Training Camp Thread (UPD:9/26)

[mianjo]

Sens Release Training Camp Roster(9/16)
Senators reduce training camp roster by three players (9/23)
NHL/AHL Squad split (9/25)
Paulrus comments on the split, injuries, and more (9/26)

"NHL Squad" (9/25)

Goalies (2)

Name|Team|League
Craig Anderson|Ottawa|NHL
Robin Lehner|Ottawa|NHL

Defensemen (9)

Name|Team|League
Mark Borowiecki|Binghamton, Ottawa|AHL, NHL
Cody Ceci|Binghamton, Ottawa|AHL, NHL
Fredrik Claesson|Binghamton|AHL
Jared Cowen|Ottawa|NHL
Eric Gryba|Ottawa|NHL
Erik Karlsson|Ottawa|NHL
Marc Methot*|Ottawa|NHL
Chris Phillips|Ottawa|NHL
Patrick Wiercioch|Ottawa|NHL

Forwards (18)

Name|Team|League
Alex Chiasson|Dallas|NHL
Erik Condra*|Ottawa|NHL
David Dziurzynski|Binghamton|AHL
Colin Greening|Ottawa|NHL
Mike Hoffman|Binghamton, Ottawa|AHL, NHL
Curtis Lazar|Edmonton|WHL
David Legwand|Nashville, Detroit|NHL
Clarke MacArthur|Ottawa|NHL
Milan Michalek*|Ottawa|NHL
Chris Neil|Ottawa|NHL
Jean-Gabriel Pageau*|Binghamton, Ottawa|AHL, NHL
Matt Puempel|Binghamton|AHL
Buddy Robinson|Elmira, Binghamton|ECHL, AHL
Bobby Ryan|Ottawa|NHL
Zack Smith|Ottawa|NHL
Mark Stone|Binghamton, Ottawa|AHL, NHL
Kyle Turris|Ottawa|NHL
Mika Zibanejad|Binghamton, Ottawa|AHL, NHL

"AHL Squad" (9/25)

Goalies (3)

Name|Team|League
Chris Driedger|Calgary, Elmira, Binghamton|WHL, ECHL, AHL
Scott Greenham|Elmira, Binghamton|ECHL, AHL
Andrew Hammond|Binghamton, Ottawa|AHL, NHL|

Defensemen (8)

Name|Team|League
Alex Grant|Norfolk, Binghamton, Anaheim|AHL, NHL
Aaron Johnson|Hartford|AHL
Guillaume Lepine|Evansville, Utica|ECHL, AHL
Patrick Mullen|Utica, Binghamton|AHL
Daniel New|Elmira, Binghamton|ECHL, AHL
Troy Rutkowski|Elmira, Binghamton|ECHL, AHL
Michael Sdao|Binghamton|AHL
Chris Wideman|Binghamton|AHL

Forwards (14)

Name|Team|League
Carter Camper|Providence, Springfield|AHL
Jakub Culek|Elmira, Binghamton|ECHL, AHL
Ryan Dzingel|Ohio State, Binghamton|Big Ten, AHL
Derek Grant|Binghamton, Ottawa|AHL, NHL
Alex Guptill|Michigan, Texas|Big Ten, AHL
Danny Hobbs|Elmira, Binghamton|ECHL, AHL
Darren Kramer|Binghamton|AHL
Max McCormick|Ohio State|Big Ten
Brad Mills|Rockford, Chicago|AHL, NHL
Nick Palmieri|Munich EHC|DEL
Shane Prince|Binghamton|AHL
Cole Schneider|Binghamton|AHL
Garrett Thompson|Ferris State, Binghamton|WCHA, AHL
Brandon Wong|Mörrums, Esbjerg|Swe-Div. 1, DEN

Players Re-assigned (3)

Name|Team|League|Position|Date
Ben Harpur|Guelph|OHL|D|Sept 23
Matt Murphy|Halifax|QMJHL|D|Sept 23
Nicholas Paul|North Bay|OHL|F|Sept 23

Pre-season Schedule

Date|Visitor|Home|Time (ET)| TV |Results
Mon Sept 22|Senators|Islanders|1:30pm| - |2-3
Mon Sept 22|Senators|Islanders|6:00pm| - |2-3(so)
Wed Sept 24|Senators|Maple Leafs|7:30pm| RDS,TSN4 |3-2
Wed Sept 24|Maple Leafs|Senators|7:30pm| TSN5 |3-4(so)
Tue Sept 30|Senators|Jets|8:00pm| TSN5 |-
Fri Oct 3|Canadiens|Senators|7:30pm| TSN |-
Sat Oct 4|Senators|Canadiens|7:00pm| TSN5 |-

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[mianjo]

Are some of these to fill out Bingo`s roster

Aaron Johnson , Guillaume Lepine, Carter Camper, Brad Mills , Nick Palmieri , and Brandon Wong .

Aaron Johnson seems to be the best of those 291 NHL games

http://senators.nhl.com/club/player.htm?id=8469534

 

[Johnny Hanson]

Brandon wong

 

[aragorn]

Are some of these to fill out Bingo`s roster

Aaron Johnson , Guillaume Lepine, Carter Camper, Brad Mills , Nick Palmieri , and Brandon Wong .

