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Thrashers rookie camp information

4:42 pm September 3, 2010, by Chris Vivlamore

Here are the details from the Thrashers on the rookie camp Sept. 13-16:

The Atlanta Thrashers will hold a prospect evaluation camp at the Duluth IceForum from September 13-16. Thrashers prospects will participate in practices and four-on-four scrimmages over the course of the four-day camp along with off-ice workouts, video sessions and nutrition/strength training.

Thrashers Assistant Coach Mike Stothers and Manager of Player Development and Hockey Administration Ryan Bowness, along with Jeff Pyle, head coach of the Gwinnett Gladiators (ECHL affiliate), will serve as coaches for the team’s prospects over the duration of camp.

At the conclusion of the camp, players will be selected to participate in the Thrashers main training camp, which begins with physicals and medical testing on Sept. 17th.  On-ice workouts begin on Sept. 18th and are open to the public.

Thrashers Prospect Camp Schedule (Subject to Change):

Monday, September 13

  • Practice (12:30 – 1:30 p.m.)
  • Off-Ice Workout (1:50 – 2:30 p.m.)

Tuesday, September 14

  • Four-on-Four Scrimmage (Noon – 12:45 p.m.)
  • Practice (1:15 – 2 p.m.)
  • Off-Ice Workout (2:15 – 2:45 p.m.)

Wednesday, September 15

  • Four-on-Four Scrimmage (Noon – 12:45 p.m.)
  • Practice (1:15 – 2 p.m.)
  • Off-Ice Workout (2:15 – 2:45 p.m.

Thursday, September 16

  • Four-on-Four Scrimmage (Noon – 12:45 p.m.)
  • Practice (1:15 – 2 p.m.)
  • Off-Ice Workout (2:15 – 2:45 p.m.)

Atlanta Thrashers 2010 Prospect Evaluation Camp Roster

FORWARDS (14)

No. Player

Ht.

 Wt. S

Born

 Acquired 2009-10 Team (League)

GP

G

A

PTS

PIM
67 Akim Aliu

6-3

 220 R

4/24/89

 Trade w/ CHI (6/24/10) Rockford (AHL)

48

11

6

17

69

Toledo (ECHL)

13

5

9

14

18
54 Jimmy Bubnick

6-2

 195 R

1/19/91

 Draft ’09 (6th Rd., 155th Over.) Kamloops (WHL)

44

17

23

40

44

Calgary (WHL)

21

5

8

13

15
49 Alex Burmistrov

5-11

 175 L

10/21/91

 Draft ‘10 (1st Rd., 8th Over.) Barrie (OHL)

62

22

43

65

49
45 Patrice Cormier

6-2

 210 L

6/14/90

 Trade w/ NJD (2/4/10) Rimouski (QMJHL)

28

11

15

26

57

Rouyn-Noranda (QMJHL)

3

0

5

5

7
57 Angelo Esposito

6-1

 190 L

2/20/89

 Trade w/ PIT (2/26/08) Chicago (AHL)

12

0

4

4

2
61 Mike Forney

6-2

 200 R

5/14/88

 Draft ’06 (3rd Rd., 80th Over.) Gwinnett (ECHL)

63

11

15

26

66

Chicago (AHL)

3

0

0

0

0
66 Levko Koper

6-0

 190 L

10/5/90

 Draft ’09 (7th Rd., 185th Over.) Spokane (WHL)

68

27

27

54

51
42 Andrew Kozek

5-11

 200 L

5/26/86

 Draft ’05 (2nd Rd., 53rd Over.) Chicago (AHL)

69

12

11

23

36
59 Danick Paquette

6-0

 210 R

7/17/90

 Draft ’08 (3rd Rd., 64th Over.) Quebec (QMJHL)

64

36

29

65

136
56 Fredrik Pettersson

5-10

 180 R

6/10/87

 Free Agent ‘10 Frolunda (SEL)

54

20

18

38

67
62 Ivan Telegin

6-3

 185 L

2/28/92

 Draft ‘10 (4th Rd., 101st Over.) Saginaw (OHL)

51

26

18

44

20
71 Mike Davies

5-8

 180 R

12/10/86

 N/A Wisconsin (NCAA)

41

20

32

52

30
72 Jonathan Johansson

6-3

 200 L

6/30/91

 N/A Frolunda Jr. (SWE-JR)

31

18

12

30

14
55       Ian McKenzie

6-1

 235 R

5/23/87

 Trade w/NSH (9/1/10) Milwaukee (AHL)

24

1

0

1

14

Cincinnati (ECHL)

24

3

2

5

48

DEFENSEMEN (8)

No. Player

Ht.

