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Finally: Parros gets chance for 1st practice with Panthers, more than 6 months after signing

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    Florida Panthers coach Kevin Dineen speaks to reporters during the first day of the team's NHL hockey training camp in Coral Springs, Fla. Sunday, Jan. 13, 2013. (AP Photo/J Pat Carter) (The Associated Press)

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    Florida Panthers goalie Jose Theodore watches for pucks during the team's NHL hockey training camp in Coral Springs, Fla. Monday, Jan. 14, 2013. (AP Photo/J Pat Carter) (The Associated Press)

CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. – Finally, the Florida Panthers are back at work.

The Panthers opened their on-ice portion of training camp on Monday, a day later than most NHL teams did and several months later than originally planned because of the lockout.

It's an abbreviated camp, with the season starting against Carolina on Saturday night.

Panthers coach Kevin Dineen says Erik Gudbranson and Marcel Goc will not be ready for opening night because of injuries, and may miss much of the season's first week. Highly touted rookie Jonathan Huberdeau was not on the ice Monday either, though he is expected to skate on Tuesday.

Florida ended a 12-year postseason drought last year by winning the Southeast Division title.