David Booth (lower body) has return from his conditioning assignment. Booth picked up an assist in three games with the AHL Utica Comets. There was a time when Booth was regarded as a solid top-six forward, but we wouldn't count on him having any fantasy value in standard leagues this season.

David Booth might have been caught off guard by Vancouver's decision to send him to the AHL on a conditioning assignment. Booth stated hours before being assigned that returning during Vancouver's current road trip would be a "reasonable goal." The trip ends on Nov. 10, so that almost certainly won't happen now. His playing time has been limited ever since he joined Vancouver during the 2011-12 campaign.

David Booth has been assigned to AHL Utica on a conditioning assignment. He hasn't played since Oct. 24 with what is believed to be a groin-related injury. In 11 games this season, Booth has one goal and two assists.

David Booth (lower body) is projected to miss one to two weeks. He has had a hard time staying healthy for the past few seasons. In 11 games this year, Booth has one goal and two assists.

David Booth's undisclosed injury is related to his lower body. Beyond that, Vancouver hasn't provided any details regarding the nature or severity of Booth's ailment. Booth suffered the problem in the first period of Thursday's game and left the contest as a result.

David Booth has left Thursday's contest against the Devils due to an unknown injury. Though the nature of the ailment hasn't been made public Booth has been ruled out for the rest of the game. Consider him day-to-day until we hear otherwise.

David Booth will get back into Vancouver's lineup Thursday night. He was a healthy scratch for Tuesday's overtime win against the New York Islanders. Booth has one goal and two assists in 10 games this season.

David Booth will spend Tuesday's game in the press box. As it is, Booth has been limited to just 14:06 minutes per game this season. At his height, he recorded 60 points in 2008-09, but his role has decreased significantly ever since Vancouver acquired him from the Florida Panthers.

David Booth looks like he'll be available for Thursday's regular-season game versus San Jose. He tweaked his groin while getting ready for a preseason contest, but is poised to return in the Canucks' first game of the year. Booth is projected to play with Mike Santorelli and Brad Richardson on the third line.

David Booth tweaked his groin during Saturday's morning skate and he won't play against the Oilers in preseason action as a result. He had surgery on his ankle in March and was finally cleared to return before this latest setback. The oft-injured winger hurt his groin on the first day of physical testing last season as well and it kept him out for five weeks. If Booth is unable to start the 2013-14 campaign then it could open the door for Brendan Gaunce, Hunter Shinkaruk or Nicklas Jensen to make the team's opening night roster.