Mike Fisher has decided to end his retirement from the NHL and rejoin the Predators, with whom he played in the Stanley Cup Final last season. He's expected to sign a contract for the rest of the season ahead of the Feb. 26 NHL trade deadline, when postseason rosters must be set.

He practiced in full Predators gear on Wednesday morning at Bridgestone Arena.

Fisher will turn 38 on June 5. He's the fifth-leading goal-scorer in Predators history with 109.

Jaromir Jagr cleared waivers and has been assigned to HC Kladno of the Czech 1 Liga in the Czech Republic, the Flames announced Monday.

"Jaromir's career speaks for itself," Flames GM Brad Treliving said in a news release. "He is a legend in our sport and we are very appreciative that he selected Calgary to pursue his career in the NHL. Regretfully, with a late start to his season combined with nagging injuries, he wasn't in a position to perform at the level both he and our team had hoped.

"During his short time in Calgary, Jaromir demonstrated tremendous leadership and professionalism, especially with our young players. We thank him for his contributions to our group both on and off the ice."

When the Vegas Golden Knights selected Deryk Engelland in the expansion draft and signed him to a one-year deal, the longtime Las Vegas native set out to earn another contract.

Engelland got it Monday with a $1.5 million, one-year extension that serves as a reward for the veteran defenseman enjoying his best NHL season at age 35.