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Report: Most game-day social media dispatches banned.

Posted on September 15, 2011 by J.P. Hoornstra

According to ESPN.com, the NHL has enacted a social media policy that will prohibit most posts by players, coaches, trainers and management on game days. Beginning at 11 a.m. on the day of a game, and ending after post-game media … Continue reading →

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Perry’s Hart Trophy highlights Ducks’ haul on awards night.

Posted on June 22, 2011 by J.P. Hoornstra

Corey Perry gave the Ducks the franchise’s first Hart Trophy on Wednesday, edging out Vancouver’s Daniel Sedin for the NHL’s most valuable player award. Perry’s 50-goal season earned him 67 first-place votes, 47 second-place votes and 1,043 points. Sedin collected … Continue reading →

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Ducks at the World Championships, Day 13.

Posted on May 11, 2011 by J.P. Hoornstra

And then there were none. Cam Fowler and Team USA had nothing for the Czech Republic in a 4-0 loss Wednesday, ending their run at the IIHF World Championships. Jaromir Jagr had a hat trick and Ondrej Pavelec made 29 … Continue reading →

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Ducks at the World Championships, Day 11. Update.

Posted on May 9, 2011 by J.P. Hoornstra

And then there was one. Among the Ducks participants, only Cam Fowler (and Team USA) gets to keep playing at the IIHF World Championships after the U.S. lost 5-3 to Luca Sbisa and Team Switzerland on Monday in Kosice. Fowler … Continue reading →

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Ducks at the World Championships, Day 9.

Posted on May 7, 2011 by J.P. Hoornstra

Cam Fowler and Team USA breathed more life into their quarterfinal aspirations Saturday in Slovakia, while Lubomir Visnovsky and the tournament hosts met a disappointing fate. Fowler finished plus-1 in 18:03 in a 3-2 win for the U.S. against France. Cristobal Huet (35 saves) made … Continue reading →

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Ducks at the World Championships, Day 8. Update.

Posted on May 6, 2011 by J.P. Hoornstra

Historically, shootouts have been a more popular means for deciding hockey games in Europe than North America. When in Slovakia … Canada beat the United States, 4-3, in qualification-round play in Kosice, getting shootout goals from Rick Nash and Jordan … Continue reading →

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Ducks at the World Championships, Day 6.

Posted on May 4, 2011 by J.P. Hoornstra

Cam Fowler scored his first goal of the IIHF World Championships as the U.S. suffered its first loss – 6-2 to Sweden – a game that is being replayed right now on Versus. Fowler tipped in a Derek Stepan shot-pass … Continue reading →

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Ducks at the World Championships, Day 4.

Posted on May 2, 2011 by J.P. Hoornstra

Cam Fowler was held scoreless by the Norwegians in a 4-2 comeback win for the United States in Kosice, Slovakia. Norway scored twice in the first period and still led 2-0 until the first of four U.S. goals at 1:16 … Continue reading →

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Ducks at the World Championships, Day 3.

Posted on May 1, 2011 by J.P. Hoornstra

Luca Sbisa was the only Duck in action Sunday in Slovakia. The Swiss defenseman didn’t figure into the scoring in a 4-1 victory over Belarus. He had an even-0 rating in 14:13 time on ice. The tournament got physical Sunday … Continue reading →

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Ducks at the World Championships, Day 2.

Posted on April 30, 2011 by J.P. Hoornstra

Only one current Ducks player took the ice Saturday in Slovakia: Cam Fowler played 14:38 and collected an assist in the United States’ 5-1 win over Austria. It was the first game of the tournament for the Americans. Swiss defenseman … Continue reading →

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