Drury was reassigned to AHL Chicago on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Drury made his NHL debut this week, scoring a goal in each of his first two games Thursday (vs. Detroit) and Saturday (vs. Los Angeles). He'll head back to the AHL, where he's posted 16 points in 23 games in 2021-22.

Drury scored in his NHL debut while helping the Hurricanes to a 5-3 win over the Red Wings on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Carolina promoted Drury to the active roster as an emergency call-up, and he certainly didn't disappoint, adding four shots on goal to complement a pair of hits and blocked shots. The 21-year-old has short-term appeal as Carolina's second-round pick (No. 42 overall) from the 2018 draft.

Drury was an emergency recall from AHL Chicago as he gets set for his NHL debut against the Red Wings on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

The Hurricanes took Drury in the second round (No. 42 overall) of the 2018 NHL Entry Draft. Scouts have touted the Harvard product's two-way ability, and Drury's shown that he can be competitive in the minors based on an output of seven goals and nine assists through 23 games for the AHL's Wolves.

Drury was assigned to AHL Chicago on Tuesday, Chip Alexander of The Raleigh News & Observer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Drury was initially listed on the Hurricanes' roster, but that was just a procedural move. With Vincent Trocheck (upper body) off injured reserve, Drury will head to the Wolves, where the second-round pick from 2018 figures to play a prominent role.

Drury agreed to terms on a three-year, entry-level contract with Carolina on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Drury followed up his two-year collegiate career at Harvard with a 30-point campaign in the Swedish league with Vaxjo. Selected by the Canes with the 42nd overall pick in the 2018 NHL Draft, the 21-year-old center figures to start the upcoming season in the AHL but could push to make his NHL debut this season if he can carry his scoring touch over to North America.

Drury was drafted 42nd overall by the Hurricanes at the 2018 NHL Entry Draft on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Like his dad Ted and his uncle Chris, Drury is a very hard worker with the potential to wear a letter on his chest at some point down the line. Jack had a very good offensive season (24 goals, 65 points in 56 games) for Waterloo of the USHL. So good in fact, he set a new USHL record with a 23-game point streak. And while he has average offensive abilities, Drury is going to make his living as a professional as a bottom-six forward. 12-to-15 goals per season is likely within range, but Drury's biggest asset will be his dependability to an organization in a variety of roles. He's a winner and a high character player. Given his terrific hockey sense, it should come as no surprise that Jack is committed to Harvard University.