Johnson will join the team Tuesday and be eligible for Tuesday night's game against the New York Islanders at TD Garden. Johnson has skated in a total of eight games with Boston this season and has registered seven shots on goal. The winger made his Bruins debut on December 10 against the Flames in Calgary. Johnson has appeared in 24 games with Providence this year, notching 11 goals and nine assists for 20 points with a plus-seven rating.

Johnson has been recalled and will play tonight in Ottawa after Carl Soderberg suffered an injury last night and did not travel to Ottawa. In seven games with the Bruins, Johnson has averaged 9:44 TOI with no points and a minus-3 rating.

Johnson has 11 goals and nine assists (20 points) in 23 games with the Providence Bruins this seasons. He has played in 104 NHL games tallying 14 goals and 37 points with the Penguins, Wild and Coyotes. Daniel Paille is unable to play tonight so Johnson slides right into the lineup to make his Bruins debut.

Johnson is not fantasy relevant.

Johnson has 4 goals and 2 assists is 17 games with the Coyotes this season.

Johnson will not play tonight. He has six goals and 22 points through 65 games.

Johnson will start tonight's game on the second line. He has six goals and 19 points in 51 games.

Johnson will start tonight's game on the top line. The former Penguin has five goals and 15 points over his first 41 games on the Wild.

Johnson moves up to the second line, replacing PM Bouchard. He has four goals and 14 points over 37 games.

Johnson moves up to the top line where he has the chance at producing offensively. He scored a goal and three points over his first 11 games with the Wild.

Johnson was NHL ready but failed to make the team out of camp. Last season, the forward scored 20 goals and 39 points through 48 games while in the AHL. He could be a contributing third liner capable of scoring a few goals; Pens assistant coach Tony Granato essentially explained just that earlier in the week.

No immediate fantasy hockey value while on waivers.

No immediate fantasy hockey value in the AHL.

Certainly lofty praise coming from the former NHLer Granato. The Calgary, Alberta native scored 20 goals and 39 points last season for the Wilkes-Barre / Scranton Penguins. Look for him to possibly fill in on a scoring line should the Pens have more injuries.