Bruins open up Development Camp today

photo courtesy of Brandon Worley of Defending Big D
Several of the Bruins' prospects will participate in this week's development camp, including Jordan Caron, the Bruins' first round pick in this year's draft. The camp begins today with medical and physical testing before the prospects get on the ice at Ristuccia Arena in Wilmington for on-ice sessions starting tomorrow and continuing until Saturday, July 11th. This is the third year that the Bruins have held the development camp. The camp gives the players a glimpse of what life will be like for them as a member of the Boston Bruins and it gives the organization a chance to evaluate the progress of their prospects and see how they will fit into the team's systems. It also gives fans an opportunity to see players that they have heard about but have not had the opportunity to see play. All on-ice practice sessions are open to the public and free. The first on-ice session is scheduled for Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at Ristuccia Arena.
2009 Boston Bruins Development Camp Roster
Forwards
Jamie Arniel
Scott Campbell
Jordan Caron
Joe Colborne
Mark Goggin
Zach Hamill
Jason Lawrence
Jeff LoVecchio
Lane McDermid
Tyler Randell
Yannick Riendeau (expected to attend but not participate due to shoulder injury)
Maxime Sauve
Ben Sexton
Defensemen
Yuri Alexandrov
Ryan Button
Tommy Cross (expected to attend but not participate due to knee injury)
Alain Goulet
Mark Isherwood
Rob Kwiet
Brady Lamb
Zach McKelvie (expected to attend but not participate due to shoulder injury)
Tyler Ludwig
Goaltenders
Adam Courchaine
Matt Dalton
Michael Hutchinson
BostonBruins.com has the official release and full camp schedule.
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Defense
B’s have had some great luck in finding young players ready to contribute in each of the last couple Dev Camps, not sure that can continue but I think it would be really good to find a defensemen or two who stand out this year.
Hamill
I’d really like to see Hamill’s progression. Heard nothing but good things about him when he was drafted. Also wouldn’t mind seeing how Button handles playing defense during the camp.
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by Something's Bruin on Jul 7, 2009 12:11 PM EDT reply actions
I think a lot of people were disappointed with Hamill’s play this season in Providence, but he was dealing with a wrist injury that caused him to miss some time early in the season.
by Stanley Cup of Chowder on Jul 7, 2009 12:56 PM EDT up reply actions
I think he will stay in college for at least another year or two.
by Stanley Cup of Chowder on Jul 7, 2009 12:57 PM EDT up reply actions

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