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Strome, Domi, Perlini among Coyotes prospect camp attendees

Updated Mar. 4, 2020 5:46 p.m. ET

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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- When Coyotes general manager Don Maloney stepped to the podium for a press conference on Wednesday afternoon, his work-weary face told the story of the past two weeks.

The NHL's illogical insistence on holding its draft and free agency period in rapid succession has taken its toll on the Coyotes and other teams' management staffs, but at least Arizona's will get an immediate chance to view the fruits of its labors.

COYOTES PROSPECT CAMP

GOALIES
No. 30 -- Marek Langhamer
No. 40 -- Adin Hill
No. 62 -- Tyler Beskorowany
No. 70 -- Erik Kallgren
DEFENSEMEN
No. 61 -- Dysin Mayo
No. 63 -- David Westlund
No. 71 -- Jeremie Fraser
No. 75 -- Kyle Capobianco
No. 84 -- Tristen Pfeifer
No. 85 -- Chase Stewart
No. 86 -- Kevin Spinozzi
No. TBD -- Dakota Mermis
FORWARDS
No. 9 -- Brendan Perlini
No. 10 -- Anthony Duclair
No. 16 -- Max Domi
No. 18 -- Christian Dvorak
No. 20 -- Dylan Strome
No. 43 -- Matthias Plachta
No. 49 -- Ryan MacInnis
No. 52 -- Max Letunov
No. 57 -- Anton Karlsson
No. 58 -- Michael Bunting
No. 64 -- Jared Fiegl
No. 72 -- Nick Merkley
No. 74 -- Christian Fischer
No. 76 -- Laurent Dauphin
No. 79 -- Brendan Warren
No. 81 -- Jens Looke
No. 83 -- Conor Garland

The Coyotes will hold their prospect development camp Monday through Friday with on-ice sessions running Tuesday through Thursday at the Ice Den in Scottsdale. On-ice sessions run from 2:15 to 3:45 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday and from 1:50 to 3:20 p.m. on Wednesday. The practices are free and open to the public.

The entire 2015 draft class will attend the camp, including first-round draft choices Dylan Strome and Nick Merkley and second-round pick Christian Fischer.

Former first-round draft choices Max Domi (2013) and Brendan Perlini (2014) will participate, as will forward prospects Laurent Dauphin, Anthony Duclair, Christian Dvorak, Ryan MacInnis and Max Letunov and defensive prospects Dysin Mayo and David Westlund.

"I can't wait," Maloney said. "That's going to be maybe the highlight of the summer for me because we do have so many interesting players. It's not only just Strome and Fischer and all the guys we just drafted. It's Max Letunov. We get a chance to see him for the first time and MacInnis. He's had two months of some strength development. And (Matthias) Plachta, the big German winger we signed.

"Everybody that we drafted is coming in. We have a Swedish goalie (Erik Kallgren) that we drafted in the seventh round and I've never seen him, so I'm looking forward to that. It's going to be fun to sort of take a look at all these guys and Nicholas Merkley and these really good young players with Max Domi and Dvorak. It will be a really interesting couple days to have them all here and get them together and give them a little taste of the desert."

The camp afford players instruction in both on- and off-ice workout sessions while giving all of the players a chance to meet one another, bond and get a feel for NHL coaching and training methods.

Players will be available to the media following their on-ice training sessions.

An autograph session also is planned after Wednesday's skate.

You can follow this link for a more complete look at the prospect camp roster that includes, height, weight, jersey numbers, hometowns and 2014-15 statistics.

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