Andrew Ebbett scored a goal and two assists, his first points of the season, in the Canucks 7-4 win over the Nashville Predators.
Ebbett had one of the best game's of his career in his second game back from being called up from the minors. Ebbett has proved to be an excellent source of offense in his AHL career, scoring 204 points in 210 games. The 5'9 center isn't much of offensive threat in the NHL mostly due to his small frame. He's 30 years old so don't expect much more than a skilled fourth liner.

Vancouver has recalled Andrew Ebbett.
He played five games with the Canucks at the beginning of the season, but hasn't played at the NHL level since Feb. 12. Ebbett will take Jordan Schroeder's spot on the team's roster after the youngster was reassigned to the minors to make room for him.

Andrew Ebbett has been sent down to the minors.
Ebbett has no points in five games with Vancouver this season. He's an organizational depth player and consequently has no fantasy value in standard leagues.

Andrew Ebbett picked up an assist in his first AHL game since being demoted by the Vancouver Canucks Tuesday.
Ebbett centered the Chicago Wolves Darren Haydar and Bill Sweatt and the duo each had three points with Haydar potting a couple of goals and Sweatt picking up one. Ebbett could find himself being recalled if the Canucks have a slew of injuries up front, otherwise expect the depth forward to remain in the minors the remainder of the season.

Vancouver Canucks re-assign Andrew Ebbett to AHL Chicago.
Ebbett was placed on waivers Monday afternoon. He's purely a depth forward and has no fantasy value.

Andrew Ebbett has been placed on waivers by the Vancouver Canucks.
Ebbett has no points in five games. He's an organization depth forward and has no fantasy value.

Andrew Ebbett is currently battling Jordan Schroeder for the second line spot held by the injured David Booth.
Booth has been have issues with his groin and underwent an MRI on Monday. "Andrew has been playing for the last three and half months (in Chicago) and according to (Wolves coach) Scott Arniel has been their best offensive forward at the center position," coach Alain Vigneault said. "So him and Jordan right now are fighting it out for that spot. . .Is Andrew going to be able to do it? Is Jordan going to be able to do it? We'll sort that out and see what happens." Ebbett has the experience and should be a good fit between Mason Raymond and Zack Kassian as Ryan Kesler who is also slated to be on the third line, is out as he is still recovering from off-season shoulder and hip surgeries.