Development camp rosters and schedule information…

***Update: Friday, July 8th at 7:00pm – All rosters (except Los Angeles) are available and camp dates set.

***Update: Thursday at 9:00pm – Rosters for Buffalo, Detroit, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver

Below is a list of every team with their rosters linked or if they haven't been released, also the teams development camp schedule if it has been released already. This list is an easy, quick way of looking through most of the NHL teams prospect rosters all in one place.

Anaheim Ducks – ROSTER, camp starts July 1-4, scrimmage on July 4 @ 10:00am

Arizona Coyotes – ROSTER, camp starts July 4-8, scrimmage on July 8 @ 7:00pm

Boston Bruins – ROSTER, camp starts July 12-15

Buffalo Sabres  – ROSTER, camp starts July 6-12, scrimmage on July 9

Calgary Flames  – ROSTER, camp starts July 4-7, scrimmage on July 7 @ 9:30am

Carolina Hurricanes  – ROSTER, camp starts July 6-9, on-ice session July 9 @ 12:00pm open to the public

Chicago Blackhawks – ROSTER, camp starts July 10-15, scrimmage on July 9

Colorado Avalanche – ROSTER, camp starts July 5-9, 3-on-3 challenge on July 9 @ 10:00am

Columbus Blue Jackets – ROSTER, camp started June 27-30, 3-on-3 tournament on June 30 @ 4:30pm

Dallas Stars – ROSTER, camp starts July 5-9, scrimmage on July 9 @ 10:30am

Detroit Red Wings – ROSTER, camps starts July 6-10, scrimmage on July 8 @ 6:00pm and July 10 @ 11:00am

Edmonton Oilers – ROSTER, camp starts July 2-7, 4-on-4 game on July 6 @ 7:00pm 

Florida Panthers – ROSTER, camp starts July 11-15, scrimmage on July 15 at 9:00am

Los Angeles Kings – No roster has been released, camp starts July 4-5

Minnesota Wild – ROSTER, camp starts July 12-17, scrimmage on July 14 @ 2:30pm and July 17 @ 5:00pm 

Montreal Canadiens – ROSTER, camp starts July 3-7, scrimmages on July 4, 5 & 6 @ 4:00pm 

Nashville Predators – ROSTER can be downloaded, camp started June 27 – July 2, scrimmage on July 2 @ 11:00am

New Jersey Devils – ROSTER,  camp starts July 12-16

New York Islanders – ROSTER, camp starts , camp started June 28 – July 1, scrimmage was on June 28 @ 7:00pm

New York Rangers – ROSTER, camp started June 27 – July 1, 3-on-3 tournament on July 1 @ 9:30am

Ottawa Senators – ROSTER, camp started June 28 – July 4, scrimmage on July 2 @ 4:15pm

Philadelphia Flyers – ROSTER, camp starts July 7-11, 3-on-3 tournament on July 11 @ 3:00pm

Pittsburgh Penguins – ROSTER, camp starts June 29 – July 2, 3-on-3 competition on July 2 @ 3:00pm

St. Louis Blues – ROSTER, camp starts July 5-8, daily scrimmages @ 3:45pm

San Jose Sharks – ROSTER, camp starts July 8-12, scrimmage on July 12 @ 12:00pm

Tampa Bay Lighting – ROSTER, camp started June 28 – July 2, 3-on-3 tournament on Friday and Saturday

Toronto Maple Leafs – ROSTER, camp starts July 5-9, scrimmages on July 8 @ 10:00am and July 9 @10:30am

Vancouver Canucks – ROSTER, camp starts July 4-7, scrimmage on July 7 @ 5:00pm

Washington Capitals – ROSTER, camp started June 28 – July 2, scrimmage on July 2 @ 10:00am

Winnipeg Jets – ROSTER, camp starts July 3-7, scrimmage on July 5 @ 6:00pm

If you get the chance to attend one of the scrimmages in your neck of the woods, take the opportunity to enjoy some fast paced hockey. Most of these prospects are trying to prove their worth to the team, either signed or unsigned. It makes for some very good hockey. I attended the Sabres development camp scrimmage last year and was blown away with the attendance, as well as the pace of the game. I am unable to attend this year and quite disappointed. A lot of the teams are also making live streams available on their websites, so tune into their sites on the given days to find out where to watch.

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A few development camps have already opened, the NY Islanders played their scrimmage game Wednesday night, some quick highlights. The Islanders played four contests, 20 minutes in length. Team Blue & White won the mini tournament, behind a great performance by undrafted defenseman Jimmy Schuldt (St. Cloud State, NCAA), who scored four goals in total, including a hat trick in the third period of the final game. Joshua Ho-Sang had three assists in the two games. Ilya Sorokin recorded a shutout in his first game and won both of his games for Team Blue & White. Anthony Beauvillier scored a goal and an assist for Team Blue in two games played.

The Islanders prospects took part in a mini skills competition, defenseman Loic Leduc won the hardest shot with a 96 mph shot.

Mathew Barzal sat out with a hip strain, defenseman Jesse Graham sat out with a maintenance day and Boston University defenseman Doyle Somerby was late and did not participate in the scrimmages, no word on the specifics, but not a good sign for the BU Terrier.