 Wt. S

Born

 Acquired 2009-10 Team (League)

GP

G

A

PTS

PIM
64 Ben Chiarot

6-3

 215 L

5/9/91

 Draft ’09 (4th Rd., 120th Over.) Sudbury (OHL)

26

4

4

8

61

Chicago (AHL)

1

0

0

0

4
63 Kendall McFaull

6-3

 190 L

4/10/92

 Draft ‘10 (6th Rd., 155th Over.) Moose Jaw (WHL)

62

4

6

10

70
65 Julian Melchiori

6-3

 200 L

12/6/91

 Draft ‘10 (3rd Rd., 87th Over.) Newmarket (CCHL)

39

7

16

23

16
68 Sebastian Owuya

6-4

 205 L

10/8/91

 Draft ‘10 (6th Rd., 169th Over.) Timra IK (SEL)

11

0

0

0

0
60 Paul Postma

6-3

 195 R

2/22/89

 Draft ‘07 (7th Rd., 205th Over.) Chicago (AHL)

63

15

14

29

24
52 Cody Sol

6-5

 240 L

2/11/91

 Draft ’09 (5th Rd., 125th Over.) Saginaw (OHL)

55

7

8

15

151

Chicago (AHL)

1

0

0

0

0
51 Andrey Zubarev

6-1

 200 L

3/3/87

 Draft ‘05 (6th Rd., 187th Over.) HK Atlant (KHL)

55

7

9

16

58
70 Paul Baier

6-4

 225 R

2/2/85

 N/A Binghamton (AHL)

62

2

8

10

49

GOALTENDERS (2)

No. Player Ht. Wt. C

Born

 Acquired 2009-10 Team (League)

GP

W

L

OTL

GAA
35 Chris Carrozzi 6-2 190 L

3/20/90

 Draft ’08 (6th Rd., 154th Over.) Mississauga (OHL)

38

19

10

5

2.36
33 Ed Pasquale 6-3 215 L

11/20/90

 Draft ’09 (4th Rd., 117th Over.) Saginaw (OHL)

51

27

17

5

3.17

N/A – Amatuer Tryout

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11 comments Add your comment

Alan R.

September 3rd, 2010
4:53 pm

Great to see so many new faces. I’d love to see what Zubarev can bring to the table.

kracker

September 3rd, 2010
5:12 pm

Thanks for the info, Chris!!

Sage of Bluesland

September 3rd, 2010
7:06 pm

Looks like Kovalchuckles finally got his money. Great job, Donny. Maybe he would have stayed had you returned his emails. (hint hint)

farel

September 3rd, 2010
7:47 pm

Thanks Chris!! Hope you’re summer has gone well. See you at the rink. GO THRASHERS!!!!!!!!!!!

sisu

September 4th, 2010
12:18 am

hmmm, not really an exciting line up is it? A few guys who could turn out to be something…bring on the regulars! 17 days until the first pre season game!

michael

September 4th, 2010
1:08 am

i hope i dont sound ignorant by asking this by why wasnt klingberg invited to this?

Shay-buu

September 4th, 2010
3:01 pm

What happened with the Traverse City tournament this year? It helped to filter prospects pretty well.
Were we not invited?

Alan R.

September 5th, 2010
1:14 am

Chris posted this back in August:

“There is no rookie camp in Traverse City, Michigan this year. The rookies will report to Duluth some time around Sept. 12. A week later, the whole team reports and training camp is underway.”

See here: http://blogs.ajc.com/atlanta-thrashers-blog/2010/08/11/bigger-buzz-in-atlanta-over-thrashers-or-hawks

Patrick

September 5th, 2010
4:36 am

What’s this about the Thrashers signing Frederik Modin?

According to Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet, Fredrik Modin has signed a one-year deal with the Atlanta Thrashers:

http://www.aftonbladet.se/sportbladet/hockey/internationellt/nhl/article7728103.ab

Here is the translation via Google:

Modin leaves Kings for the Atlanta Trashers

The veteran will continue in the NHL

Fredrik Modin, 35, replace the NHL club again.

As Sportbladet experience is OS-scoring forward line on one-year contract with the Atlanta Thrashers.

Fredrik Modin started last season in Columbus Blue Jackets, but after the Olympic tournament, he switched over to the Los Angeles Kings.

Now there will be no continuation of the west coast of the great outer forward.

Instead, the games on the East Coast next season Modin.

Under data to Sportbladet Modin is consistent with the Atlanta Thrashers on one-year contract.
“Sweden never an option”

There, he was teammate with, among others Tobias Enstrom, Johnny Oduya and Fredrik Pettersson.

There were also reports that Modin would move back to the top division this season, but it denies rumor Modin.

- Sweden has never been an option, “he told Sportbladet earlier in the week.

Atlanta becomes Modin fifth NHL club.

Solid signing.

kracker

September 5th, 2010
12:52 pm

Does anyone know if Modin was largely injured the last few years?

Last season he appeared in 24 games for the CBJ and 20 for the Kings, scoring 11 points (5+6). He was moved to LA at the trade deadline. The previous two seasons with CBJ Modin scored 37 points (15+22) in only 73 games. The last full season for Modin was the 06-07, his first in Columbus, where he played in 79 games and scored 20+22 for 42 points.

So, one has to wonder if he has any game left? I suppose Dudley is looking for a Mark Recchi type of rebound from Modin.

The Anti-Sage

September 7th, 2010
11:18 am

The Sage of Bluesland has lost what little credibility he had.

He actually seems to think that retaining Kovalchuk’s services would actually have been good for the Thrashers.