Check TSN.ca's Ice Chips during the day for all the latest roster information, injury reports and game notes from TSN's reporters across the country and news sources throughout North America. Lines are posted as LW-C-RW for the forwards, LD - RD for the defence pairs, and the projected starting goalie is listed first.
Vancouver Canucks
Mikael Samuelsson skated with the Twins on Sunday. Alain Vigneault says he will try a number of players with them during camp, but ultimately it will likely come down to Sammuelson or Alex Burrows. Cody Hodgson skated with the 'C' group. He is still not recovered from a back injury and not able to take contact. Until he can, he won't practice with the regulars. Sergei Shirokov was impressive among the early group. The only regulars playing in the game in Terrace on Monday are Willie Mitchell and Kevin Bieksa. Cory Schneider and Andrew Raycroft will share goaltending duties. - TSN
Calgary Flames
Sunday's skate saw some notable combos from the first two groups - Team A: Backlund-Jokinen-Iginla, Regehr and Bouwmeester (Brian McGrattan in non contact yellow - shoulder; Team B: Dawes-Langkow-Van der Gulik, Greentree-Fleury-Germyn, Pardy-Phaneuf (Rene Bourque in non contact yellow - ankle). The team did 30 minutes of passing, skating and rushing drills followed by 15 minutes of defensive systems work. It was very detailed, with players working on positioning when the puck is in different areas of the zone. They then did 15 minutes of drills with the forwards and defencemen split. It didn't matter who made a mistake, Sutter stopped the drill to make sure it was done right. The fans are pulling for Theo Fleury, who made a nice set up on a 3-on-2 and the fans in the second deck applauded. Miikka Kiprusoff said if he's healthy and they want him, he will play for Finland in the Olympics. - TSN
Toronto Maple Leafs
Some notable scrimmage lines from Sunday - Team White: Hanson-Bozak-Tlusty, Wallin-Mitchell-Stempniak, Allison-Stefanovich-slaney; Team Blue: Kulemin-Grabovski-Ponikarovsky, Mayers-Primeau-Orr, Giliati-Berry-D. Mitchell. Coach Ron Wilson says he intends to put Schenn with Beauchemin and Komisarek and Kaberle together. Wilson added that Stempniak was the most improved player from last year so far. He also said that Allison will have to battle to get a contract - and the game has changed. Jonas Gustavsson was taken to hospital for a check-up after feeling dizzy during a stationary bike test on Saturday. Wilson said Gustavsson is fine after the testing. - TSN
Edmonton Oilers
Some notable combos from Day 1: O'Sullivan-Horcoff-Hemsky, Penner-Gagner-Eberle, Moreau-Cogliano-Pisani, Jacques-Pouliot-Stortini. Gilbert Brule left the skate early on, apparently with a flu bug. They'll break into two groups for Monday's skate. - TSN
Anaheim Ducks
Ryan Getzlaf said he is uncertain when he might be able to do contact. Getzlaf is recovering from sports hernia surgery. - Orange County Register
Boston Bruins
Marco Sturm, coming back from major knee surgery, is doing well and hopes to participate fully in camp. “At this time I think it’s more mental than anything,” said Sturm. "I can feel every week things are getting more comfortable." - Boston Herald
Dallas Stars
Prospect Scott Glennie injured his groin in the NHL Prospects Tournament in Traverse City, Mich., and will not take part in on-ice activities at training camp. - Star Telegram
Detroit Red Wings
Defenceman Andreas Lilja was the only player not cleared for full duty Saturday. "He's cleared for physical activity but he’s not cleared for physical contact," general manager Ken Holland said. "He still has symptoms (from the concussion suffered last February). He will practice but once the contact starts, he will have to sit out. The Wings are anticipating that Lilja will have to start the regular season on the injured list. - Detroit News
Florida Panthers
Martin Skoula has not yet arrived because of visa issues. He is expected to meet the team in Halifax on Tuesday. Veteran winger Radek Dvorak is not with the team as he remains in the Czech Republic because of personal matters. Rory Fitzpatrick injured his groin during informal workouts last week and will not practice for a few days. - Miami Herald
New Jersey Devils
Patrik Elias (leg) expects to play against the Blackhawks on Friday. - The Star-Ledger
Patrik Elias, recovering from offseason hip/groin surgery, said he isn’t sure he will be ready for the start of the Devils’ regular season. On Saturday morning, Elias revealed he had a torn labrum and adductor muscle which required surgery June 12 in Colorado. He has been skating for three weeks on his own, but as far as taking part in training camp and being ready for the season opener, he said: "I don’t know. I’ve been skating for over three weeks but the intensity is not where I wanted it at this point. I had issues and got them fixed. I'm not 100 percent yet." - Star-Ledger
New York Rangers
The Rangers opened training camp Saturday with two players missing from the ice. Marian Gaborik was working out at the team's training center for a couple weeks and was too sore to skate Saturday and Brandon Dubinsky is holding out for a new contract. - New York Daily News
St. Louis Blues
Paul Kariya was held out of on-ice testing Saturday on the first day of training camp because of what team President John Davidson said was tightness from Kariya’s recent workouts. Davidson said prospect Lars Eller has what is believed to be a mild case of mononucleosis. Other players who did not skate Saturday were defenseman Eric Brewer (recovering from back and knee surgeries), Darryl Sydor (mild quad muscle irritation) and goalie Hannu Toivonen (cut on his calf). Alex Steen also missed the workout to be with his wife for the birth of the couple’s first child. - Belleville News-Democrat
Washington Capitals
Right wing Eric Fehr, who had surgery on both shoulders in May, won’t participate fully until he’s medically cleared. - Washington Post