One thing that is sometimes lost in the shuffle on trade deadline day is a huge number of paper transactions made by each team around the league. Young players that are currently with the NHL club and waiver-exempt, are sent down to the minor leagues for just one day to make them eligible for the AHL playoffs. Though the NHL rosters are expanded on trade deadline day, teams are still left with just four non-emergency recalls for the rest of the season, several of which are used by these eligibility paper transactions.

Below is a list of all the eligibility transactions—meaning they were sent down and quickly recalled—that took place yesterday:

Boston Bruins:

Matt Grzelcyk

Buffalo Sabres:

Casey Nelson
Nicholas Baptiste

Calgary Flames:

Jon Gillies
David Rittich

Carolina Hurricanes:

Haydn Fleury

Chicago Blackhawks:

David Kampf
Carl Dahlstrom
Jean-Francois Berube

Colorado Avalanche:

David Warsofsky
Dominic Toninato
Andrew Hammond

Dallas Stars:

Remi Elie

Detroit Red Wings:

Jared Coreau
Tyler Bertuzzi

Edmonton Oilers:

Ty Rattie

Minnesota Wild:

Nick Seeler

Montreal Canadiens:

Charlie Lindgren

New York Islanders:

Christopher Gibson
Tanner Fritz
Sebastian Aho

New York Rangers:

Alexandar Georgiev

Ottawa Senators:

Jim O’Brien

Philadelphia Flyers:

Oskar Lindblom
Alex Lyon

Pittsburgh Penguins:

Zach Aston-Reese

San Jose Sharks:

Marcus Sorensen
Tim Heed

St. Louis Blues:

Jordan Schmaltz
Tage Thompson

Tampa Bay Lightning:

Adam Erne
Louis Domingue

Toronto Maple Leafs:

Kasperi Kapanen
Travis Dermott

Vegas Golden Knights:

Maxime Lagace

Washington Capitals:

Madison Bowey

Winnipeg Jets:

Jack Roslovic
Michael Hutchinson

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