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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Who does your favorite Duck like in the Super Bowl?
One question: Who do you like in the Super Bowl?
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Ducks 4, Avalanche 3.
After gaining the official “Mr. Duck” title early, Teemu Selanne scored the game-winner late on – get this – an even-strength goal. Selanne hadn’t scored an even-strength goal since Oct. 14 against the Kings, before cramming the puck past Avs … Continue reading
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Call him ‘Mr. Duck.’
Teemu Selanne is playing for the Ducks right now against the Colorado Avalanche, thus making it official: He has passed Steve Rucchin for most games played for the Anaheim (617) franchise. Selanne also is the Ducks’ career leader in goals … Continue reading
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Carlyle, Ebbett on second-line shuffle.
Remember Brandon Bochenski? He was the second-line forward briefly employed by the Ducks last season before Teemu Selanne un-retired and took his place in the lineup for the remainder of the year. Bochenski was dealt last Feb. 26 to the … Continue reading
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Marchant likely back next week.
Forward Todd Marchant will see a hand specialist to have a pin removed from his left little finger Monday, and hopes to play shortly thereafter. “Keep your fingers crossed,” he said, noting the irony, after Friday’s practice. “I’m able to … Continue reading
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Teemu says he wasn’t rushed back.
Teemu Selanne admitted that he wasn’t at 100 percent when he returned to the lineup Wednesday night against Chicago after missing about a month with a lacerated quadriceps tendon. Which begs the question, if the Ducks’ playoff hopes weren’t so … Continue reading
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Jiggy talks about his struggles.
Watching Jean-Sebastien Giguere surrender goals in practice isn’t painful; these things happen and besides, it’s just practice. Watching Giguere react to each goal he allowed this morning was like pulling teeth. “I don’t like having pucks in my net. I … Continue reading
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Parros is coming back, back, back. Updated w/quotes.
The Ducks and enforcer George Parros agreed today to a three-year contract extension worth $875,000 per year. Parros gets a raise of $325,000, and his status as a fan favorite makes him worth arguably more to the franchise. It’s helped … Continue reading
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Ducks postgame quotes.
Travis Moen We came out and knew what we had to do, throw lots of rubber at the goalie, get in front of him and try to screen him. We just needed a few more bounces. I thought we worked … Continue reading
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‘Hawks 3, Ducks 2.
Another to throw into the shoulda-would-coulda pile; a narrow loss that could have gone either way but didn’t. The Ducks never led, and if you believe in momentum you can take solace that the Ducks at least had that on … Continue reading
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