Recently in General Category
If anyone experienced any problems leaving comments here recently, I've been told the problem has been fixed. Comment away!
Defenseman Stefan Warg, a fifth-round draft pick by the Ducks in 2008, has signed with the Örebro Vipers of HockeyAllsvenskan, the second-highest league in Sweden. Warg is a native of Stockholm.
Warg split the 2009-10 season between the Seattle Thunderbirds and the Prince Albert Raiders of the Western Hockey League, scoring 20 points, all assists, in 64 games. The 20-year-old was not tendered an entry-level contract by the Ducks, and only could have returned to the WHL as an overage player.
"We talked to his agent two weeks ago, and he asked us to give our blessing on where we wanted (Warg) to play," Ducks assistant general manager David McNab said. "We thought going back (to Sweden) would be good for him. We know he'll play more. We own his rights until June 1, then we'll make a decision."
Warg split the 2009-10 season between the Seattle Thunderbirds and the Prince Albert Raiders of the Western Hockey League, scoring 20 points, all assists, in 64 games. The 20-year-old was not tendered an entry-level contract by the Ducks, and only could have returned to the WHL as an overage player.
"We talked to his agent two weeks ago, and he asked us to give our blessing on where we wanted (Warg) to play," Ducks assistant general manager David McNab said. "We thought going back (to Sweden) would be good for him. We know he'll play more. We own his rights until June 1, then we'll make a decision."
USA Hockey is teaming up with the Ducks (and the Kings, Sharks, Ontario Reign and Stockton Thunder) to take hockey to the children of California. It's called "California Hockey Day," and it's free to participate. Some equipment will be provided, if needed.
Check out usahockey.com for a list of participating rinks.
The answer: Toledo 13, Michigan 10.
Great column from Mitch Albom of the Detroit Free-Press about a particular Detroit Red Wings fan, who got a visit recently from Chris Osgood and the Stanley Cup at his home in ... Corona Del Mar.
Or, "I was right ... and I WAS RIGHT!!"
Continue reading Breaking news ... and MORE BREAKING NEWS!!.
I'm researching a piece on San Bernardino native Dave Stockton, currently a golfer on the Champions Tour and a Ryder Cup captain. He's more famous these days for appearing at corporate functions and instructional videos on putting.
Continue reading What $1.99 buys you nowadays..
There is a Web site that had no reason to exist before August, 2007, yet has become one of the best examples of modern democracy, and best uses for the Internet, ever.
Continue reading Marc Ecko, a John Locke for the 21st century..
AP: Belichick gets $500k fine, Patriots lose $250k, and a first-round draft pick if they make the playoffs. I am curious.
Continue reading Cheating: An update..
Everyone seems to be cheating these days. Even I feel like I'm cheating my boss somewhat when I surf the Internet for blog material in the middle of a lazy Thursday.
Continue reading On cheating, cheating, and more cheating..

J.P. Hoornstra has been covering the Anaheim Ducks since 2007. Eight months after the University of Wisconsin won its third NCAA hockey championship, he was born in a frigid Madison winter. He betrayed his blue-blooded beginnings by graduating from UCLA in 2003, and welcomes any and all dialogue on the finer points of hockey.


Recent Comments
duxfan on Ducks 3, Boston 0.: Too bad th
duxfan on Sexton, Levasseur wrap up big weekend for Syracuse.: I'm glad s
jer on Ducks 5, Florida 3.: The final
duxfan on Chicago 3, Ducks 2, OT.: Phenominal
tkecanuck341 on San Jose 5, Ducks 2.: I think
dtung on Ducks' prized pick looks ahead of his time.: Saw him ma
dtung on Ducks awarded 12th pick in entry draft.: If the Fly
JR Salazar on Canada 3, United States 2.: Down year
Michael Finewax on Komisarek out, two U.S. Olympic 'D' spots open.: Tyler Myer