Observations:

March 2018 – Scoring 19 points in 20 AHL games, Daniel Carr was recalled by the Canadiens in December and though he has been a healthy scratch on many nights, he has appeared in the lineup far more often recently as part of a regular fourth line rotation with Logan Shaw, Nic Deslauriers, Byron Froese and Jacob De La Rose. Carr brings the same level of energy and effort every night and pretty consistently from shift-to-shift. He is small but regularly out-works people for the puck and always brings the puck to the dirty areas. Carr also possesses good quickness and a soft set of hands and is a compliment to any type of player he is lined up with. His 13 points and plus-3 rating are very good considering his ice-time and team, and at 26-years-old is coming into his prime. Keep an eye on what happens with Carr this summer and whether or not he will be a part of this Habs team going forward as his contract expires and he hits RFA status. A greater opportunity to showcase his talents may be what is best for both camps at this point. Mike Barrett

December 2017 – After making a good first impression as a rookie, Carr never nailed down an NHL roster spot due to a few things including injuries and changes in the Canadiens organization. Starting this season in the AHL, Carr quietly put up 19 points (11 goals) in 20 games for the less than star-studded Laval Rocket and has followed that up with nine points in eight games since being recalled by Montreal. Carr plays on the fourth line but does receive power-play opportunities and is a consistent threat in the O-zone. While his more than point-per-game pace won't continue, Carr is an offensive player who finds ways to produce and could be a good long-term, low-cost investment. Mike Barrett

October 2016 – Carr looks to officially have a third line left-wing role locked down entering the 2016-17 season. His beautful goal in exhibition play against the Boston Bruins only solidified his potential full-time job with the Habs, as the soon to be 25-year-old has had an impressive training camp to date. Carr looks quicker, and stronger on his skates than he did a year ago, so as I've said before: Don't be surprised if a 20-goal campaign is on the horizon. Mike Barrett

July 2016 – Carr, the club`s best goal scorer for the month of December (four) inked a two-year, one-way contract (725k AAV) on the opening day of free agency with the Canadiens. The former NCAA free agent is now officially an NHLer after displaying his scoring touch around the net in his limited time with the club before suffering a knee injury. He may not be the fastest skater or have ideal size, but he goes to the dirty areas and has a knack for making plays. A 20-goal season isn't out of the question for the top-nine winger. Mike Barrett

January 2016 – Another two points for Carr in a Montreal uniform has put the exclamation mark on his second pro season. After 17 points in 21 games for Hamilton (AHL), he earned a call-up to the big club and hasn't looked out of place. Even when Brendan Gallagher returned from injury the Habs couldn't send Carr back down. For now, he's playing with Alex Galchenyuk and Lars Eller. You can follow the details of his NHL season here. Dobber

March 2015 – After a slow start to the campaign while adjusting to the pro game, Carr has really turned the corner. In 30 games since the last update, he has 20 points and now ranks fifts on the Bulldogs with 32 points. Even more impressive is that he leads the club with 20 goals and a plus-16 rating. With that said, he still projects as a bottom-six forward with limited fantasy appeal. Eric Daoust 

December 2014 – Carr has established himself as a depth wingerwith the Hamilton Bulldogs. With just 12 points through 30 games, any slim hope of him turning into a potential scoring line winger after finishing his college career on such a high note are probably doomed. Eric Daoust

April 2014 – Carr ended his college career with a bang as he led Union College with 50 points in 39 games while winning the nationalchampionship. The 22-year-old followed up by signing with the Canadiens, which will provide him with a good opportunity to make the jump to the NHL before long. Carr offensive upside at the pro level may be limited, but his overall effectiveness in all three zones will help him latch on in the bottom-six within the next year or two. In fantasy leagues he is low-risk but his usefulness will likely be limited to leagues that count peripheral categories such as hits and blocked shots. Eric Daoust

Fantasy Outlook: B-

Decent offensive upside and his star-caliber college game is translating to the pros nicely.

Footage:

Carr scores on a penalty shot:

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