Prospects from rival teams are often seen as adversaries on the ice, but at the Columbus Blue Jackets' recent development camp, a group of young players from the Central Division took their competitive spirit off the ice and formed lasting bonds. In a heartwarming display of camaraderie, players from the Blue Jackets, Detroit Red Wings, Nashville Predators, and Chicago Blackhawks put aside their team allegiances and came together as friends. The development camp, which brings together top prospects from around the league, is a chance for young players to learn from veteran coaches and gain valuable experience, but it's also an opportunity for them to form lasting connections with their peers. As these young hockey stars continue to grow and develop, their friendships forged at the camp could be a key factor in their future success.

Development camp notebook: CBJ prospects go from foes to friends  NHL.com