Toews makes the team Canada Orientation Camp Roster.

Here is the roster for the team Canada orientation camp roster. Former Badger forward Danny Heatley and Former Sioux forward Jonathan Toews have made the roster.

Goaltenders

Martin Brodeur L/G 6'2" 210 05/06/72 Montreal, Que./QC New Jersey Devils (NHL)
Marc-André Fleury L/G 6'2" 180 11/28/84 Sorel, Que./QC Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL)
Roberto Luongo L/G 6'3" 205 04/04/79 Montreal, Que./QC Vancouver Canucks (NHL)
Steve Mason R/D 6'4" 212 05/29/88 Oakville, Ont. Columbus Blue Jackets (NHL)
Cam Ward L/G 6'1" 200 02/29/84 Sherwood Park, Alta./Alb. Carolina Hurricanes (NHL)

Defense

François Beauchemin L/G 6'0" 213 06/04/80 Sorel, Que./QC Anaheim Ducks (NHL)
Jay Bouwmeester L/G 6'4" 218 09/27/83 Edmonton, Alta./Alb. Calgary Flames (NHL)
Dan Boyle R/D 5'11" 190 07/12/76 Ottawa, Ont. San Jose Sharks (NHL)
Brent Burns R/D 6'5" 219 03/09/85 Ajax, Ont. Minnesota Wild (NHL)
Drew Doughty R/D 6'1" 203 08/12/89 London, Ont. Los Angeles Kings (NHL)
Mike Green R/D 6'2" 208 10/12/85 Calgary, Alta./Alb. Washington Capitals (NHL)
Dan Hamhuis L/G 6'1" 203 12/13/82 Smithers, B.C./C.-B. Nashville Predators (NHL)
Duncan Keith L/G 6'1" 194 07/16/83 Penticton, B.C./C.-B. Chicago Blackhawks (NHL)
Scott Niedermayer L/G 6'1" 200 08/31/73 Cranbrook, B.C./C.-B. Anaheim Ducks (NHL)
Dion Phaneuf L/G 6'3" 214 04/10/85 Edmonton, Alta./Alb. Calgary Flames (NHL)
Chris Pronger L/G 6'6" 213 10/10/74 Dryden, Ont. Philadelphia Flyers (NHL)
Robyn Regehr L/G 6'3" 225 04/19/80 Rosthern, Sask. Calgary Flames (NHL)
Stéphane Robidas R/D 5'11" 190 03/03/77 Sherbrooke, Que./QC Dallas Stars (NHL)
Brent Seabrook R/D 6'3" 220 04/20/85 Tsawwassen, B.C./C.-B. Chicago Blackhawks (NHL)
Marc Staal L/G 6'4" 202 01/13/87 Thunder Bay, Ont. New York Rangers (NHL)
Shea Weber R/D 6'4" 230 08/14/85 Sicamous, B.C./C.-B. Nashville Predators (NHL)

