Marek Svatos has been released from his tryout with the Florida Panthers. He wasn't able to make the cut after joining the team at training camp. Svatos hasn't played in the NHL since the 2010-11 campaign when he shared time between Nashville and Ottawa.

Marek Svatos has confirmed that he will take part in the Florida Panthers training camp. Svatos will try to make the team after skipping the entire 2011-12 campaign. "I've struggled in the past with some injuries and that's why I took last year off," said Svatos. "I'm glad I'm here and I'm going to try my best right now. I'm healthy right now. I don't have much time to show off so it's going to be hard and physical." Even if he makes the team, Svatos shouldn't be counted on to have any fantasy value.

The Florida Panthers haven't confirmed or denied that Marek Svatos will be an attendee at training camp. Florida spokesman Justin Copertino said the team has not offered camp invitations yet, but agent Rich Evans took to Twitter on Monday and announced that Svatos would be there with the Panthers. Any announcement regarding the invite might be on hold until after the ratification process is completed and a start date for camps is set.

Marek Svatos will attend training camp with the Florida Panthers. Agent Rich Evans announced the news on his Twitter page Monday. Svatos last played in the NHL during the 2010-11 season with Ottawa when he skated in 19 games and scored five points. He sustained a concussion in his last game with the Senators on Apr. 2, 2011.