Corrado inked a one-year deal with Swedish second-tier club MODO on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Corrado last appeared in an NHL game with the Penguins during the 2017-18 campaign, logging just five contests. Since being drafted by the Canucks in the fifth round of the 2011 NHL Draft, the blueliner saw action in 76 contests for Vancouver, Toronto and Pittsburgh in which he tallied three goals and five helpers. At this point, the 27-year-old has probably played his final game in the NHL and figures to close out his career overseas.

Corrado signed with AHL Belleville for the remainder of the 2019-20 season.

EDGE Analysis

Corrado has played 17 games with Belleville on a professional tryout agreement, recording five points and six PIM. The 26-year-old made enough of an impression to secure a full-time job with the club as a result.

Corrado has returned to the Maple Leafs organization under the terms of a minor-league contract, TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Corrado did not receive a qualifying offer as a restricted free agent with the Penguins in June, so the Toronto native will come back home to reunite with the AHL's Marlies. The 25-year-old defenseman obviously has no fantasy value away from the NHL.

Corrado was not given a qualifying offer from the Penguins, Jason Mackey of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. As a result, he'll officially become an unrestricted free agent July 1.

EDGE Analysis

Corrado's been limited to 76 NHL appearances between three clubs, and he's been on the AHL shuttle every year since the Canucks took him in the fifth round (150th overall) of the 2011 NHL Entry Draft. Worse yet, he only made five appearances with the Penguins last season; obviously, you can safely overlook a player like him.

Corrado cleared waivers Sunday and was re-assigned to AHL Wilkes-Barre Scranton.

EDGE Analysis

Part of the move to send Corrado to minors was due to the fact that the Penguins have a five-day rest period following Sunday's game against the Bruins. It also signals that either Brian Dumoulin (concussion) or Chad Ruhwedel (upper body) will be ready.

The Penguins placed Corrado on waivers Saturday, Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman reports.

EDGE Analysis

Corrado's move to waivers indicates Brian Dumoulin (concussion) is likely nearing a return to the lineup. If he goes unclaimed, the 24-year-old blueliner will be assigned to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.

Corrado was called up from AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

With Kris Letang (lower body), Justin Schultz (lower body) and now Chad Ruhwedel (undisclosed) all dealing with injuries, Corrado could get a look on the blue line ahead of Friday's clash with Carolina. The 24-year-old may still find himself watching from the press box, however, as neither Letang or Ruhwedel has been officially ruled out against the Hurricanes.

Corrado was reassigned to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on Saturday, Seth Rorabaugh of The Athletic Pittsburgh reports.

EDGE Analysis

The depth defender will swap places with Kevin Czuczman, who hasn't appeared in an NHL game since he was a member of the Panthers in the 2013-14 campaign. As such, you can safely avoid both players in the fantasy arena.

Corrado was called up from AHL Wilkes/Barre-Scranton on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Corrado's promotion comes as Justin Schultz (lower body) was placed on injured reserve. The 24-year-old Corrado will be making his second stint in the NHL this season, having previously appeared in three games in early November. The Toronto native will likely spend most of his time watching from the press box, but could certainly challenge Ian Cole or Chad Ruhwedel for ice time.

Corrado was reassigned to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Corrado's demotion likely is intended to get him some ice time considering he has been a healthy scratch in six straight games. However, factoring in the timing of the move -- the Baby Pens aren't in action until Wednesday -- it could be an indication that Carter Rowney (concussion) is nearing a return. Barring injuries, the 24-year-old Corrado is unlikely to earn regular minutes with the Pens any time soon and will probably spend the majority of the year in the minors.