ll season in the AHL after going scoreless in five games there following the end of his season at the University of Maine . The 5-11, 190-pounder had 16 goals and 34 points in 40 games with the Black Bears last season.Mangene signed with the Flyers in April and is listed as a center, but skated as a forward and a defenseman in his three college seasons."That's one of his strongest attributes, that he can skate and to be able to play forward and defense is a compliment in itself," Pryor said. "He has good speed, he competes and is versatile to go along with having some skill."7. Tye McGinn, LW : A 2010 fourth-round pick, McGinn had 12 goals and six assists in 63 games in his first AHL season in 2011-12."Like the other guys coming out of junior, Tye progressed as the year went on," Pryor said. "He's a big body [6-2, 205] with good hands and can play with some edge. He's good down low and around the net. He needs to continue where he left off last season."8. Marcel Noebels, LW: The 2011 fourth-round pick had 34 points in 31 games with the Portland Winterhawks of the Western Hockey League after arriving there in a trade last season. He added 23 points in 22 playoff games while playing a new position -- center -- and playing through a wrist injury that needed offseason surgery. At age 20, he'll have a chance at training camp to earn an AHL spot, rather than return to the WHL for his over-age season of junior hockey."He's a bigger kid [6-3, 200]," Pryor said. "He's had a pretty good career out west. They were very happy when they acquired him in Portland last year, he was a big part of that team down the stretch. We liked that he was able to play wing, and when he got to Portland he played center. That tells you something about the kid, that he's able to play a couple positions like that. He's a big body. We think he's got a promising future."9. Tyler Brown,Ryan Callahan Authentic Dark Blue Jersey, LW: The undrafted forward had eight goals and nine assists in 71 games last season for Adirondack, his first in the AHL after four seasons with the Plymouth Whalers of the OHL."One thing about Tyler Brown is he's got some size [6-1, 185], and he can really skate," Pryor said. "If you look at the game now and you've got some speed and some size like that, you're going to give yourself a chance. Last year was a big transition year for him, took a while for him to figure the game out, but then he started showing people what he showed in junior. He's an exciting guy to watch because he can skate."10. Anthony Stolarz,Sidney Crosby Jersey, G: The Flyers' 2012 second-round pick had 23 wins, a 2.84 GAA and .902 save percentage in 50 games with Corpus Christi of the North American Hockey League last season. The 6-5,http://www.nhljerseyofficial.com/shop-by-player-henrik-sedin-jersey-c-343_348.html, 210-pound goalie will continue his development in the fall at the University of Nebraska-Omaha. He also was invited to USA Hockey's National Junior Evaluation camp, which could put him in the running for a spot on the team the United States fields for the 2013 IIHF World Junior Championship."He's in a good situation going to college,Henrik Zetterberg Red Jersey," Pryor said. "He's a big, athletic kid who just needs to play. Coming out of the [NAHL],Patrice Bergeron Black Authentic Finals Jersey, the WCHA is going to be a bit of a jump for him [but] he's a big athletic kid. The more ice time, the more games he's going to get, he's only going to get better. He's going to get quality coaching in a quality program and he can just go play."Contact Adam Kimelman at akimelman@nhl.com. Follow him on Twitter at: @NHLAdamK
NEW YORK -- Members of the negotiating committees from the National Hockey League and the National Hockey League Players' Association met for a fourth consecutive day Friday in an attempt to establish a new Collective Bargaining Agreement.The sub-committee session on Friday centered on hockey-related issues, including supplementary discipline, training camp and ice conditions.NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly said it was a productive session and the sides have been able to agree on some of the issues discussed.The League's owners expect the negotiations to