CRANBERRY, Pa. -- Training camp still is in its early stages, so reading too much into any personnel move can be risky.
Coaches, after all, can deploy a player in a particular role for any number of reasons, some of which might have nothing to do with auditioning the guy for a job there during the regular season.
Nonetheless, winger Anthony Angello obviously was pleased to be included in the veteran-heavy group that went on the ice first for the Penguins' camp sessions Wednesday.
That was understandable, considering that he dressed for just 27 NHL games during his first two pro seasons.