Gragnani was sent down to AHL Albany on Wednesday, Mike Morreale of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

After he was recalled on an emergency basis Tuesday to help fill out the squad, Gragnani was sent right back down Wednesday along with three other players. He was a healthy scratch on Wednesday and has no points in four NHL games this season.

Gragnani was emergency recalled from AHL Albany on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Gragnani will add some much needed depth if fellow blueliners Adam Larsson (illness) and David Schlemko (illness) are unable to go Tuesday. The 28-year-old has played in only four games for the Devils this season, averaging 14:22 in ice time without recording any points.

Gragnani has been sent down to the minors, per Tom Gulitti of The Record.

EDGE Analysis

Gragnani was ineffective in four games that followed his latest call-up, getting blanked on the scoresheet while managing just one hit and a blocked shot over that span. A number of New Jersey forwards are ailing, so the team called up Reid Boucher and Brian O'Neil in a move that corresponds to Gragnani and Jim O'Brien moving to the minors.

Gragnani has been recalled from the minors on an emergency basis.

EDGE Analysis

With defensemen John Moore and David Schlemko dealing with lower-body injuries, the Devils urgently needed to summon a healthy blueliner for Friday night's home match with the Bruins. Enter Gragnani, a 28-year-old who sees the ice very well. He notched 15 helpers in 24 games with AHL Albany ahead of the call-up.

Gragnani (hip) cleared waivers Sunday and was assigned to AHL Albany, Tom Gulitti of The Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

Gragnani has been a career AHL player outside his last two seasons in Europe, so it's not a big surprise that he missed the cuts once again. He'll now join AHL Albany and will serve as organizational depth.

Gragnani (hip) injured his hip flexor in Tuesday's practice, Tom Gulitti of The Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

It's unclear as to the severity of the injury, but the 28-year-old has been a career AHL player and played the last two seasons in Europe. However, he's been a name to watch this preseason after 37 points in 49 games in the Swiss-A League. Depending upon how serious the injury is, it could put a damper on his chances of cracking the Devils' NHL team.

Gragnani signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Devils on Friday, Tom Gulitti of The Record reports. Gragnani returns to North America after spending the last two seasons in Europe, most recently with Bern of the Swiss Elite League. He led all defensemen in the league with 37 points in 49 games, which was good enough to earn him another look from an NHL club. The 28-year-old previously appeared in 74 NHL contests with the Sabres, Canucks, and Hurricanes, but will likely have to bide his time at AHL Albany before a role with the Devils comes to fruition.

Marc-Andre Gragnani has signed on to play with HC Lev in the KHL. He dressed in 42 games with Carolina's AHL affiliate in Charlotte and one contest with the Hurricanes in 2012-13.

Marc-Andre Gragnani has been returned to the AHL. He played Tuesday against Washington in his breif stint with the Hurricanes, but was returned to the minors Wednesday afternoon.

Marc-Andre Gragnani has been summoned by the Carolina Hurricanes. Gragnani has 21 points and 19 penalty minutes in 33 AHL games in 2012-13. He might make his NHL season debut on Tuesday.