Monthly Archives: April 2010

More Kyle Palmieri.

Not much new today regarding the situation of Ducks prospect Kyle Palmieri, but the St. Catherines Standard relays some interesting contents of a conversation with the father of Notre Dame teammate Riley Sheahan. Sheahan, who was arrested along with Palmieri … Continue reading

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Free-agent forward Lebler signs AHL deal.

Free-agent forward Brian Lebler became the first Syracuse Crunch player to sign with the AHL club under the affiliation agreement with the Ducks. The Ducks would like him to become more than just a trivia answer, of course. At 6-foot-3 … Continue reading

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Prospect update: Palmieri in limbo, Deschamps in title series.

The status of Ducks prospect Kyle Palmieri, who was booked Sunday for resisting arrest and minor consumption, is still in limbo. According to the South Bend Tribune, Notre Dame head coach Jeff Jackson is out of town for various meetings … Continue reading

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Ducks prospect arrested.

Ducks prospect Kyle Palmieri has been arrested in South Bend, Indiana, according to the South Bend Tribune. Citing police reports, the Tribune reports that the 19-year-old Palmieri was arrested after South Bend police officers spotted he and Notre Dame teammate Riley … Continue reading

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Brown undergoes abdominal surgery.

A team spokesperson passes along that Ducks right wing Mike Brown had surgery on Friday to repair a torn abdominal muscle, the result of “wear and tear.” The surgery was performed by Dr. William Meyers in Philadelphia. Recovery time is … Continue reading

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Bakersfield eliminated from ECHL playoffs.

The Bakersfield Condors, the Ducks’ ECHL affiliate, saw its season come to an end Saturday with a 7-4 loss to Stockton in Game 5 of their Kelly Cup playoff series. Timo Pielmeier allowed six goals on 33 shots in the … Continue reading

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Apparently, Montreal throws a better hockey parade than Anaheim.

I’ve never been to a bad parade in Anaheim, and certainly Scott Niedermayer didn’t intend to call out the Ducks’ Stanley Cup procession when interviewed by the Canadian Press today. Still, especially with the Ducks out of the playoffs this … Continue reading

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Bordson awarded by alma mater.

From the Minneapolis Star-Tribune: Junior wing Rob Bordson, who recently signed with the NHL’s Anaheim Ducks, was named the Most Improved Player. He went from zero points in 15 games as a sophomore to 12 goals and 28 assists for … Continue reading

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Bryzgalov nominated for Vezina.

Former Duck Ilya Bryzgalov, along with New Jersey’s Martin Brodeur and Buffalo’s Ryan Miller, is a finalist for the Vezina Trophy. In his second season as the Coyotes’ starter, Bryzgalov was second in the league in shutouts (8), third in … Continue reading

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Perry chosen to compete at World Championships.

Ducks right wing Corey Perry was among the 15 players chosen Friday to compete for Team Canada at the IIHF World Championships, which will be held May 7-23 in Cologne and Mannheim, Germany. Perry was the lone player chosen from … Continue reading

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