The Cleveland Monsters announced Wednesday that the Blue Jackets recalled forward Carson Meyer from the Monsters. In 33 appearances for Cleveland this season, Meyer posted 9-3-12 with 41 penalty minutes and a -3 rating.

A 5’11”, 181 lb. right-shooting native of Powell, OH, Meyer, 24, was originally selected by Columbus in the sixth round (179th overall) of the 2017 NHL Entry Draft and signed a one-year, entry-level contract with the Blue Jackets on April 17, 2021. In 59 career AHL appearances for the Monsters spanning parts of two seasons from 2020-22, Meyer supplied 18-14-32 with 54 penalty minutes and a -5 rating.

Prior to his professional career, Meyer tallied 42-47-89 with 114 penalty minutes and a -12 rating in 137 career NCAA appearances spanning four seasons with Miami University (2016-18) and the Ohio State University (2018-20), helping the Buckeyes claim the 2018-19 Big Ten Regular Season Championship. In 58 career USHL appearances spanning parts of two seasons with the Tri-City Storm from 2014-16, Meyer contributed 32-20-52 with 47 penalty minutes and a +9 rating and helped the Storm claim the 2016 Clark Cup as USHL Playoff Champions.

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