Berra agreed to terms with NLA Fribourg-Gotteron on Tuesday, Patrick Williams of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Berra will return to his native Switzerland after spending the bulk of the 2017-18 campaign with AHL San Diego. The netminder went 16-12-0 with a 2.66 GAA in his 32 outings for the Gulls. The 31-year-old last played overseas in 2012-13 for Biel HC and likely has seen the last of his days in the North America. In total, Berra logged 76 NHL appearances in which he registered three shutouts, a 2.85 GAA and a 20-36-4 record.

Berra was recalled from AHL San Diego on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

The Gulls failed to qualify for the 2018 Calder Cup Playoffs, so Berra was available to provide some additional depth for the Ducks. Both John Gibson and Ryan Miller would need to pick up injuries in order to the 30-year-old Berra to start during the playoffs. The netminder will be an unrestricted free agent after the season and may want to sign elsewhere, as he likely won't get a chance to even fill the backup role for Anaheim next season.

Berra was reassigned to AHL San Diego on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

With No. 1 goaltender John Gibson now healthy and expected to start Thursday's Game 1 against the Sharks, Berra was deemed surplus to requirements. Berra spent the majority of the 2017-18 campaign with San Diego, posting a 2.56 GAA and .925 save percentage over 30 outings. The Swiss netminder also appeared in five games with the Ducks this season and has 76 games on NHL experience, so he'll continue to be a depth option for Anaheim as they begin the postseason.

Berra was recalled from AHL San Diego on Tuesday, Eric Stephens of The Orange County Register reports.

EDGE Analysis

Berra will provide the team with some depth in the crease with John Gibson's (upper body) status unclear heading into Wednesday's contest against the Wild. Even if Gibson is unavailable, Berra could be slated for backup duties behind Ryan Miller.

The Ducks assigned Berra to AHL San Diego on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Berra's demotion suggests the Ducks are confident John Gibson, who's currently on injured reserve due to a lower-body injury, will be available for Friday's matchup with the Blue Jackets. The 31-year-old netminder will return to his role as AHL San Diego's starter for the foreseeable future.

Berra was recalled from AHL San Diego on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

A lower-body injury to No. 1 goalie John Gibson necessitated Berra's call-up to the NHL. Berra made a relief showing Feb. 3 against the Canadiens, stopping 20 of 22 shots on the road, but the Ducks have only needed him for one start this campaign. As a result, we can't recommend that you roster the Swiss tender in any fantasy format. However, our opinion of Berra would likely change if Ryan Miller was to sustain a malady of his own.

Berra was sent back to AHL San Diego on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Unsurprisingly, the team no longer requires the services of Berra with John Gibson (lower body) available for the club again Friday. He should remain at the ready in case another injury surfaces among the Ducks' goalie group, with him having given solid efforts at both levels this season.

Berra allowed two goals on 22 shots in relief of Ryan Miller during a 5-2 loss to the Canadiens on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

The journeyman goaltender was called up Thursday and pressed into service after Miller struggled in the first 10 minutes. Unfortunately for Berra, he didn't really do anything to prove he deserves more playing time. In five appearances with the Ducks this season, he is 1-1-1 with a .926 save percentage and 2.31 GAA, but his career save percentage sits at just .905. Berra will be back in the AHL once John Gibson (lower-body injury) is ready, which could be very soon.

Berra was recalled from AHL San Diego on Thursday, Eric Stephens of The Orange County Register reports.

EDGE Analysis

With John Gibson (lower body) remaining day-to-day, the Ducks wanted to be sure that they had at least one healthy goaltender available (besides Ryan Miller) ahead of the evening's road contest against the Senators. Since Berra's only played in 75 NHL contests between four clubs since debuting with the Flames in 2013-14, he won't be met with much fanfare in the fantasy realm.

Berra, who was sent to AHL San Diego on Friday, stopped 20 of 23 shots in a 4-1 home loss to Bakersfield that night.

EDGE Analysis

The Swiss backstop was reassigned to the AHL with Ryan Miller returning from a lower-body injury in time to face the Kings on Saturday. It's not worth holding onto a third-string goalie like Berra in fantasy, but at least it's clear where he stands within the organization when injuries strike the more established netminders.