Anjul Virk, Ducks Correspondent
It was interesting to see what happened in last night’s game between Chicago and Anaheim because of various events. The Ducks won 4-2 to keep their slim playoff hopes alive; Corey Crawford was in net for the Hawks and after letting in one soft goal, was pretty sharp the rest of the [...]
It’s no secret that the Anaheim Ducks are having one of their wort seasons in recent memory. For an elite team that has made consecutive playoff appearances the last four seasons, the Ducks, who are currently 10 points behind Detroit for the eighth and final playoff spot, are a long shot at making it five [...]
By Rick Gethin
After 613 games and playing for four teams in the NHL, Tyler Wright found himself back in Columbus, Ohio in July 2007 as the new Development Coach of the Blue Jackets. With not only the league getting younger, but also the club, he is an integral liason between players and coaches.
Tyler [...]
First there was the March on Atlanta, and it was good.
Dan Ellis heard the Thrashers come a’knocking and told them in no uncertain terms that they couldn’t come in. To be fair, Andropov managed to get a puck past him during second period and thus kept it from being a shutout, but just the one. [...]
The Anaheim Ducks are locked and loaded for the playoffs.
With the trade deadline now in the past, it’s safe to assume that General Manager Bob Murray has prepared the club for a playoff push with the trades that he did, and more importantly, didn’t make.
By not trading any of the veterans on the roster like [...]
After earning three points in two games against Florida and Tampa Bay, the Flames went two straight without earning a point before defeating Anaheim to head into the Olympic break with a win.
Feb. 9, At Ottawa, 2-3 loss- The Sens continued to surge behind Jason Spezza, whose game-winning goal in the second period was his [...]
Call it a quack attack.
The Anaheim Ducks are one of the few NHL teams that have such a presence at the Vancouver Olympic tournament. There are currently 7 players from the Ducks roster that are participating in the games. The trio of Ryan Getzlaf, Corey Perry and Scott Niedermayer are playing for the host country [...]
It was not long ago when the entire hockey world was split between those that thought Chris Pronger would become an absolute force on the Flyers’ blueline and those who thought the organization overpaid for an older, over-the-hill sloth of a defenseman. More controversy followed when Flyers’ GM Paul Holmgren locked the future Hall-of-Famer up until the age of 42.
Brendan Burke, the 21-year old son of Toronto Maple Leafs GM Brian Burke, was killed in a car accident earlier today (Friday, February 5th).
Sunday, January 31st 2010 will turn out to be a day that most Toronto Maple Leaf fans will not forget anytime soon. After a miserable loss the previous evening, one that saw them blow a 3-0 lead after one to get trounced 5-3 by the Vancouver Canucks, Leafs GM pulled the trigger on two deals that will undoubtedly make a huge impact on the team both now and in the years to come. Although these deals were obviously in place before Saturday’s shellacking, it is easy to see how a loss like this could only serve to show the immediacy in which these deals were necessary.
