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Tag Archives: Evgeny Artyukhin
Ducks at the World Championships, Day 2.
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
Ducks recall Oystrick.
Defenseman Nathan Oystrick has been recalled from the American Hockey League’s Chicago Wolves. The 27-year-old has appeared in 53 career NHL games but none for the Ducks since he was acquired from the Atlanta Thrashers for Evgeny Artyukhin on March 1. The 6-foot, … Continue reading
Ducks deal Artyukhin to Atlanta.
The Evgeny Artyukhin experiment is over. The Ducks have traded the hard-hitting, lightning-quick forward to the Atlanta Thrashers for minor-league defenseman Nathan Oystrick and a conditional 2011 draft pick.
Ducks 5, Buffalo 4.
The Ducks set a record for the fastest four goals to start a game in franchise history — then had to hang on for dear life after Ryan Miller replaced Patrick Lalime in goal for Buffalo.
Posted in Anaheim Ducks/NHL
Tagged Bobby Ryan, Buffalo Sabres, Corey Perry, Evgeny Artyukhin, Mike Brown, Randy Carlyle, Ryan Getzlaf, Troy Bodie
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Bodie, Arty leave their marks.
Troy Bodie and Evgeny Artyukhin are a couple of 6-foot-4 heavyweights, standing on the far opposite end of the hockey spectrum of the slick-skating Finns Teemu Selanne and Saku Koivu. But with Selanne and Koivu injured, Artyukhin and Bodie filled … Continue reading
Ducks 5, Calgary 4.
Undeterred by injuries and a 4-0 loss in their last outing, the Ducks treated 16,153 at Honda Center to two fights and three goals — and that was just in the first period. After letting the Calgary Flames re-take the … Continue reading
Posted in Anaheim Ducks/NHL
Tagged Bobby Ryan, Corey Perry, Dan Sexton, Evgeny Artyukhin, Jonas Hiller, Troy Bodie
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Chicago 5, Ducks 2.
The Ducks had to do all the little things — and all the big things — to defeat the Chicago Blackhawks, owners of the Western Conference’s best record, on the road Sunday. After hanging on for 26 scoreless minutes, both … Continue reading
Nashville 3, Ducks 1.
Two Predators goals in the final 10 minutes doomed the Ducks, who played without Ryan Getzlaf for the third straight game, and lost their second in a row. Mike Brown scored the lone goal for the Ducks at 7:45 of … Continue reading
Minutes from Tuesday’s meeting.
On a night when Ryan Getzlaf missed his first game of the season — along with injured forwards Teemu Selanne and Joffrey Lupul — Ducks head coach Randy Carlyle had his work cut out for him Tuesday against the Minnesota … Continue reading
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Tagged Bobby Ryan, Corey Perry, Dan Sexton, Evgeny Artyukhin, James Wisniewski, Joffrey Lupul, Kyle Chipchura, Matt Beleskey, Mike Brown, Minnesota Wild, Petteri Nokelainen, Randy Carlyle, Ryan Carter, Ryan Whitney, Saku Koivu, Scott Niedermayer, Sheldon Brookbank, Todd Marchant, Troy Bodie
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Russian Olympic roster announced; no Artyukhin.
Ducks forward Evgeny Artyukhin was not among the 14 Russian players in the NHL chosen for the country’s Olympic roster, announced Friday. The NHL forwards chosen ahead of Artyukhin include Evgeni Malkin, Alex Ovechkin, Ilya Kovalchuk, Pavel Datsyuk, Alexander Semin … Continue reading