shape. The 24-year-old Texan plays a physical game -- he had 70 PIMs in 64 games for Hershey last season -- though he has yet to play for the Caps or their minor-league affiliate this season.

Brown is out a "couple of weeks" with a hand injury, per Capitals head coach Barry Trotz, CSN Washington's Chuck Gormley reports.

EDGE Analysis

Specifics about the injury are unclear at this point. Brown signed a two-year, two-way contract with the Capitals in mid-July. That type of deal will allow him to shuttle between the organizational ranks, with the potential to be a call-up option for the parent club once he gets healthy again. He made his way into five games last season, having notched one point in five games.

Brown was reassigned to AHL Hershey on Saturday, Alex Prewitt of the Washington Post reports. Brown was set to serve as a healthy scratch for Saturday's game against the Sabres, so rather than letting him rot in the press box, the team elected to send him to the minors to pick up some playing time. There's a chance the team could bring him back to the NHL squad after the weekend, but likely only if Liam O'Brien (lower body) and Brooks Laich (shoulder) are deemed unavailable for the Capitals' next game Wednesday.

Brown was recalled by the Capitals on Friday. Brown was sent down to the minors in late October and will likely have a minimal role when the Capitals face the Devils on Friday. The 23-year-old has only made three appearances this season for Washington and has made 20 NHL appearances throughout his young career.

Brown has been sent to Hershey (AHL). With the return of Tom Wilson, Brown is the odd-man out in the Caps' current lineup configuration. Brown has chipped in a goal through three games in Washington this season.