The long wait for hockey fans is over and NHL training camps are officially under way. Evan Longoria Rays Jersey . Canadas seven NHL franchises kick off the new season with jobs and roles at stake. Get set for the start of camp as TSNs bureau reporters in each Canadian city provide an expanded depth chart as well as three important questions to be answered as the race to puck drop commences. Calgary Flames DEPTH CHART Forwards Left Wing Centre Right Wing Curtis Glencross Mikael Backlund Jiri Hudler Mason Raymond* Sean Monahan Joe Colborne Johnny Gaudreau Matt Stajan David Jones Brandon Bollig* Lance Bouma Brian McGrattan Paul Byron Markus Granlund Devin Setoguchi* David Wolf* Sam Bennett* Ben Hanowski Defence Left Right Mark Giordano T.J. Brodie (L) Kris Russell Dennis Wideman Ladislav Smid Deryk Engelland* Tyler Wotherspoon Corey Potter Patrick Sieloff Raphael Diaz Goaltenders Jonas Hiller* Karri Ramo * - new to the organization Flames three most important questions entering training camp: 1. Will 2014 Hobey Baker winner Johnny Gaudreau and fourth-overall pick Sam Bennett make the opening day lineup? 2. Who will win the battle in the crease? Will it be new arrival Jonas Hiller or Karri Ramo - who looks to build on last season? 3. Will Mikael Backlund pick up where he left off last season and emerge as the Flames No. 1 centre? Edmonton Oilers DEPTH CHART Forwards Left Wing Centre Right Wing Taylor Hall Ryan Nugent-Hopkins Jordan Eberle David Perron Leon Draisaitl* Nail Yakupov Benoit Pouliot* Boyd Gordon Teddy Purcell* Matt Hendricks Mark Arcobello Steven Pinizzotto Jesse Joensuu Anton Lander Tyler Pitlick Luke Gazdic Bogdan Yakimov Iiro Pekarinen Defence Left Right Andrew Ference Mark Fayne* Martin Marincin Jeff Petry Nikita Nikitin* Justin Schultz* Keith Aulie* Oscar Klefbom (L) Darnell Nurse Martin Gernat (L) Goaltenders Ben Scrivens Viktor Fasth * - new to the organization Oilers three most important questions entering training camp: 1. Will 2014 first-rounder Leon Draisaitl and/or 19-year-old 2013 first-rounder Darnell Nurse force their way into the opening night lineup? 2. Who - among a group of players that doesnt include a single 10-goal, single-season scorer - will be the No. 2 centre behind Ryan Nugent-Hopkins? 3. Will someone emerge as a complementary player to 2012 first-overall pick Yakupov and his all-over-the-ice style? Montreal Canadiens DEPTH CHART Forwards Left Wing Centre Right Wing Max Pacioretty David Desharnais Brendan Gallagher Rene Bourque Tomas Plekanec PA Parenteau* Brandon Prust Lars Eller Dale Weise Michael Bournival Manny Malhotra* Jiri Sekac* Travis Moen Alex Galchenyuk Sven Andrighetto Drayson Bowman* Gabriel Dumont Jacob De la Rose Defence Left Right Andrei Markov P.K. Subban Alexei Emelin Tom Gilbert* Nathan Beaulieu Mike Weaver Jarred Tinordi Greg Pateryn Francis Bouillon Davis Drewiske Goaltenders Carey Price Peter Budaj * - new to the organization Canadiens three most important questions entering training camp: 1. How will Alex Galchenyuk fare at centre and what will be the trickle-down effect if he makes the transition from the wing to the middle of the ice? 2. Are newcomers P.A. Parenteau and Jiri Sekac locks to fill the positions vacated by Brian Gionta and Thomas Vanek, or will 21-year-old Sven Andrighetto or 19-year-old Jacob De La Rose win jobs? 3. Are young, inexperienced defencemen Nathan Beaulieu, Jarred Tinordi and Greg Pateryn ready to be full-time NHLers? Ottawa Senators DEPTH CHART Forwards Left Wing Centre Right Wing Clarke MacArthur Kyle Turris Bobby Ryan Milan Michalek Mika Zibanejad Alex Chiasson* Colin Greening David Legwand* Erik Condra Mike Hoffman Zack Smith Chris Neil Matt Puempel Jean-Gabriel Pageau Mark Stone Shane Prince Derek Grant Curtis Lazar Defence Left Right Marc Methot Erik Karlsson Jared Cowen Cody Ceci Chris Phillips Patrick Wiercioch (L) Mark Borowiecki Eric Gryba Aaron Johnson* Fredrik Claesson (L) Goaltenders Craig Anderson Robin Lehner * - new to the organization Senators three most important questions entering training camp: 1. Will a fully-healthy Erik Karlsson and Bobby Ryan be able to lead the Senators offence? 2. With the loss of centre Jason Spezza, can Kyle Turris and/or 21-year-old Mika Zibanejad fill the offensive void down the middle? 3. Can 19-year-old Curtis Lazar make the team or will his spot go to another prospect with previous NHL experience? Toronto Maple Leafs DEPTH CHART Forwards Left Wing Centre Right Wing James van Riemsdyk Tyler Bozak Phil Kessel Leo Komarov* Nazem Kadri Joffrey Lupul David Booth* Mike Santorelli* David Clarkson Daniel Winnik* Peter Holland Matt Frattin* Troy Bodie Petri Kontiola* Josh Leivo Carter Ashton Trevor Smith Colton Orr Defence Left Right Dion Phaneuf Stephane Robidas* Jake Gardiner Cody Franson Morgan Rielly Roman Polak* Henrik Tallinder* Petter Granberg Stuart Percy Korbinian Holzer Andrew MacWilliam Tom Nilsson Goaltenders Jonathan Bernier James Reimer * - new to the organization Leafs three most important questions entering training camp: 1. Which of the new additions - Winnik, Frattin, Booth and Kontiola amongst others - will earn jobs in the Leafs crowded forward ranks? 