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Tag Archives: Kyle Calder
Bakersfield eliminated from ECHL playoffs.
The Bakersfield Condors, the Ducks’ ECHL affiliate, saw its season come to an end Saturday with a 7-4 loss to Stockton in Game 5 of their Kelly Cup playoff series. Timo Pielmeier allowed six goals on 33 shots in the … Continue reading
Sexton, Clark, Salcido shut out in Hamilton.
Consider this a belated, Ducks-related, American Hockey League playoff update. Since the Ducks do not have an AHL affiliate this year, tracking their prospects’ postseason progress is a more haphazard endeavor than usual. Three (Dan Sexton, Brian Salcido and Mat Clark) … Continue reading
Selanne, Getzlaf ‘questionable’ for Wednesday.
The good news for the Ducks is that the injuries to Ryan Getzlaf and Teemu Selanne aren’t as serious as they could have been, considering neither was able to finish Sunday’s game against the San Jose Sharks. The bad news … Continue reading
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Tagged Chicago Blackhawks, George Parros, Kyle Calder, Ryan Getzlaf, San Jose Sharks, Teemu Selanne
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Ducks 4, St. Louis 2.
As the page turns on 2010, the Ducks have at last figured out the secret to success: Just play every game at home. A come-from-behind win over the Blues on Thursday was the Ducks’ fifth straight at Honda Center, and … Continue reading
Posted in Anaheim Ducks/NHL
Tagged Bobby Ryan, Corey Perry, Kyle Calder, Matt Beleskey, Randy Carlyle, Ryan Getzlaf, Saku Koivu, St. Louis Blues, Todd Marchant
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Calder assigned to AHL Toronto.
The Ducks have assigned left wing Kyle Calder to the Toronto Marlies of the American Hockey League. Calder was placed on waivers on Dec. 28 and was not claimed by another NHL team. The 30-year-old forward appeared in 14 contests … Continue reading
Calder clears waivers.
Kyle Calder has cleared waivers, but the Ducks have not yet indicated what they will do with the 30-year-old winger, according to the team’s Web site.
Bodie up; Calder goes on waivers.
The Ducks recalled right wing Troy Bodie from AHL Toronto on Monday after placing forward Kyle Calder on waivers. Calder has until 9 a.m. Tuesday to be claimed by another team, and can be reassigned by the Ducks if he … Continue reading
Report: Lupul out of tonight’s lineup.
Ducks radio analyst Dan Wood, writing on the team’s official Web site, reports that Joffrey Lupul won’t play tonight in Detroit: Lupul, who has scored four times during a three-game goal streak since returning from a seven-game absence caused by … Continue reading
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Tagged Detroit Red Wings, Joffrey Lupul, Kyle Calder, Randy Carlyle
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The return of Kyle Calder.
Kyle Calder had plenty to complain about. At 5 a.m. Sunday, the telephone rang in an Anchorage, Alaska hotel room, informing Calder to grab the next flight to Pittsburgh to join the Ducks for Monday night’s game against the Penguins. … Continue reading
The latest on the Ducks’ injuries, and how they’re affecting the lineup.
Petteri Nokelainen probably summed it up best. “I play with whoever they put me out to play with,” he said, “Right now it looks like we’re playing with everybody right now, especially when we’re two guys short in the middle.” … Continue reading