Forwards

Jeff Carter R/D 6'3" 200 01/01/85 London, Ont. Philadelphia Flyers (NHL)
Dan Cleary L/G 6'0" 210 12/18/78 Carbonear, Nfld/ T.-N.-L. Detroit Red Wings (NHL)
Sidney Crosby L/G 5'11" 200 08/07/87 Cole Harbour, N.S./N.-É. Pittsburgh (NHL)
Shane Doan R/D 6'1" 216 10/10/76 Halkirk, Alta./Alb. Phoenix Coyotes (NHL)
Simon Gagné L/G 6'0" 195 02/29/80 Ste-Foy, Que./QC Philadelphia Flyers (NHL)
Ryan Getzlaf R/D 6'4" 221 05/10/85 Regina, Sask. Anaheim Ducks (NHL)
Dany Heatley L/G 6'3" 216 01/21/81 Calgary, Alta./Alb. Ottawa Senators (NHL)
Jarome Iginla R/D 6'1" 203 07/01/77 St. Albert, Alta./Alb. Calgary Flames (NHL)
Vincent Lecavalier L/G 6'4" 215 04/21/80 Ile-Bizard, Que./QC Tampa Bay (NHL)
Milan Lucic L/G 6'3" 228 06/07/88 Vancouver, B.C./C.-B. Boston Bruins (NHL)
Patrick Marleau L/G 6'2" 220 09//15/79 Aneroid, Sask. San Jose Sharks (NHL)
Andy McDonald L/G 5'11" 183 08/25/77 Strathroy, Ont. St. Louis Blues (NHL)
Brenden Morrow L/G 5'11" 205 01/16/79 Carlyle, Sask. Dallas Stars (NHL)
Rick Nash L/G 6'4" 218 06/16/84 Brampton, Ont. Columbus Blue Jackets (NHL)
Corey Perry R/D 6'3" 209 03/16/85 Peterborough, Ont. Anaheim Ducks (NHL)
Michael Richards L/G 5'11" 195 02/11/85 Kenora, Ont. Philadelphia Flyers (NHL)
Derek Roy L/G 5'9" 188 05/04/83 Rockland, Ont. Buffalo Sabres (NHL)
Joe Sakic L/G 5'11" 195 07/07/69 Burnaby, B.C./C.-B. Colorado Avalanche (NHL)
Patrick Sharp R/D 6'1" 197 12/27/81 Thunder Bay, Ont. Chicago Blackhawks (NHL)
Ryan Smyth L/G 6'1" 190 02/21/76 Banff, Alta./Alb. Colorado Avalanche (NHL)
Martin St. Louis L/G 5'9" 177 06/18/75 Laval, Que./QC Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL)
Eric Staal L/G 6'4" 205 10/29/84 Thunder Bay, Ont. Carolina Hurricanes (NHL)
Jordan Staal L/G 6'4" 215 09/10/88 Thunder Bay, Ont. Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL)
Joe Thornton L/G 6'4" 235 07/02/79 St. Thomas, Ont. San Jose Sharks (NHL)
Jonathan Toews L/G 6'2" 209 04/29/88 Winnipeg, Man. Chicago Blackhawks (NHL)

More on Heatly to the Wild.

I dunno? I think Heatley could replace the offensive void that Gaborik will leave when he signs a free agent deal somewhere else. With Heatley asking for a trade from his second team he comes off as being a spoiled prima donna that gave up on his team mates for a second time because it wasn't going his way in Ottawa. On the other hand, I would be for any deal that ships first round bust James Sheppard out of town. I have seen nothing from him that leads me to believe that he was worthy of a first round draft choice.

As soon as Heatley’s trade demand went public, it likely weakened the Senators’ ability to get maximum return.

“This is going to be a tough deal for the Senators to make,” a league executive said yesterday. “Dany Heatley is a good player, but he’s not a great player and he’s certainly created a lot of questions about his character because this is the second time in his career he has asked for a trade.”

Sources say the Kings, Minnesota Wild, St. Louis Blues, Edmonton Oilers and Canucks are the most interested teams. The Wild, Oilers and Canucks weren’t on Heatley’s list, but he might be willing to be flexible to get out of Ottawa.

“The issue is you’re not going to get back as good a player as Heatley,” said the executive. “This deal isn’t easy to sell because the player wants out and Bryan Murray is going to have a tough time telling people that his team has improved (after a trade).”

The Kings would like to move winger Alexander Frolov and defenceman Jack Johnson, but the Senators have concerns with both players. Johnson has fired his agent and there is talk he is seeking $5.5 million per season on a long-term deal, while Frolov may not fit into the Senators’ system. The Kings might be willing to offer centre Jarret Stoll, who is scheduled to make $3.6 million next season. Stoll had 18 goals and 23 assists in 74 games last year.

Wild GM Chuck Fletcher, who just took over from the fired Doug Risebrough, has a close relationship with Murray. They have talked about Heatley. It’s believed the Wild could offer centre James Sheppard, defenceman Tyler Cuma or winger Cal Clutterbuck. Minnesota is also trying to move defenceman Marek Zidlicky, centre Eric Belanger and winger Derek Boogaard.

The executive noted not many teams have the ability to make the deal for Heatley and plenty of GMs are probably just “kicking tires” with Murray to see if they can get Heatley for nothing.

“There are so many teams that are up against it and they can’t afford to take on the $7.5 million per season on that contract,” said the executive. “The issue for the Senators is 50-goal scorers don’t come along very often and if you’ve got one, you want to keep him.” [ottawasun.com]