Ducks Trim 2015 Training Camp Roster to 34

The Anaheim Ducks released their latest roster cuts this afternoon, here's a look at the remaining players in camp sorted numerically by position (waivers info per Renaud Lavoie):

Left Wing

Andrew Cogliano, Patrick Maroon, Carl Hagelin, Nick Ritchie, Max Friberg (WAIVERS-Cleared), Jiri Sekac, Kenton Helgesen (INJURED)

Center

Ryan Getzlaf, Ryan Kesler, Shawn Horcoff , Mike Santorelli, Chris Mueller, Nate Thompson (INJURED), Chris Wagner, Rickard Rakell, Michael Sgarbossa (WAIVERS-Cleared)

Right Wing

Corey Perry, Tim Jackman, Chris Stewart, Jakob Silfverberg, Ondrej Kase (INJURED)

Defense

Kevin Bieksa, Clayton Stoner, Cam Fowler, Korbinian Holzer (INJURED SJ GAME), Simon Despres, Josh Manson, Sami Vatanen, Hampus Lindholm, Joe Piskula (WAIVERS-Cleared)

Goalie

Matt Hackett (WAIVERS-Cleared), Anton Khudobin, Frederik Andersen, John Gibson

UPDATE 9/29: You can relax about waiver status for Friberg-

And commence exhale about the fate of Max Friberg. https://t.co/gyMr6aBsJN

— Anaheim Calling (@AnaheimCalling) September 29, 2015

Notes

• The tremendous camps for both Friberg and Ritchie have been further born out in the exhibition games, as Ritchie (two assists), Wagner (two goals), and Despres (two assists) have been the only players with points in multiple games.
• Friberg has been used in a top line role against the Avalanche, as well as further down the lineup in the game at San Jose- likely Anaheim looking at utility for the winger as he almost surely would be used in a bottom six role if he remains with the club through camp, though may be headed for San Diego with his waiver placement.
• Wagner, who saw significant time with the club last season including a pair of playoff games, helped his case for a continued stay in Anaheim thanks to the game-tying goal against the Sharks. He also had Anaheim's final goal in the opener at Colorado, tying his with Sekac for the preseason goal scoring lead.
• Sgarbossa filled a lower line role against the Sharks nicely, continuing to throw the body around as in the public scrimmages, and seeing third most minutes (including 1:11 on the power play and 10 seconds shorthanded) amongst Ducks centers with 11:19 at SAP Center. He looked headed to San Diego.

Anaheim faces the Los Angeles Kings tomorrow night at STAPLES Center at 7:30 PM. The game will be broadcast locally on Prime Ticket, and to a national audience on NHL Network.

San Diego Gulls

The Gulls training camp roster is beginning to take shape as well, here's a positional look at the players who were assigned to San Diego through this latest round of cuts arranged positionally by last name:

Left Wing

Joseph Cramarossa, Nicolas Kerdiles, Antoine Laganiere , Bryan Moore, Harry Zolnierczyk

Center

Matt Bailey, Kyle MacKinnon

Right Wing

Brian McGrattan, Stefan Noesen, Kenny Ryan

Defense

Eric Knodel, Jaycob Megna, Brandon Montour, Andrew O'Brien, Shane O'Brien, Shea Theodore

Goalie

Ryan Faragher

The Gulls tweeted their full training camp roster here:

NEWS: #SDGulls announce Training Camp roster. pic.twitter.com/EkFMbGXwak

— San Diego Gulls (@SDGullsAHL) September 28, 2015

Additional Releases

Kevin Gagne (Pending assignment), Charlie Sarault (Pending assignment), Julius Nattinen (Assigned to Barrie-OHL), Sheldon Brookbank, Vitaly Vishnevski, Matt Berry