Vorobyov was demoted to the minors Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Vorobyov appeared in five games after being called up Oct. 20, in which he registered one assist, four shots and one block while averaging 9:04 of ice time. With the Russian joining up with the Phantoms, the club promoted German Rubtsov and Carsen Twarynski. If any one of those two can impress, it could prevent Vorobyov from earning another look this year.

Vorobyov was promoted from AHL Lehigh Valley on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Vorobyov spent 15 games at the NHL level last season, notching a goal and two points in a small role. He was off to a decent start in the minors this season with four points in five games. The 22-year-old Russian will either be a healthy scratch or see a limited bottom-six role.

The Flyers loaned Vorobyev to AHL Lehigh Valley on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Vorobyov has gone scoreless while averaging just 7:13 of ice time in eight appearances since being recalled by the big club on Jan. 27, so this move doesn't come as a surprise. The Russian forward will hope to find his scoring touch in the minors, where he's tallied 22 points in 32 games this campaign.

Vorobyov was recalled from AHL Lehigh Valley on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

The 22-year-old already has seven NHL games under his belt this season. In those seven appearances, Vorobyov managed a goal and an assist. Meanwhile, playing a level down, Vorobyov has been much more effective, tallying 22 points over 32 minor-league contests.

Vorobyov was assigned to AHL Lehigh Valley on Sunday, Bill Meltzer of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Vorobyov has averaged 11:45 through his first seven NHL games and notched a goal and an assist. The rookie has logged consistent power-play minutes, but his even strength play has been a black mark, as Vorobyov posted a 38.9 Corsi For percentage thus far.

Vorobyov scored his first NHL goal in a 5-2 loss to the Avalanche on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

The Flyers have been very high on the 21-year-old, and fantasy owners are beginning to see why. He picked up an assist in the opener and then scored an unassisted goal Saturday. Vorobyov is fitting in very nicely on the Flyers third line. Owners should keep an eye on him in deeper leagues.

Vorobyov will begin the season on the Flyers roster, and according to general manager Ron Hextall, he 'earned' his spot.

EDGE Analysis

The 21-year-old will skate on the Flyers third line next to Wayne Simmonds and probably James van Riemsdyk when the team opens the season against the Golden Knights on Thursday. The Flyers are extremely high on Vorobyov, and if he remains on the third line all season, he has a chance to be a solid fantasy contributor in deep leagues. He scored nine goals and 29 points in 58 AHL games last season.

Vorobyov has looked very good during training camp and is a sleeper candidate to become the Flyers third-line center at the beginning of the season.

EDGE Analysis

The 21-year-old prospect struggled in the face-off circle during the team's first preseason game, but he also scored the Flyers first goal. Last season, Vorobyov scored nine goals and 29 points in 58 AHL games. Those aren't eye-popping numbers, but the Flyers are very high on him, and he's looked impressive this month. If Voroboyv earns the third-line center role, he would likely receive playing time next to proven fantasy commodity Wayne Simmonds and fellow prospect Oskar Lindblom.

Vorobyov was reassigned to AHL Lehigh Valley on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Vorobyov was promoted for just one day before getting reassigned to the minors, which could be a trend for him this season as an emergency depth option for the Flyers. Regardless of which level he is playing at, the center will be getting his first taste of North American hockey after coming over from the KHL.

Vorobyov was recalled from AHL Lehigh Valley on Tuesday, Bill Meltzer of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

While it's unclear if the Flyers are legitimately interested in Vorobyov's services or are just using him to push other players, the 20-year-old will get his shot to make the Opening Night roster. That said, if he does make the cut, he likely won't serve as anything more than a bottom-six depth guy, so it's prudent to simply watch from afar at this point.