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Monthly Archives: November 2007
Strange happenings at Honda Center.
Just when you thought you had the Ducks figured out, a 6-5 overtime loss to the Coyotes at home.
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Randy Carlyle on the Phoenix Coyotes
Emptying out the notebook from today’s practice …
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Subtle irony at the Honda Center.
Last Thursday there was a video tribute on the Honda Center bigscreen to Jacques Plante, the legendary goalkeeper of the 1960′s and 70′s who pioneered the use of a goalie’s mask and was the first to roam out of the … Continue reading
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Baby steps.
Saturday’s win over the Phoenix Coyotes (on the road!) was a game the Ducks should have won. Breaking the power-play slump and getting into a bunch of fights were mere bonuses.
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On sellouts, Mathieu Schneider, and a gutsy call.
The Ducks recorded their 41st consecutive sellout at Honda Center on Thursday night. But I swear the place was 90 percent full. Entire rows were missing. Maybe they bought their tickets before Halloween and still had a stomachache from eating … Continue reading
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