Murray: ‘These next games are huge’

Ducks general manager Bob Murray is keeping one eye on the three games that remain for his team before the NHL trade deadline: tonight in Boston, Saturday in Dallas, and next Tuesday in Chicago. His other eye is on the next three years. Either way he looked at it, Murray believed that today’s trade for Ryan Whitney made too much sense not to pull the trigger.
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Postgame coaches’ quotes.

Ducks Head Coach Randy Carlyle

Q) On Ducks Start.

A) When you go out on the road the home team is always going to have a big push. We were fortunate enough to score the first goal in the hockey game. Then we gave one up just as the power play ended. Then we were able to get through the first period and get our game back. We played a lot stronger in the last half of the game and found a way to get a couple of goals.


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Honda Center freezing prices in 2009-10. Update.

The Ducks are making plenty of sacrifices off the ice to weather the economic downturn, one that’s affected attendance not just at Honda Center but at sports venues around the country. Most of these sacrifices were invisible, up until to Monday’s announcement that prices on tickets, concessions and parking would remain frozen for the 2009-10 season.

The freeze encompasses all single-game and season tickets to Ducks home games, as well as group-ticket packages, food and beverages in the arena, and parking.
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