Training Camp Cuts: 9/22/25
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The NHL training camp period has seen several noteworthy roster cuts across various teams as players strive to secure their spots for the upcoming season. The Chicago Blackhawks made headlines by releasing veteran forward Tyler Johnson, who struggled with injuries last season but was hoping to make a comeback. His departure opens up a chance for younger talent to shine in the preseason games.
Meanwhile, the Boston Bruins announced cuts that included some promising talents who didn’t quite make the cut this year. Among those dismissed were a couple of younger forwards who showcased potential but ultimately couldn’t secure a roster spot. Coach Jim Montgomery emphasized that the decisions were tough but necessary as the team aims for a strong start this season.
The Los Angeles Kings also trimmed their roster, parting ways with several players, including defenseman Matt Roy. Roy's experience was seen as valuable, but with an influx of new talent, the team felt it was time to move in a different direction. Head Coach Todd McLellan expressed confidence in the players who remain, highlighting the importance of depth as they approach the new campaign.
As training camps continue, teams will further assess their options before the season begins, reviewing player performance closely during exhibition games. These early decisions could shape the teams significantly as they look to build competitive lineups for the 2025 season.
Meanwhile, the Boston Bruins announced cuts that included some promising talents who didn’t quite make the cut this year. Among those dismissed were a couple of younger forwards who showcased potential but ultimately couldn’t secure a roster spot. Coach Jim Montgomery emphasized that the decisions were tough but necessary as the team aims for a strong start this season.
The Los Angeles Kings also trimmed their roster, parting ways with several players, including defenseman Matt Roy. Roy's experience was seen as valuable, but with an influx of new talent, the team felt it was time to move in a different direction. Head Coach Todd McLellan expressed confidence in the players who remain, highlighting the importance of depth as they approach the new campaign.
As training camps continue, teams will further assess their options before the season begins, reviewing player performance closely during exhibition games. These early decisions could shape the teams significantly as they look to build competitive lineups for the 2025 season.