Rosner Wrap: Boychuk is Back, Kadri Leaves Avalanche Chat in Style

It's Monday and development camp is coming to a close with two days left. New York Islanders training camp starts in a few days.

Johnny Boychuk has been at the New York Islanders development camp. He has an official job with the organization as a player development coach.

Brent Thompson was on the ice for the first time as head coach of the Bridgeport Islanders. The intensity level increased.

Isaiah George, 18, was selected by the New York Islanders in the fourth round (98th overall) at the 2022 NHL Draft up in Montreal.

Robin Salo is a New York Islanders prospect. He is fresh off his first season in North America. Salos is getting used to the North American game.

New York Islanders prospects have been skating over the last three days at Northwell Ice Center in East Meadow, NY. Most of them have not had experience at the NHL level, let alone the AHL level. Grant Hutton, 27, is the oldest player at these development camps.

NYI Hockey Now asked people if they placed a few NFL bets last week. If you didn't, you missed out on a DraftKings promo.

Taylor Gauthier has been doubted if he was capable of playing hockey at a high level.

David Krejci is the player who will be on the 2022-23 Boston Bruins.

Chris Stewart taught his players the art of fighting during the Philadelphia Flyers' last day of rookie camp.

Haakon Hanelt, Vincent Iorio and Hendrix Lapierre are at Washington Capitals rookie camp. They are very close friends and keep in touch constantly.

The Montreal Canadiens beat the Senators 7-2 in Buffalo. Juraj Slafkovsky has an abundance of skill and potential.

The Colorado Avalanche won the Stanley Cup last season. Boychuk is back and Kadri left the chat.

Vegas Hockey Now is a new series that looks at the teams in the Pacific Division. The Golden Knights missed the playoffs for the first time in franchise history last season.

Vancouver Canucks beat Winnipeg Jets 4-1 in the Young Stars Classic on Saturday. The game lacked the excitement and vigour of the previous one.

Nazem Kadri left the Colorado Avalanche chat in style. Calgary Hockey Now reports that Kadr sent a message to the Calgary Flames.