Fehr penned a one-year deal with Geneve-Servette (Switzerland) on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Fehr's only other appearance overseas came during the lockout shortened 2012-13 campaign, in which he played for HPK in Finland. Over the course of his 14-year NHL career, the veteran notched 113 goals, 108 assists and 1,109 shots in 652 games for Washington, Pittsburgh, Toronto, Winnipeg, San Jose and Minnesota. With the move, the 33-year-old has likely played in his last NHL contest.

Fehr has four points while averaging just 11:53 of ice time in his last 10 games.

EDGE Analysis

Stuck on the fourth line for much of the season, Fehr has still been able to produce 15 points in 66 games. The 33-year-old has also added to his value on the defensive end, dishing out 35 hits and 43 blocks. With an average of just two seconds of power-play time this campaign, Fehr doesn't provide any legitimate fantasy value going forward.

Fehr notched his sixth goal of the season in Sunday's 3-2 shootout loss to the Predators.

EDGE Analysis

The tally was Fehr's first point since Dec. 29, a span of 19 appearances, during which he also spent time out with an undisclosed injury. He blocked two shots and fired two shots on goal in Sunday's contest. Fehr has 11 points in 56 games with a minus-11 rating this season, making him a fantasy non-factor.

Fehr has no points while averaging 8:39 of ice time since the calendar turned to February.

EDGE Analysis

The 33-year-old has been a staple as the fourth line center for the Wild, but hasn't quite produced. In 50 games this campaign, Fehr has racked up only 10 points. One main reason he's having a tough time getting points could be the fact that he has more games played (50) than shots on goal (45). Keep Fehr on the waiver wire.

Fehr (illness) is set to return to the lineup against the Oilers on Thursday, Michael Russo of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fehr was held out of Tuesday's clash with the Sabres due to illness, but it would appear the veteran is ready to go versus Edmonton. The gritty center has just 10 points in 43 games this season, so fantasy owners shouldn't be banking on him for consistent offensive production.

Fehr isn't expected to play Tuesday against Buffalo due to an illness, Chad Graff of The Athletic Minnesota reports.

EDGE Analysis

With Fehr unavailable, veteran forward Matt Hendricks will draw into the lineup against the Sabres. The 33-year-old winger will hope to recover in time for Thursday's matchup with Edmonton.

Fehr (undisclosed) was activated off injured reserve Friday and will suit up versus Dallas.

EDGE Analysis

Fehr -- who figures to slot into a fourth-line role -- isn't exactly an offensive stud these days, as he has just 10 points in 41 contests. Still, the Manitoba native could still challenge for the 20-point mark this year and provide some depth scoring for the Wild.

Fehr (undisclosed), barring an unforeseen turn of events, plans to play Friday in Dallas, Brian Murphy of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fehr has been out since Jan. 7, missing nine games with an undisclosed injury. The 33-year-old remains on injured reserve, but as coach Boudreau alluded to, the expectation is that Fehr will be taken off IR in the coming days. If not Thursday, look for the Wild to activate the veteran Friday, prior to their game versus the Stars.

Fehr (undisclosed) won't be in action versus the Avalanche on Wednesday, Michael Russo of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fehr will miss his ninth straight contest due to his undisclosed issue. Considering the center has just one point in his last 18 outings, his extended absence from the lineup is unlikely to be noticed by the bulk of fantasy owners. Once cleared to play, Fehr figures to slot into a fourth-line role.

Fehr (undisclosed) will not play Monday versus Vegas and is questionable for Wednesday's game in Colorado, Michael Russo of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Earlier thought to have an outside chance to play Monday, Fehr has been ruled out against Vegas. Wild head coach, Bruce Boudreau, called the 33-year-old veteran questionable for Wednesday's contest versus the Avalanche. If Fehr misses that one, he'll benefit from the extended break provided by the NHL's All-Star game and will hope to return Feb. 1 in Dallas.