Tag Archives: Maxim Lapierre

First look at Brad Winchester.

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

Brad Winchester was on Bob Murray’s radar last summer, but it doesn’t take an electronic device to spot the 6-foot-5, 230-pound forward. Winchester, who arrived Monday from the St. Louis Blues in exchange for a third-round 2012 draft pick, projects … Continue reading →

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Ducks send Lapierre to Vancouver. Update.

Posted on February 28, 2011 by J.P. Hoornstra

Maxim Lapierre has been dealt to the Vancouver Canucks for minor-league center Joel Perrault and a third-round draft pick in 2012. Update: The Ducks have confirmed the deal and will also send AHL center MacGregor Sharp to Vancouver. Lapierre started … Continue reading →

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Ducks 4, Vancouver 3.

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

Ryan Getzlaf and the Ducks didn’t ease into anything in Vancouver. The captain played 21:45 in his first game since Dec. 28, and the Ducks used a big lead to help hold off the Canucks. Getzlaf’s only point was this … Continue reading →

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Maxim Lapierre, Bob Murray comments on Ray Emery.

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

This isn’t the only demerit in the Ray Emery file, but it’s among the most relevant to the Ducks: That incident took place Feb. 10, 2007, almost four years to the day before Emery is set to join the Ducks … Continue reading →

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The skinny on Ray Emery.

Posted on February 3, 2011 by J.P. Hoornstra

Ray Emery’s agent confirmed that the Ducks are one of “three or four” teams with interest in the goaltender, who is attempting to come back from a potentially career-threatening hip injury. “I’ve had really good discussions with the Ducks,” J.P. … Continue reading →

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San Jose 4, Ducks 3.

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

The first 11 minutes, 15 seconds of hockey at Honda Center rendered the next 48:45 moot. Almost. At least, it made for fairly easy writing on deadline. Seeing Jonas Hiller allow three goals in that early span, before heading to … Continue reading →

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Nashville 4, Ducks 1.

Posted on January 5, 2011 by J.P. Hoornstra

With 52 seconds left in the game and a puck having just crossed into an empty Ducks net, Corey Perry slammed his stick over his own goal frame, the logical reaction to a typical Nashville Predators victory. Wednesday’s was one … Continue reading →

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Getzlaf out 4-6 weeks.

Posted on January 5, 2011 by J.P. Hoornstra

Ryan Getzlaf will miss four to six weeks, but won’t need surgery to repair the non-displaced nasal sinus fractures he suffered Dec. 28. That was the timetable put forth after Getzlaf had a CT scan performed this week. It came … Continue reading →

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Sexton up, Lapierre receives his passport, etc.

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

Updating an earlier item, the Ducks officially announced that Dan Sexton has been recalled from AHL affiliate Syracuse. Sexton hasn’t been with the Ducks since Dec. 18. In the meantime, he’s scored four goals and nine points in eight AHL … Continue reading →

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Ducks 2, Chicago 1.

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

Jonas Hiller admitted to getting a little lucky at the end. “Oh yeah, definitely,” Hiller said after a memorable 39-save performance, including a perfect 19-save third period. Jack Skille and Viktor Stalberg did their best to thwart perfection, but were … Continue reading →

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