Veteran defensemen Michal Rozsival and Lubomir Visnovsky will attend training camp with the Chicago Blackhawks on professional tryouts.

The Blackahwks announced their camp roster Wednesday and it included forwards Jake Dowell and Daniel Paille, and defensemen Kyle Cumiskey and Jan Hejda.

Washington Capitals defenseman Brooks Orpik said he feels encouraged by the progress he's made since having wrist surgery in July and hopes to play before the end of the preseason.

Orpik, who turns 35 on Sept. 26, is entering his second season with the Capitals after signing a five-year, $27.5 million contract in July 2014. He had 19 assists in 78 regular-season games and two assists in 14 games during the 2015 Stanley Cup Playoffs. He had surgery on his left wrist July 28.

"It feels pretty good," Orpik told CSN Mid-Atlantic on Tuesday. "I think that's kind of the dangerous thing, it feels good and you want to push it. They tell you to be patient with it. I think I'm at seven weeks [Wednesday since the surgery], and they told me 8-12 weeks; that's kind of a big gap there.

"They're really just [waiting to see] how it responds. They told me it looked good, the swelling was all down. It's just a range-of-motion thing. A lot of the healing has taken place, it's just getting the range of motion back."

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. -- Columbus Blue Jackets left wing Kerby Rychel said his team relished the role of underdog against the Detroit Red Wings in the Traverse City Prospects Tournament championship game Tuesday at Centre Ice Arena.

Rychel, a first-round pick (No. 19) in the 2013 NHL Draft, played like one by scoring a goal, contributing two assists and landing several big checks to lead the Blue Jackets' prospects to a 5-2 victory. Rychel's line, which included center TJ Tynan (2011 draft, No. 66) and right wing Oliver Bjorkstrand (2013, No. 89), combined for two goals and six points to help Columbus win the Matthew Wuest Memorial Cup.

Tampa Bay Lightning goaltender Kristers Gudlevskis sustained an upper-body injury Tuesday and will be re-evaluated Wednesday, the Tampa Bay Times reported.

Gudlevskis was injured playing in a prospects tournament game against the Florida Panthers. He was relieved by Adam Wilcox, who made 30 saves in a 4-1 victory.

"He's a little bit sore but he seems to be OK," Lightning prospects coach Rob Zettler told the newspaper. "You first see him go down and it's, 'Oh boy,' but after talking to him, he doesn't feel like it's anything crazy, but we'll wait to see what the [doctor] says."

PINE HILL, N.J. -- Philadelphia Flyers goalie Steve Mason credits former Flyers goaltending coach Jeff Reese for helping him regain the confidence in his game.

Now Mason will have a new coach, Kim Dillabaugh, to help him try to take his play even further.

Dillabaugh was hired July 3 to replace Reese, who had a mutual parting with the Flyers on March 6. Dillabaugh had been the goaltender development coach for the Los Angeles Kings, where he worked with Flyers general manager Ron Hextall.

Hextall said he set up a meeting between Mason and Dillabaugh prior to hiring Dillabaugh, and based on that, he believes the relationship will be a positive one. Mason said he came to Philadelphia earlier than usual this summer to continue getting to know Dillabaugh.

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. -- The host Detroit Red Wings and defending champion Columbus Blue Jackets will play in the Traverse City Prospects Tournament championship game for the right to raise the Matthew Wuest Memorial Cup on Tuesday at Centre Ice Arena (7 p.m. ET).

Each team has been led offensively by its top lines. The Red Wings' trio of Dylan Larkin (selected with the 15th pick in the 2014 NHL Draft) centering left wing Andreas Athanasiou (2012, No. 110) and right wing Anthony Mantha (2013, No. 20) has totaled five goals and 12 points.

Columbus has been led by right wing Oliver Bjorkstrand (2013, No. 89) alongside center TJ Tynan (2011, No. 66) and left wing Kerby Rychel (2013, No. 19). They have combined for six goals and 14 points. Bjorkstrand leads all tournament scorers with three goals and four assists.

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. -- New York Rangers defense prospect Brady Skjei sustained an upper-body injury against the Columbus Blue Jackets at the Traverse City Tournament on Monday but is expected to be OK.

Skjei, who was a first-round pick (No. 28) in the 2012 NHL Draft, was removed from the game at Centre Ice Arena as a precaution after sustaining the injury in the first period of the Rangers' 4-0 win.

Rangers prospect coach Ken Gernander, who coaches Hartford in the American Hockey League, said Skjei is probable for New York's final game of the tournament Tuesday.

Toronto Maple Leafs forward prospect Kasperi Kapanen admits he was surprised to be traded by the Pittsburgh Penguins as part of the Phil Kessel trade.

"I think it was a shock for everybody," he told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Sunday. "I didn't expect it."

Patrick Kaleta signed a one-year contract with Rochester of the American Hockey League on Saturday and will attend Buffalo Sabres training camp next week on a professional tryout contract.

Detroit Red Wings forward Johan Franzen has been cleared to participate in training camp and is expected to be ready for the season opener Oct. 9 against the Toronto Maple Leafs, general manager Ken Holland said Saturday.

"He trained hard, he pushed himself hard. He's been cleared," Holland told MLive.com.

Franzen, 35, was limited to 33 games last season because of post-concussion syndrome and other injuries but has been working out with teammates during informal skates at Joe Louis Arena.