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# Nat Player Pos S/G Age Acquired Birthplace Contract
8 Canada ! Brenner, TylerTyler Brenner 7.0 !RW R 24 2012 Linwood, Ontario Maple Leafs
12 Canada ! Button, RyanRyan Button 2.0 !D L 21 2011 Edmonton, Alberta Boston
3 Canada ! Cantin, MarcMarc Cantin 2.0 !D L 22 2011 Omemee, Ontario Boston
17 Canada ! Caruana, MattMatt Caruana 4.0 !C R 27 2010 Orono, Ontario Marlies
16 United States ! Cruthers, RyanRyan Cruthers (C) 4.0 !C R 28 2009 Farmingdale, New York Royals
6 United States ! Haines, CaseyCasey Haines 4.0 !C L 26 2010 Indiana, Pennsylvania Royals
4 Canada ! Kwiet, RobRob Kwiet 2.0 !D L 24 2009 Toronto, Ontario Royals
13 Canada ! Labelle, OlivierOlivier Labelle 7.0 !RW R 27 2009 Saint-Eustache, Quebec Royals
42 United States ! Macias, RayRay Macias 2.0 !D R 26 2011 Long Beach, California Royals
18 Canada ! Mitchell, DaleDale Mitchell 7.0 !RW R 23 2010 Etobicoke, Ontario Maple Leafs
29 United States ! Ryan, KennyKenny Ryan 7.0 !RW R 21 2012 Franklin, Michigan Maple Leafs
33 Finland ! Rynnas, JussiJussi Rynnas 1.0 !G L 25 2012 Pori, Finland Maple Leafs
18 Canada ! Scrymgeour, JohnJohn Scrymgeour 3.0 !F L 26 2010 Pickering, Ontario Royals
11 Canada ! Sheen, EverettEverett Sheen 6.0 !LW L 25 2011 Lethbridge, Alberta Royals
1 Canada ! St. Laurent, KarelKarel St. Laurent 1.0 !G L 21 2011 Sainte-Catherine, Quebec Providence
7 United States ! Urban, DennyDenny Urban 2.0 !D R 24 2011 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Royals

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