Two remain at NHL camps, two return and one is in limbo

• Defenseman Antoine Corbin is headed back to Kelowna after participating with the Dallas Stars at the Traverse City tournament. Corbin was given a free agent tryout by the Stars.
• Geordie Wudrick is also headed back to Kelowna after a free agent tryout with the Phoenix Coyotes. Wudrick scored twice in the Coyotes 7-1 exhibition win over his old team, the LA Kings, Wednesday night. That must have felt good.
• Evan Bloodoff is off to main camp with the Coyotes. You may remember last year he couldn't attend camp after failing a physical and then undergoing knee surgery. Bloodoff may be 20, but this is his first main camp with the team that drafted him a couple of years ago.
• Forward Brett Bulmer is headed to main camp with the Minnesota Wild. This shouldn't be a surprise considering drafted players tend to get an invite to main camp, especially if you are a second rounder.
• The Detroit Red Wings haven't released its roster for main camp, but you would think Mitchell Callahan will be there. Callahan had an uneventful tournament in Traverse City, but maybe his old feisty self will emerge at Wings main camp.