Andreas Thuresson and Teemu Laakso have cleared waivers and are headed to Milwaukee. Also on their way to town are Nick Spaling, Matt Halischuk, Brett Palin, Grant Lewis, Linus Klasen, Chet Pickard and Kelsey Wilson.

 

I’ve written it before and I’ll write it again: if you want to know when something happens, get on Twitter. The Tennesseean’s Josh Cooper is doing great work via Twitter. He’s constantly sending notes as to what is happening at practice and which players are being sent to Milwaukee or back to juniors. Kudos to him!

 

As of 2:00 pm Tuesday, here’s what the Admirals roster looks like:

 

Mike Bartlett

Gabriel Bourque

Kevin DeVergilio (tryout)

Ryan Flynn

Blake Geoffrion

Matt Halischuk

Dylan Hunter

Linus Klasen

Chris Mueller

Chad Painchaud (tryout)

Brett Robinson (tryout)

Mark Santorelli

Connor Shields (tryout)

Nick Spaling

Ryan Thang

Andreas Thuresson

Mark Van Guilder

Kelsey Wilson

 

R.J. Anderson (tryout)

Jon Blum

Julie Brouillette (tryout)

Wes Cunningham (tryout)

Scott Ford

Roman Josi

Teemu Laakso

Scott Lehman

Grant Lewis

Brett Palin

JC Sawyer (tryout)

Chet Pickard

Jeremy Smith

 

I’ll be at Admirals practices and will report what I see. Follow me on Twitter.

 

Moving on…

 

Here’s a list of the former Admirals still in NHL training camps: Sheldon Brookbank (Anaheim); Chris Mason & Rich Peverley (Atlanta); Wyatt Smith (Boston); Raitis Ivanans (Calgary); Ben Guite (Columbus); Brandon Segal & Karlis Skrastins (Dallas); Chris Minard (Detroit); Ryan Jones & Zack Stortini (Edmonton); Mike Santorelli & Tomas Vokoun (Florida); Greg Zanon (Minnesota); Mathieu Darche (Montreal); Mark Dekanich, Martin Erat, Cody Franson, Patric Hornqvist, Kevin Klein, David Legwand, Cal O’Reilly, Ryan Parent, Pekka Rinne, Jerred Smithson, Alex Sulzer, Ryan Suter, Jordin Tootoo, Shea Weber & Colin Wilson (Nashville); Mike McKenna (New Jersey); Mark Eaton (New York Islanders); Kimmo Timonen (Philadelphia); Vernon Fiddler & Scottie Upshall (Phoenix); Andrew Hutchinson (Pittsburgh); Scott Nichol (San Jose); Dave Scatchard (St. Louis); Chris Durno & Adam Hall (Tampa Bay); Dan Hamhuis (Vancouver) and Matt Hendricks (Washington).

 

I leave you with former Milwaukee Clarks left wing Alfred “Red” Carr. Carr scored 46 points in 39 games for the Clarks in 1948-49 and spent five games with the Toronto Maple Leafs.