Ferraro, 25, had some strong years in Grand Rapids (AHL) as a part of the Red Wings organization, but has been less successful in the NHL since. In 2016-17, the winger had 15 points (7G / 8A) in 22 games with the Chicago Wolves (AHL) and should start this season in Iowa.

Ferraro, 24, appeared in a total of 68 NHL games last season with the Red Wings and the Bruins. He was originally drafted by the Red Wings, but they lost him on waivers to Boston, where he recorded 10 points (5G / 5A) in 58 games with the Bruins. Ferraro will look to crack the Blues roster in training camp this fall.

Ferraro missed Tuesday’s game in Montreal, but there is a chance that he returns tonight vs. the Canucks. Ferraro has seven points (3G / 4A) in 25 games since being claimed off of waivers by the Bruins.

Ferraro was expected to play on Tuesday, but did not take the ice for warmups and will be scratched in Montreal. With Ferraro out, David Pastrnak will draw back into the lineup. Ferraro is considered day-to-day.

Ferraro was claimed off of waivers from Detroit on Sunday and could make his Bruins debut tonight in Toronto. Ferraro has been sidelined with a knee injury and this would also be his return from that injury. The Bruins claimed him because they need help on the penalty kill.

Ferraro was injured in last Friday’s game in Toronto and was placed on IR this afternoon. His movement to IR suggests that he will miss at least the next two games with the knee injury.

Ferraro, 23, has registered 27 goals and 15 assists (42 points) in 70 games with Grand Rapids this season. His recall could be to give Mike Babcock another offensive option with Justin Abdelkader (hand) out, or it could be because Pavel Datsyuk was banged up in Sunday’s loss to the Capitals.

Ferraro suited up in four games during his recall. He averaged 8:59 TOI but failed to record a point. He served the Red Wings well on the penalty kill, but will be replaced by Mitch Callahan.

Justin Abdelkader was injured in Sunday's loss to the Blackhawks, so Ferraro has been recalled and will likely dress on Tuesday vs. Toronto. Ferraro, 22, is the son of former NHLer and current TSN broadcaster Ray Ferraro. He has 13 goals and 15 assists (28 points) in 60 games with Grand Rapids this season. Should he be in the lineup tomorrow, it would be his NHL debut.

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