Aaron Johnson seems to be the best of those 291 NHL games

http://senators.nhl.com/club/player.htm?id=8469534

Aaron Johnson & Carter Camper were signed to play in Bingo but the other guys are all invites. I think Bingo will have enough players but they may be trying to find a gem out there or fillup the Indiana ECHL team.

 

[Grizz MacArthur]

Interesting that Vincent Dunn (who has signed an NHL contract) wasn't invited to the main camp. I'm glad to see both Nick Paul and Ben Harpur invited and hope they sign their ELC's soon - they look like really good prospects.

 

[AverageAtBest]

Nick Palmieri's an interesting guy, he was a decent prospect and is still only 25 with 13 career goals. I wouldn't mind him getting an AHL deal

 

[HavlatMach9]

that d group is pretty solid. a bunch of players will need to look over their shoulders

 

[Sun God Nika]

Best Of Luck to

Robin Lehner
Ryan Dzingel
Fredrik Claesson
Erik Karlsson
Mika Zibanejad

 

[YouGotAStuGoing]

Best Of Luck to

Robin Lehner
Ryan Dzingel
Fredrik Claesson
Erik Karlsson
Mika Zibanejad

I'm a fan of the Senators, so best of luck to all the players...

 

[Sun God Nika]

I'm a fan of the Senators, so best of luck to all the players...

Thats Cool Too!!

 

[Qward]

Ryan Dzingel is not Swedish. In fact, his name is Polish.

 

[Sun God Nika]

He said in a Sens Tv interview that he is Swedish..

 

[Caeldan]

Ryan Dzingel is not Swedish. In fact, his name is Polish.

He said in a Sens Tv interview that he is Swedish..

And he was born in Illinois... so he's about as Swedish/Polish as I am German?

 

[Six Assets]

Best Of Luck to

Robin Lehner
Ryan Dzingel
Fredrik Claesson
Erik Karlsson
Mika Zibanejad

you forgot daniel alfredsson

 

[BonkTastic]

you forgot daniel alfredsson

As well as Andreas Dackell.

 

[Nac Mac Feegle]

Interesting that Vincent Dunn (who has signed an NHL contract) wasn't invited to the main camp. I'm glad to see both Nick Paul and Ben Harpur invited and hope they sign their ELC's soon - they look like really good prospects.

That is kinda odd. You'd think they'd want to give him at least a few days at main camp. I mean, that roster listed is gigantic right now....they wouldn't notice one more body there.

Same with Perron. Kid should've earned a spot with his play int he rookie tourney.

 

[BonkTastic]

Wait, Nick Palmieri? What the hell?

Been a couple years since I heard that name. He's back from Europe already?

 

[Marty Straka]

Nick Palmieri definitely stood out of all the names on there other then the usual suspects.

 

[starling]

But where is Nikita Filatov?

 

[Qward]

And he was born in Illinois... so he's about as Swedish/Polish as I am German?

Polish people will tell you they are Polish no matter where they were born.

Ask PolkaDave.

But where is Nikita Filatov?

KHL has started already

He has 1g so far in 2 games.

Da Costa has 4g 2a in 5 games.

 

[DrEasy]

Please, I don't want to see any Da Costa updates!

 

[Vesa Awesaka]

We still own dacosta?

 

[BonkTastic]

We still own dacosta?

We still own his NHL rights.

 

[Tundraman]

We still own his NHL rights.

I read that he becomes an unrestricted free agent after this year.

 

[BonkTastic]

I read that he becomes an unrestricted free agent after this year.

IIRC, as long a we keep tendering him (sending him a contract offer), we own them until he gets his Group 3 UFA rights (27 years old or 7 pro seasons).

I don't think he will qualify for Group 6 UFA next year, because he will not be coming off of a SPC. That's my best guess when reading the CBA. Maybe there is an unwritten understanding between the league and the NHLPA for it to apply to non-NHL Standard Players Contracts as well?

Unless there's something that I haven't seen, to get Group 6 status, you need:
1) to be 25 or older (Da Costa qualifies here)
2) complete 3 or more pro seasons under an NHL contract (Da Costa qualifies here as well)
3) play under 80 NHL games as a skater (once again, Da Costa qualifies)
4) have an expiring NHLPA contract (aww... so close!)

It's that last part that leads me to question whether or not he'll be a UFA. In fact, if you read the CBA part on Group 6 UFAs (article 10.1, (b), (i)), it seems worded specifically so that players CAN'T get UFA status by playing overseas while not on a Standard Player Contract until they hit the last qualifier (27 years old).


... I mean, this is all probably moot because I don't see a scenario where he returns to play for us, and we seem like the kind of organization that would "do right by their players" and figure something out for all parties involved, but I'm just saying that as far as the legalese is concerned, I don't think he qualifies for Group 6 specifically because he left the SPC "contract system". Group 6 seems to exist specifically to reward players who stick it out in the NHL system, not to help guys who go play in another league.

I've been wrong about things before, and totally could be wrong about this. I'm just calling it the way I see it.