George Parros (upper body) is back in the Panthers lineup Saturday night. Parros had been out for the past two weeks. Outside of penalty minutes, Parros isn't worth adding in fantasy leagues.

George Parros (upper body) is expected to return to action Saturday against the Devils. He has been out of the lineup for two weeks but seems good to go. The Cats re-assigned Colby Roback and Michael Caruso to San Antonio of the AHL to make room on the roster to activate Parros. If you need an injection of PIMs, activating Parros wouldn't be the worst idea.

George Parros (upper body) practiced for the first time with his teammates on Thursday since getting injured on March 16. Coach Kevin Dineen is hopeful that Parros will be ready to return by Saturday.

George Parros (upper body) may be able to return by this weekend. He has been out since March 16 when he sustained an upper-body injury in a fight with Eric Boulton of the New York Islanders.

George Parros (upper body) is expected to miss at least Tuesday's game at Carolina and Thursday's contest against the New York Rangers. The Florida tough guy suffered an upper-body injury Saturday during a fight with Islanders forward Eric Boulton. Parros has two points and 34 penalty minutes in 27 games this season.

George Parros left Saturday's game in the first period with an upper body injury and did not return. Parros fought with Eric Boulton and got slammed hard into the ice and was not able to return to the lineup afterwards.

George Parros did more than just fight in the Florida Panthers' 4-3 win against the Buffalo Sabres on Sunday. Parros collected five PIM from that game, but he also had a goal , a +2 rating, two shots and one hit. Don't expect steady performance from the man with the great 'stache, but if you placed him the lineup to try to eke out a PIM win, you must be happy.

George Parros is ready to help the Panthers by creating a little more room for slightly-built finesse forwards Stephen Weiss and Jonathan Huberdeau. Parros, will assume the role of the Cats' enforcer and should be a good add for those in pools that value penalty minutes. Of his role with the Panthers, Parros had this to say, "We've got a lot of young talent here for sure, so hopefully I could give them some space maybe and try to chip in myself and play solid, reliable hockey.''

George Parros has signed on the dotted line with the Florida Panthers. The new Panthers enforcer will reportedly earn $925,000 a year on average over the next two years. Parros should add penalty minutes to your fantasy lineup if he can earn regular duty in Florida next season.

George Parros is slated to hit unrestricted free agency on July 1. The 32-year-old enforcer tallied four points and 85 penalty minutes in 46 games last season, but it doesn't look like he'll be back with Anaheim. "Met with him on Friday," Ducks GM Bob Murray said. "I've got a strong feeling he's going to go to free agency and take a peek. We offered him a contract. I think he's going to go to free agency, which is his right."