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Tag Archives: Brian Lebler
Ducks 4, Vancouver 2.
The Ducks went out winners at the Young Stars tournament in Penticton, B.C., topping the Vancouver Canucks’ rookies 4-2. After two straight losses in which they were outmuscled for net position and looked lost on special teams, the kids turned … Continue reading
Mark Holick confirmed as Syracuse Crunch coach. Update.
Confirming earlier reports, the Ducks officially named Mark Holick head coach of the Syracuse Crunch, their AHL affiliate for the upcoming season. The contract is a multi-year deal; financial terms were not disclosed. Holick said that Ducks general manager Bob … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Murray, Brian Lebler, Mark Holick, Randy Carlyle, Syracuse Crunch
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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