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Tag Archives: Jake Gardiner
Schultz opts for the patient route.
It’s not always easy being a bona fide NHL prospect. It’s not easy when you have chosen the NCAA route over the junior route, reducing your options to the all-or-nothing proposition of staying in school or turning pro. It’s not … Continue reading
Dallas wins, playoffs at stake tomorrow, and more.
The Ducks must wait another day to clinch a playoff berth after the Dallas Stars handed the Colorado Avalanche a 4-2 loss Thursday. Aside from whether or not they will participate in the postseason, the biggest question facing the Ducks … Continue reading
Posted in Anaheim Ducks/NHL
Tagged Igor Bobkov, Jake Gardiner, Jonas Hiller, Los Angeles Kings, Peter Holland, Ray Emery, Todd Marchant
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Five things about the Joffrey Lupul-Francois Beauchemin trade.
The Ducks will be posting a complete transcript of this morning’s conference calls with Francois Beauchemin and general manager Bob Murray soon. In the meantime, here are five things you need to know: 1. Beauchemin isn’t playing tonight. He’s flying … Continue reading
Posted in Anaheim Ducks/NHL
Tagged Bob Murray, Francois Beauchemin, Jake Gardiner, Joffrey Lupul
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Ducks re-acquire Beauchemin for Lupul, Gardiner.
Defenseman Francois Beauchemin is coming back to Anaheim in a major deal announced Wednesday that will send forward Joffrey Lupul, defenseman prospect Jake Gardiner and a conditional fourth-round draft pick in 2013 to the Toronto Maple Leafs. Beauchemin, who played … Continue reading
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Tagged Francois Beauchemin, Jake Gardiner, Joffrey Lupul, Toronto Maple Leafs
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Big weekend for Gardiner, Schultz at UW.
Two of Anaheim’s 2008 draft picks had huge offensive performances for the University of Wisconsin a the College Hockey Showcase on Friday and Saturday. Defensemen Jake Gardiner and Nick Schultz, drafted 17th (first round) and 43rd (second round), respectively, combined … Continue reading
Ducks fall 8-4 to Flames’ rookies.
Playing their second game in less than 24 hours, fatigue seemed to catch up to the Ducks’ rookies in an 8-4 loss to the Calgary Flames at the Young Stars Tournament in Penticton, British Columbia. Tied at 3 midway through … Continue reading
WJC: Palmieri, Gardiner lead Team USA past McMillan, Canada.
Ducks prospects Kyle Palmieri (first round, 2009 Entry Draft) and Jake Gardiner (first round, 2008) had cause to celebrate Tuesday, when Team USA upset tournament host Canada, 6-5 in overtime at the IIHF World Junior Championships in Saskatoon. Palmieri had … Continue reading
Gardiner, Palmieri on U.S. WJC roster
A pair of recent Ducks first-round draft picks, defenseman Jake Gardiner and forward Kyle Palmieri, were chosen for the 22-man Team USA World Junior Championships roster Wednesday. Gardiner (2008) and Palmieri (2009) joinfellow Ducks prospects Brandon McMillan (Canada), Sami Vatanen … Continue reading
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Tagged Brandon McMillan, Igor Bobkov, Jake Gardiner, Kyle Palmieri, Luca Sbisa, Radoslav Illo, Sami Vatanen
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