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Ducks 2, Senators 1, SO.
With the lousy season that the Senators are having – they’re equally close to the last Eastern Conference playoff spot and the worst record in the NHL – try saying with a straight face that a shootout was a desirable … Continue reading
Posted in Anaheim Ducks/NHL
Tagged Andreas Lilja, Bobby Ryan, Cam Fowler, Corey Perry, Jonas Hiller, Luca Sbisa, Matt Beleskey, Ottawa Senators, Paul Mara
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Carolina 4, Ducks 2.
Despite the return of Teemu Selanne, the Ducks couldn’t overcome a natural hat trick by Eric Staal in the game’s first 22 minutes en route to their second straight loss. Ryan Getzlaf scored both goals for the Ducks, the latter … Continue reading
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Tagged Andreas Lilja, Andy Sutton, Paul Mara, Ryan Getzlaf, Saku Koivu, Teemu Selanne
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Ducks 2, Washington 1, OT.
The Ducks weathered a slow start in the nation’s capital en route to their third straight win, getting a goal from captain Ryan Getzlaf with 56.6 seconds left in overtime. Joffrey Lupul scored in the second period for the Ducks … Continue reading
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Tagged Joffrey Lupul, Kyle Chipchura, Paul Mara, Ryan Getzlaf, Saku Koivu, Teemu Selanne, Washington Capitals
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Vancouver 5, Ducks 4.
Curtis McElhinney’s misfortune was just the opening the Vancouver Canucks needed. In the midst of a stellar performance, McElhinney was knocked out when he was struck in the head by Christian Ehrhoff’s shot in the third period. Adding insult to … Continue reading
Ducks 5, Nashville 4.
After a back-and-forth game that saw the Ducks squander four 1-goal leads, Bobby Ryan hit Paul Mara streaking backdoor with 1.7 seconds left in the third period to secure a wild victory before 13,520 at Honda Center. It was a … Continue reading
It’s official: Fowler will remain in Anaheim.
Cam Fowler was not playing hockey when he knew he had arrived, so to speak, as a full-fledged NHL defenseman. “The last few days they told me to start moving some of my stuff into Scotty (Niedermayer)’s house and get … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Murray, Cam Fowler, Paul Mara, Randy Carlyle, Scott Niedermayer
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Ducks 3, Philadelphia 2.
On their fifth try, the Ducks won their first road game of the season – against the defending Stanley Cup runner-up, no less. Ryan Getzlaf’s second-effort goal with 1:53 remaining, jamming the puck out from between the pads of Philadelphia … Continue reading
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Tagged Jason Blake, Lubomir Visnovsky, Paul Mara, Ryan Getzlaf, Teemu Selanne, Toni Lydman
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Lilja gets his visa, Sbisa sent to Syracuse.
Defenseman Andreas Lilja has received his visa and was added to the Ducks’ active roster Saturday. To make room for the 35-year-old veteran, who signed last weekend but had his visa renewal delayed, the Ducks assigned defenseman Luca Sbisa to … Continue reading
St. Louis 5, Ducks 1.
There’s an almost endless repository of statistics that illustrate how bad the Ducks have played in their first three regular-season games. They have been outscored 13-2 and outshot 145-72. Their 43.0 faceoff percentage ranks 29th in the NHL, their 48.3 … Continue reading
Camp: Lydman out (for now); Veilleux and 18 others in. Update.
Defenseman Toni Lydman will miss the start of training camp with an acute episode of double vision. According to the team, he experienced the symptoms last week and has since undergone a battery of tests which have ruled out most … Continue reading