Hamonic (lower body) was shifted to long-term injured reserve Tuesday, Thomas Drance of The Athletic Vancouver reports.

EDGE Analysis

With Hamonic already expected to miss 3-4 weeks due to his lower-body problem, the move to LTIR is really more of a formality in order to provide the Canucks with roster and cap flexibility. In his nine appearances for the team this season, Hamonic has managed just one assist, 13 shots and 22 blocks while averaging a career-low 18:27 of ice time.

Hamonic is expected to be sidelined for 2-3 weeks with a lower-body injury, Brendan Batchelor of Sportsnet 650 reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hamonic will likely be sidelined until late December at a minimum. The 31-year-old blueliner has only picked up one assist through nine games this campaign, so fantasy managers shouldn't need to monitor his status closely.

Hamonic (lower body) was placed on injured reserve Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Hamonic was injured Wednesday against Boston and will now miss at least the next three games as a result. He'll be eligible to return against the Sharks on Dec. 16, but it's currently unclear how long the team expects him to be out. The veteran blueliner has just one assist through nine NHL games this season.

Hamonic (lower body) won't return to Wednesday's game versus the Bruins.

EDGE Analysis

Hamonic needed help off the ice after a hit by Brad Marchand in the second period. The 31-year-old Hamonic's absence leaves the Canucks with just five defensemen in the game, and Oliver Ekman-Larsson didn't suit up with an undisclosed injury. If either of the two veteran blueliners misses more time, Brad Hunt could enter the lineup.

Hamonic was brought up from AHL Abbotsford on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Hamonic has played in just seven games for the Canucks this season in which he has registered one assist, 11 shots and 11 hits while averaging 19:28 of ice time. Even with the blueliner now eligible to play in the United States, he still figures to remain a fringe roster player and may have to spend more time in the minors this year.

Hamonic was reassigned to AHL Abbotsford on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Hamonic was recalled from AHL Abbotsford earlier Friday before being sent right back down. He hasn't suited up with the Canucks since Nov. 21.

The Canucks recalled Hamonic from AHL Abbotsford on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Hamonic was reassigned to Abbotsford on Nov. 22 after totaling one point and averaging 19:28 TOI/G in seven games with the Canucks. It's unclear whether he'll be in the lineup Saturday against Pittsburgh and for subsequent contests.

Hamonic was sent down to AHL Abbotsford on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

With Canada's COVID-19 rules, Hamonic figures to be reassigned to the minors every time the team travels to the United States. As such, the blueliner shouldn't be expected to play south of the border. Hamonic will likely be recalled prior to next Monday's matchup with Montreal and could play versus the Habs on Nov. 29.

Hamonic (COVID-19 protocols) will not be with the team to start the upcoming road trip but will join later, Farhan Lalji of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Vancouver plays its next three games in the United States before heading to Montreal on Nov. 29. Due to Hamonic's vaccination status, he will likely sit out for the next three games to avoid a longer quarantine period. Brad Hunt will likely replace him in the lineup during the next three games.

Hamonic (not injury related) was recalled from AHL Abbotsford on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

This move was expected, as Hamonic had been sent down to avoid quarantining after the Canucks' trip to the United States. Madison Bowey was sent down to make room for Hamonic on the roster.