2. David Clarkson is entering Year Two of his seven-year, $36.75-million contract - will he step up after struggling in Year One? 3. Who will emerge as Dion Phaneufs new defence partner if Stephane Robidas is not ready for top pairing minutes? Vancouver Canucks DEPTH CHART Forwards Left Wing Centre Right Wing Daniel Sedin Henrik Sedin Radim Vrbata* Zack Kassian Nick Bonino* Alexandre Burrows Chris Higgins Linden Vey* Jannik Hansen Tom Sestito Brad Richardson Derek Dorsett* Hunter Shinkaruk Shawn Matthias Nicklas Jensen Mike Zalewski Bo Horvat Defence Left Right Dan Hanhuis Chris Tanev Kevin Bieksa Alexander Edler Ryan Stanton Frank Corrado Luca Sbisa* Yannick Weber Peter Andersson Bobby Sanguinetti Goaltenders Ryan Miller Eddie Lack * - new to the organization Canucks three most important questions entering training camp: 1. With Ryan Kesler gone, who will step up and play behind Henrik Sedin as the Canucks second-line centre? 2. Will winger Zack Kassian finally get a top six role up front? 3. Do young Canuck prospects Hunter Shinkaruk and Bo Horvat have a shot to make the big club? Winnipeg Jets DEPTH CHART Forwards Left Wing Centre Right Wing Andrew Ladd Bryan Little Blake Wheeler Evander Kane Mark Scheifele Michael Frolik T.J. Galiardi* Mathieu Perreault* Dustin Byfuglien Chris Thorburn Jim Slater Anthony Peluso Eric Tangradi Adam Lowry Matt Halischuk Nikolaj Ehlers* Patrice Cormier Carl Klingberg Defence Left Right Tobias Enstrom Jacob Trouba Mark Stuart Zach Bogosian Grant Clitsome Paul Postma Adam Pardy Keaton Ellerby Joshua Morrissey Ben Chiarot Goaltenders Ondrej Pavelec Michael Hutchinson * - new to the organization Jets three most important questions entering training camp: 1. Will 19-year-old Josh Morrissey or 18-year-old Nik Ehlers earn roster spots for the start of the seasons? 2. 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Dirk Nowitzki scored 25 points, Shawn Marion had 22 and the Mavericks beat undermanned Philadelphia 124-112 Friday night, handing the 76ers their 10th straight loss. SEATTLE -- Seattle starter Hisashi Iwakuma added to his dominant streak against the AL Central. The All-Star right-hander struck out seven and walked none in eight innings to run his scoreless streak against division teams to 48 2-3 innings in the Mariners 1-0 win over the Kansas City Royals on Thursday night. It is the second-longest streak by any pitcher against one division dating to 1974. Orel Hershiser tossed 55 straight scoreless innings against NL West opponents in 1988. "Hes got a good two-seamer and his split was pretty much unhittable today," Kansas Citys Billy Butler said. "He was mixing a slider in there and had all three pitches working at any time. He was throwing them all for strikes." Iwakuma (2-0) scattered four singles and allowed only one baserunner to reach second in his second start of the season. Iwakuma, who began the year on the disabled list with a strained tendon on the middle finger of his pitching hand, bolsters a strong pitching staff that has helped the team win 11 times in the last 14 games since losing eight straight from April 15-22. "Hes getting better each and every time out," Mariners manager Lloyd McClendon said. "I think if you asked him, theres a lot more in there. Theres a lot of room for improvement, but that just goes to show how good he really is." Despite limiting the Mariners to just two hits and one run in six-plus innings, Danny Duffy (1-3) was the hard-luck loser for Kansas City. He has allowed two hits and a run in each of his first two starts this season after pitching out of the bullpen to begin the year. Both times he has been stuck with the loss. The Mariners pushed across the lone run in the third. Mike Zunino led off with a double for Seattles first hit and moved to third on a sacrrifice bunt. Nick Anderson Jersey. After a strikeout, Duffy intentionally walked Robinson Cano. Corey Hart followed with a run-scoring single up the middle that proved to be the difference. Seattle hitters have driven in runs three out of the six times opposing teams have intentionally walked Cano this season. "Offense didnt win the game, Kuma obviously was dominant," Hart said. "Any time a pitcher throws like that, you try to scrap any run you can get across, and one was enough. A guy throws like that, you hate to lose." Kansas City managed just four singles and advanced a runner to second base only once during the first eight innings. The Royals had their best opportunity to score in the ninth when Fernando Rodney walked two, but the closer struck out Butler and induced a game-ending groundout. Rodneys 10th save in 11 chances kept the Royals off the board for the 27th straight inning, a streak that dates to September 2013. "Our guys are grinders," McClendon said. "I think theyve proven that they know how to get back up off the mat, so to speak. This has been a tough month and a half for us in a lot of different ways, but I think when its all said and done, maybe were not as bad as people thought we were going to be." NOTES: Seattle LHP James Paxton, on the DL with a strained left lat muscle, played catch and is scheduled to throw a bullpen session Friday. ... Mariners RHP Taijuan Walker is scheduled to toss in the bullpen Sunday after playing catch on Thursday. Walker is on the 15-day DL with right shoulder inflammation. ... Royals 2B Omar Infante was not in the lineup for the second consecutive day due to back spasms. Manager Ned Yost said the team doesnt think Infante will have to go on the DL. Infante is day to day. ' ' '