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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Ray Emery chooses Chicago.
In a move that should come as little surprise to anyone who’s followed the Ducks’ off-season goalie moves, Ray Emery will go to the Chicago Blackhawks’ training camp on a pro tryout. Ducks general manager Bob Murray did not aggressively … Continue reading
Ducks bring Mark Bell back across the pond.
If the name Mark Bell rings a bell, it might not be for hockey. Bell, who signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Ducks, has not played in the NHL since 2007-08. The 30-year-old forward has played seven NHL seasons … Continue reading
Ducks sign Cogliano to three-year, $7.17M deal.
If there was still a question as to how much the Ducks liked Andrew Cogliano when they acquired him from Edmonton, the team answered it Tuesday in the form of a three-year, $7.17 million contract. Cogliano becomes the Ducks’ sixth-highest … Continue reading
Ducks re-sign Maroon, Crunch’s second-leading scorer.
When the Ducks obtained Patrick Maroon from the Philadelphia Flyers last November, general manager Bob Murray called it a “second chance” for a player who was abruptly dismissed from the Flyers’ American Hockey League affiliate a month earlier. Maroon took … Continue reading
Ducks bring back Bonino for one year.
Nick Bonino accepted the Ducks’ qualifying offer, bringing the restricted free-agent forward back on a one-year contract that pays $693,000 in the NHL and $65,000 in the AHL. The 23-year-old center had no goals and no assists in 26 games … Continue reading
Mark Mitera goes to Montreal in minor-league swap.
The Ducks gave Mark Mitera five years. Even that wasn’t enough time to save his status as a first-round bust. Mitera’s time in the organization ended Friday, when he was shipped to the Montreal Canadiens for defenseman Mathieu Carle. Carle … Continue reading
Smaby joins Ducks.
The Ducks beefed up their blue line (or their AHL affiliate’s blue line) with the signing of Matt Smaby. The former Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman will earn $600,000 in the NHL and $105,000 in the minors. That’s a slight pay … Continue reading
Ducks trade for Cogliano, sign Drouin-Deslauriers, etc.
The Ducks took their biggest step toward addressing their biggest area of need this summer today, trading a second-round draft pick in 2013 to the Edmonton Oilers for center Andrew Cogliano. The 24-year-old has never missed a game in four … Continue reading
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Ducks sign Sexton, avoid arbitration.
Arbitration cases are always hard to predict from the outside looking in, but there were a few clues leading up to Monday’s announcement of a new two-year contract for Dan Sexton that the speedy right winger would be able to … Continue reading
Ducks re-sign McGrattan.
Brian McGrattan, who thrived as an enforcer after arriving in Syracuse in a mid-season trade, re-signed with the Ducks today on a one-year contract worth $600,000 in the NHL and $105,000 in the AHL. Much like the Ducks’ other free-agent … Continue reading