Training camp `groups'
If you're headed to El Segundo to check out the first couple days of training camp, note that the Kings will be skating in ``groups for the first couple days. Here's the breakdown of who is skating in which group:
GROUP A
Goalies
32-Jonathan Quick
75-Jean-Francois Berube
Defensemen
3-Jack Johnson
7-Rob Scuderi
37-Thomas Hickey
78-Drew Bagnall
79-Colten Teubert
Centers
5-Peter Harrold
11-Anze Kopitar
47-Corey Elkins
55-Brayden Schenn
Wingers
14-Justin Williams
33-Kevin Westgarth
49-Brandon Segal
51-Brandon Kozun
56-Richard Clune
57-Linden Vey
60-Tyler Maxwell
64-Kyle Clifford
94-Ryan Smyth
GROUP B
Goalies
36-Jeff Zatkoff
45-Jonathan Bernier
Defensemen
3-Matt Greene
43-Joe Piskula
44-Davis Drewiske
76-Viatcheslav Voynov
81-Andrew Campbell
83-Milan Doczy
Centers
9-Oscar Moller
28-Jarret Stoll
62-Justin Azevedo
70-Michael Pelech
Wingers
13-John Zeiler
23-Dustin Brown
41-Raitis Ivanans
50-Bud Holloway
54-Teddy Purcell
74-Dwight King
82-Geordie Wudrick
85-Geoff Walker
GROUP C
Goalies
31-Erik Ersberg
65-Martin Jones
Defensemen
6-Sean O'Donnell
8-Drew Doughty
53-Alec Martinez
59-Patrick Mullen
73-Radko Gudas
80-Nicolas Deslauriers
Centers
26-Michal Handzus
48-Andrei Loktionov
52-Gabe Gauthier
67-Marc-Andre Cliche
Wingers
15-Brad Richardson
17-Wayne Simmonds
24-Alexander Frolov
58-David Meckler
61-Trevor Lewis
63-Scott Parse
71-Jordan Nolan
77-Dennis McCauley
84-Juraj Mikus
The training-camp schedule can be found here:

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Maybe I'm reading too much into this or I'm seeing what I want to see, but at this point it looks like one could infer that TM wants to put Kopi with Williams and Smyth. Coaches often put lines together from day 1 of training camp, and there are no other wingers in Kopi's group that are possible line-mates.
I don't think it coincidental either that Handzus and Simmons are together, with Frolov right there as well.
So that leaves from group B, Stoll, Brown, and...Purcell? Oh, but Stoll's hurt; so here's your chance Moller.
Ahhh, Sunday morning speculation.
Is Harrold really listed as a center??!?!
I would think Mikus and Harrold would be flipped.
Ya, Peter Harrold at center is kind of weird? Maybe he's going to be competing for the 4th line center position. I wonder what they have in mind for Trevor Lewis? 3rd line left wing or 4th line center? Hmm, this is going to be interesting. I hope Teddy steps it up too
I have no doubt in my mind that Teddy will step it up a whole hell of a lot this year. He has something to prove and I fully believe that he'll do just that this year.
What's the chances that'll he'll play a different position than right this year I wonder?
Murray said at hockey fest that he was going to start off with Smyth/Kopitar/Williams, so that's not a surprise.
Presumably, Loktionov is in Group C to see if he clicks with Frolov, Simmonds or Lewis. Still a long shot to make the team, but one of the "plot lines" definitely.
Purcell is a natural RW but can play LW (and did so, on the PP, for the Kings at least a few times). As far as stepping it up, he has to, or he's this year's Boyle.
Harrold - it's a misprint. Supposed to be a "G."
I think most of the centers of the Stoll group are there because they are potential future replacements for Stoll (e.g. Moller, Azevedo).
I'm dying to see how Clune is. Clune/Westgarth/Lewis could be feasible if Clune is up to it this year. That's better than Clune/Harrold/Westgarth, I think.