Philadelphia Flyers prospect Porter Martone said his objective is to earn a spot on the NHL roster out of training camp this fall. The 18-year-old forward added that if the club deems the move unlikely, he will weigh the collegiate route with his agent. Flyers development coach Riley Armstrong praised Martone’s confidence and compared his attitude to that of Tyson Foerster when the latter played for AHL affiliate Lehigh Valley. Fellow Flyers hopeful Alex Bump echoed the ambition, telling reporters he will “absolutely” push general manager Danny Briere to include him on the opening-night roster. Armstrong said Bump’s shot gives him “a great chance” to graduate from the minors if he maintains his form through camp. Across the Hudson, New York Rangers first-round pick Gabe Perreault closed development camp with a similar vow, saying every prospect should enter camp expecting to make the team. The winger is training in Chicago alongside veterans Patrick Kane and J.T. Compher as he prepares for September.