Matt Bradley was signed by FLA on Friday January 18.

Matt Bradley has joined Finnish club TuTo, according to the team's website. The Florida Panthers bought out the final year of his contract back in June. He skated in 45 games with the Cats last season and spent the end of the year on the sidelines with a concussion. TuTo plays in Mestis, which is the second-highest level in Finland.

Matt Bradley went unclaimed on waivers. The Panthers are expected to buy out the final season of Bradley's contract. He was scheduled to earn $950,000 in 2012-13.

Florida has placed Matt Bradley on unconditional waivers with the intention of buying out his contract. He has one year remaining on his current deal at $950,000. Bradley posted eight points and 31 penalty minutes in 45 games before suffering a concussion in February that ended his season.

Matt Bradley was back skating with his teammates for the first time on Tuesday morning since being sidelined with a concussion back on Feb. 23. "It's been a tough year period. I'm not used to this kind of injury. It's quite frustrating," Bradley said. "It's tough to explain until you go through it. I hate watching games. I want to be a part of it. Guys are playing great, you just want to be out there and helping." Despite his anxiousness to return, he likely won't play during the Panthers' first-round series versus New Jersey.

Matt Bradley (concussion) has resumed skating, but there's no timetable for his return. Coach Kevin Dineen doesn't expect to have Bradley back in the near future, but after not playing since Feb. 19 it is good to see him making some progress.

Matt Bradley has been doing light workouts, but he isn't close to returning from a concussion. There is speculation that he may be done for the remainder of 2011-12 and given the nature of some head injuries that wouldn't be surprising. Bradley has posted eight points and 134 hits in 45 games and he hasn't played since Feb. 19.

Matt Bradley reportedly has a concussion. Bradley slammed himself into a stanchion near the Florida bench while trying to check George Parros on Sunday. He is expected to be sidelined for a while, according to Panthers coach Kevin Dineen.

Matt Bradley sustained an "upper-body injury" on Sunday against Anaheim, according to the Florida Panthers. He slammed himself into a stanchion near the Florida bench while trying to check George Parros. Bradley appeared to hit his head on the play and he left the contest with an undisclosed injury at the time. Consider him day-to-day for now.

Matt Bradley suffered a shoulder injury in Sunday's loss to the Ducks. The severity of Bradley's injury is not yet known, but coach Kevin Dineen indicated a player would be called up from the AHL to take his spot in the lineup.