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Tag Archives: Maxime Macenauer
Updates on Foster, Ryan, Macenauer; plan for tomorrow.
Kurtis Foster will have a procedure later today at UCI Medical Center to remove a piece of wire from his left thigh, the Ducks announced Monday, and the defenseman is expected to miss 2-4 weeks. Foster hasn’t been taking part … Continue reading
Green, Macenauer to AHL; opening-day roster takes shape.
Josh Green and Maxime Macenauer were assigned to AHL affiliate Syracuse on Monday, making them the final cuts of training camp. The Ducks have 26 players on their roster, but three (Toni Lydman, Joffrey Lupul, Jason Jaffray) are expected to … Continue reading
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Tagged Dan Sexton, Jason Jaffray, Joffrey Lupul, Josh Green, Maxime Macenauer, Toni Lydman, Troy Bodie
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Who’s the surprise of training camp?
Hardly anyone expected Maxime Macenauer to still be in Anaheim. A third-round draft pick in 2007 (an otherwise poor class for the Ducks), Macenauer turned pro last season and spent the entire year in Bakersfield. He missed 26 games early … Continue reading
News and notes from practice.
Without Sunday’s cuts (Trevor Smith, MacGregor Sharp, Timo Pielmeier, Jake Newton, Stephane Veilleux), the light at the end of the tunnel that is opening night was visible at today’s practice (a long one, following a day off Sunday). The forward … Continue reading
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Tagged Cam Fowler, Danny Syvret, Maxime Macenauer, Randy Carlyle, Stephane Vellieux, Toni Lydman, Trevor Smith
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More notes from Day 3.
A few notes from Day 3 of camp, easily the most interesting of the three days so far: The politically correct locker-room term is “chippiness.” Call it what you will – 6-foot-6 defenseman Andy Sutton had to be separated from … Continue reading
Ducks 4, Vancouver 2.
The Ducks went out winners at the Young Stars tournament in Penticton, B.C., topping the Vancouver Canucks’ rookies 4-2. After two straight losses in which they were outmuscled for net position and looked lost on special teams, the kids turned … Continue reading
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
Another Ducks prospect promoted to AHL.
Defenseman John de Gray was loaned by the Bakersfield Condors to the Rochester Americans of the American Hockey League today. De Gray had five goals and 11 points in his first 26 games in Bakersfield this season. The 6-foot-4, 209-pound … Continue reading