PLAYERS:
Johan Hedberg,
Martin Brodeur,
Marek Zidlicky,
Adam Larsson,
Andy Greene,
Henrik Tallinder,
Peter Harrold,
Bryce Salvador,
Anton Volchenkov,
Mark Fayne,
Dainius Zubrus,
Bobby Butler,
Stephen Gionta,
Tim Sestito,
Adam Henrique,
Jacob Josefson,
Ilya Kovalchuk,
Steve Bernier,
Travis Zajac,
Ryan Carter,
Mattias Tedenby,
Krys Barch,
David Clarkson,
Cam Janssen,
Patrik Elias,
Mathieu Darche,
Stefan Matteau
TEAMS: New Jersey Devils, Montreal Canadiens
TEAMS: New Jersey Devils, Montreal Canadiens
Training camp officially opened yesterday but due to the lockout, this isn’t your normal training camp. Decisions have to be made quickly on players trying to make the team and all the other roster moves that need to be made.
The Devils open the season Saturday night in Long Island so you can see that there isn’t a lot of time for decisions to be made.
Here is the full training camp roster:
Goaltenders
1-Johan Hedberg
30-Martin Brodeur
Defensemen
2-Marek Zidlicky
5-Adam Larsson
6-Andy Greene
7-Henrik Tallinder
10-Peter Harrold
24-Bryce Salvador
28-Anton Volchenkov
29-Mark Fayne
Forwards
8-Dainius Zubrus
9-Bobby Butler
11-Stephen Gionta
12-Tim Sestito
14-Adam Henrique (injured)
15-Harri Pesonen
16-Jacob Josefson
17-Ilya Kovalchuk
18-Steve Bernier
19-Travis Zajac
20-Ryan Carter
21-Mattias Tedenby
22-Krys Barch
23-David Clarkson
25-Cam Janssen
26-Patrik Elias
32-Mathieu Darche*
34-Stefan Matteau
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