Foo (lower body) was sent to AHL Henderson on Monday, per CapFriendly.

EDGE Analysis

Foo had been dealing with an injury during training camp but he was a long shot to make the Golden Knights' roster anyway. Once he's healthy, the 28-year-old will likely spend most of the year with AHL Henderson.

Foo (lower body) sustained an injury during the offseason and is not available at the start of the Golden Knights' training camp, Ben Gotz of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Foo returned to North America after three years with Kunlun Red Star of the KHL. The 28-year-old winger is on a two-way contract and isn't expected to see much time at the NHL level this year. The Golden Knights didn't offer a timeline for Foo's return, but he won't be available until October at the earliest as he was ruled out for camp.

Foo signed a one-year, $750,000 contract with the Golden Knights on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Foo spent the last three years with Kunlun Red Star of the KHL. He had 76 points in 154 games across those three seasons, and he also represented China in the Olympic Games. The forward had two goals in four appearances with the Flames in 2017-18, but he's unlikely to be much more than a depth addition for the Golden Knights.

Foo has signed a contract with HC Kunlun Red Star of the KHL, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports.

EDGE Analysis

Foo was unable to secure a regular role with the Flames over the past two seasons after signing with the club as an undrafted free agent in June of 2017, so he's decided to take his talents overseas to Russia's top league. It's possible that the Union College product won't ever return to the NHL, but he may now get the chance to play for China in the 2022 Winter Olympics.

The Flames recalled Foo and nine other players from AHL Stockton on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

The AHL regular season came to an end Sunday and Stockton didn't make the Calder Cup playoffs, so it was just a matter of time until the Flames recalled their "black aces." Along with Foo, the Flames have promoted Ryan Lomberg, Glenn Gawdin, Tyler Parsons, Tyler Graovac, Matthew Phillips, Marcus Hogstrom, Buddy Robinson, Curtis Lazar and Rinat Valiev from their minor-league affiliate. It's unlikely that any of those players will crack Calgary's lineup this postseason, but they'll all gain some invaluable experience while practicing with the big club during its playoff run.

Foo was sent down to AHL Stockton on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Foo appeared in Calgary's final four games of the season, scoring a pair of goals and logging 16 shots on goal. With the NHL squad all finished up, the 23-year-old will get some more ice time as the AHL season winds down.

Foo was recalled from AHL Stockton on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Foo failed to make it past training camp in the fall, but he's racked up 20 goals and 17 assists over 59 games in the AHL this season to earn his first promotion. The 23-year-old winger could make his NHL debut Thursday against the Blue Jackets, though there's no guarantee he will be in the lineup with 12 other healthy forwards available.

The Flames released Foo from training camp and assigned him to AHL Stockton on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

The highly touted prospect out of Union College had hoped to secure a spot on Calgary's Opening Night roster after committing to the team as a free agent on July 1, but he'll now need to impress with the club's AHL affiliate before getting another shot with the Flames. Foo is definitely worth a stash in dynasty formats.