Staal will join OHA Edmonton as a member of the coaching staff -- bringing an end to his playing career.

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Staal last laced up his skates during the 2016-17 campaign when he was playing for the Edinburgh Capitals of the EIHL. Selected by the Coyotes in the second round of the 2008 NHL Draft, the 27-year-old never suited up for Arizona, but did log a pair of NHL contest for the Hurricanes alongside brothers Eric and Jordan.

Staal has been assigned to Charlotte of the AHL, Chip Alexander of the Raleigh News & Observer reports. Time is ticking away for the youngest Staal brother, who is now 24 years old and has been playing in the AHL for the better part of the last five seasons. Trouble is, despite the fact he was a decent scorer in junior, averaging 50 points a season for the Sudbury Wolves of the OHL, he has just 25 combined points in 164 AHL games since then. He should not be on anyone's fantasy radar right now.

Jared Staal has signed a one-year, two-way contract with Carolina. He will make $550,000 on the NHL level and $65,000 in the AHL. Staal played in the first two games of his NHL career last season. He spent most the season in the minors, where he notched seven points in 50 contests with Charlotte.

Jared Staal has been sent to the minors by the Carolina Hurricanes. Staal will not join his brothers Eric and Jordan on the Hurricanes, at least to start the season. He had four goals and seven points in 53 AHL games and was held off the scoresheet in two NHL games. Expect him to stay in the minors this season as he is on a two-way contract.

Jared Staal has signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Carolina Hurricanes. Staal had four goals and seven points in 53 AHL games last season. He also got his first taste of NHL action and was scoreless in two contests. He can earn $550,000 annually at the NHL level or $60,000 in the minors.

The Hurricanes started the game with all three of their Staal brothers on the same line Thursday night against the Rangers. Pretty cool. They were the fourth trio of brothers in NHL to play in the same game. Jared Staal was making his NHL debut, and he played 12:16 with a shot on goal. "It was even more than I thought it would be, a lot of fun," Jared Staal said. "I didn't feel that out of place. I had a blast."

Jared Staal has been called up by Carolina and he'll make his NHL debut on the same line as his brother Jordan Staal Thursday against the Rangers. He is the younger brother of Hurricanes centers Eric and Jordan Staal. Jared has four goals, three assists and 25 penalty minutes in 52 games with AHL Charlotte this season. He was originally drafted in the second round by Phoenix in 2008 and was acquired by Carolina in 2010.