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Tag Archives: San Jose Sharks
Ducks 6, San Jose 2.
The only thing clinched at Honda Center on Wednesday was Corey Perry’s Hart Trophy bid. But we’ll get to that in a minute. The Ducks’ surprisingly lopsided win over the Sharks did not ensure a playoff berth but was still … Continue reading
Posted in Anaheim Ducks/NHL
Tagged Corey Perry, Lubomir Visnovsky, Ryan Getzlaf, San Jose Sharks, Steven Stamkos, Teemu Selanne
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San Jose 4, Ducks 3.
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
Ducks 1, Sharks 0.
They were exhorting Bobby Ryan to shoot from every section of Honda Center except for two – sections 408 and 409, which were occupied by enough teal-clad Sharks fans to have filled six buses on a round-trip tour to and … Continue reading
Posted in Anaheim Ducks/NHL
Tagged Bobby Ryan, Brandon McMillan, Joe Thornton, Joffrey Lupul, Jonas Hiller, Saku Koivu, San Jose Sharks
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Scouting the Sharks.
The Sharks and Ducks meet Sunday for the third time this season, under circumstances very different from any this season or last. Anaheim has gone 4-1 in its last five games to pull season-high four games over .500. San Jose … Continue reading
Posted in Anaheim Ducks/NHL
Tagged Bobby Ryan, Joe Thornton, Rob Blake, Ryan Getzlaf, Saku Koivu, San Jose Sharks, Scott Niedermayer, Todd Marchant
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Ducks 3, San Jose 2, OT.
Saku Koivu’s faceoff win led to a Lubomir Visnovsky goal with 32.6 seconds left in overtime, lifting the Ducks to their fourth straight win. Jason Blake and Corey Perry also scored for the Ducks, who were outshot 41-20 and leaned … Continue reading
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Tagged Corey Perry, Jason Blake, Jonas Hiller, Lubomir Visnovsky, Saku Koivu, San Jose Sharks, Toni Lydman
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San Jose 5, Ducks 2.
It was a recipe for disaster. Their second game in as many nights, facing a much better opponent than the first – on the road, no less – and the Ducks the followed the recipe. The Sharks broke out to … Continue reading
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Tagged Cam Fowler, Corey Perry, Curtis McElhinney, Randy Carlyle, Ryan Getzlaf, San Jose Sharks
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Ducks 5, San Jose 2.
Ryan Getzlaf had a goal and an assist as the Ducks skated to a 5-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks at Honda Center for their first win of the preseason. Skating a more veteran lineup than in Tuesday’s … Continue reading
Tonight’s Ducks, Sharks lineups.
Between the Ducks’ morning skate and the media Game Notes, here’s how it looks like the forwards will skate against the Sharks: Beleskey-Getzlaf-Perry Blake-Macenauer-Sexton Bordson-Chipchura-Bodie Veilleux-Bonino-Parros Aaron Voros was also at the morning skate but wasn’t listed in the game notes. … Continue reading
Phoenix 4, Ducks 1.
Bobby Ryan took his first turn at center this preseason, and Emerson Etem and Cam Fowler made their debuts against NHL competition — which might be the main reasons for the 12,382 in attendance at Honda Center to hold on … Continue reading
Ducks 4, Chicago 2.
It may end up being a case of “too little, too late” for the Ducks, but beating the two best teams in the Western Conference in back-to-back games at least serves as a reminder of their potential. Three days after … Continue reading