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Tag Archives: Vancouver Canucks
Vancouver 3, Ducks 0.
The Canucks have that look about them. Seeing as many (if not more) Canucks sweaters than Ducks sweaters in the stands at Honda Center is one thing — chalk that atmosphere up to a rare Saturday-Sunday Kings-Ducks doubleheader that allowed … Continue reading
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Tagged Andreas Lilja, Cam Fowler, Jason Blake, Ryan Getzlaf, Saku Koivu, Vancouver Canucks
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Ducks send Lapierre to Vancouver. Update.
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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Tagged Joel Perrault, MacGregor Sharp, Maxim Lapierre, Vancouver Canucks
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Ducks 4, Vancouver 3.
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
Ducks activiate Getzlaf, send Voros to Syracuse.
Aaron Voros was deemed the odd man out today when the Ducks activated captain Ryan Getzlaf from injured reserve as expected. Voros, who cleared waivers this morning, was assigned to the Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League. The 29-year-old … Continue reading
Tough week for Voros; Sexton recalled.
Kevin Bieksa did more than merely win his second-period fight with Aaron Voros on Wednesday in Vancouver. Voros sustained a broken orbital bone in the fight, putting the forward back on injured reserve after only one game back from a … Continue reading
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 4, Canucks 3.
The play of Ryan Getzlaf, Corey Perry and Bobby Ryan wasn’t the only reason the Ducks limped into their home opener Wednesday without a win to show for their first three games of the season. Still, the trio’s combined totals … Continue reading
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Tagged Bobby Ryan, Corey Perry, Ryan Getzlaf, Teemu Selanne, Vancouver Canucks
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Vancouver 4, Ducks 2.
Henrik Sedin scored late in the third period to break a 2-2 tie at Honda Center, and Ryan Kesler fired in an empty-net goal to provide the final score. Saku Koivu and Matt Beleskey scored for the Ducks, who got … Continue reading
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Tagged Jonas Hiller, Matt Beleskey, Saku Koivu, Vancouver Canucks
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Vancouver 4, Ducks 1.
Roberto Luongo was in midseason form – playoff form, at times – as the Canucks spoiled the preseason debuts of Teemu Selanne, Saku Koivu and Todd Marchant in Vancouver. Luongo’s 28-save performance handed the Ducks their second loss of the … Continue reading
Ducks home, road openers announced. Updates with preseason schedule.
The release of the full NHL schedule is 24 hours away, but the Ducks will host the Vancouver Canucks in their home opener on Wednesday, October 13 at Honda Center at 7 p.m. The Ducks will open the regular season … Continue reading