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What Montour's Contract Could Mean for Kase
July 29th, 2018 As we get deeper into the summer, NHL news slows down considerably, with the main items being the occasional announcements of new RFA contracts and arbitration proceedings. The Anaheim Ducks provided one of those news nuggets on July 24 in announcing the re-signing of 24-year-old defenseman...NHL Rumors: Montour, Panarin, Crawford, More
July 22nd, 2018 In today's rumor rundown the Anaheim Ducks and Brandon Montour have come to the consensus a long-term deal is out. As a result, the two sides are working on a bridge deal. There is some speculation an Eastern Conference team may have interest in Artemi Panarin and Chicago learns a little more about...Ducks Unveil New 'Mighty' Third Jersey
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Assessing the Ducks' Salary Cap Situation
Coming off a tumultuous season that culminated in a rough opening-round sweep against the San Jose Sharks, the Anaheim Ducks are looking to avoid an extended downward trend into non-contender status. To do that, they will need to, among other things, maintain enough salary cap flexibility to lock up their young talent while also being able to stay in play for additions that could help their team down the line via trade or free agency. With nearly $24 million per season tied up in the contracts of veterans Ryan Getzlaf, Corey Perry, and the deteriorating Ryan Kesler, the Ducks will need to carefully maneuver in order to remain a contender in the long-term. Ducks' Restricted Free Agents Right now, the Ducks have about $9.5 million in cap space, with three key restricted free agents (RFAs) still floating without contracts: Nick Ritchie, Ondrej Kase, and Brandon Montour. Montour, the slick-skating right-handed defenseman who has shown promise but needs to be more consistent, is... Ducks History
Ducks to Retire Numbers of Two Franchise Greats
Teemu Selanne's No. 8 seemed a bit lonely up in the rafters of Honda Center. There was at least one number that clearly belonged next to that of the great Finnish Flash. On Monday, the Anaheim Ducks announced that they will (finally) make good on that and another player's number. The organization announced that Paul Kariya's No. 9 and Scott Niedermayer's No. 27 will be retired during the 2018-19 season—specifically, on Oct. 21 and Feb. 17, respectively—forever enshrining the two great Ducks players as cornerstones in the franchise's history. https://twitter.com/AnaheimDucks/status/1016402101339996160 Kariya Finally Joins Selanne Perhaps the main reason for the slight delay in the Ducks retiring Kariya's number had something to do with some potential lingering hard feelings over his departure from the club in 2003, and/or his frustration with the game's perceived inadequate actions when it comes to preventing and punishing hits to the head. In any event, Kariya's... Ducks Prospects
Troy Terry Is Key Piece for Ducks' Future
It's been over four months since Troy Terry skated in PyeongChang as a member of the men's Olympic ice hockey team, more than 14 months since he became a national champion and about 17 months since he went five-hole at the 2017 WJC (multiple times) and won gold. For being just 20 years old, Terry has more accomplishments on his resume than most players his age. Something he does lack though is games in the NHL. After losing to Ohio State in the regionals of the 2018 Frozen Four tournament with his defending champion Denver Pioneers, Terry signed an entry-level deal with the Anaheim Ducks. He only saw two regular-season games and watched a dismal sweeping of the Ducks from the press box in the playoffs. If anything's for sure, though, he should have a spot on the roster for the 2018-19 season. Who is Troy Terry? Troy Terry, for many, was known as a fifth-round pick and not much else, unfortunately. As one of the leaner, 'undersized' players on most of the rosters he's played on,... Ducks Transactions
Ducks Sign Luke Schenn, Gibbons, Rowney & Others
The Anaheim Ducks have been relatively quiet in terms of the magnitude of their free-agent signings since the July 1 free-agent frenzy period began, but they have added a number of new faces to the organization. These transactions are altogether minor in nature, as general manager Bob Murray's goal seems to be to not overspend and over-commit, and instead address the club's depth via low-risk signings. Across July 1 and July 2, the Ducks agreed to terms with defenseman Luke Schenn, forward Brian Gibbons, forward Carter Rowney, forward Anton Rodin, forward Ben Street, and goaltender Jared Coreau. Ducks Sign Luke Schenn The Ducks need some depth for their bottom defense pair, and while they could have rolled the dice with their promising youngsters and given their needed youth/speed movement a necessary injection, Murray instead decided to add Schenn, who was the fifth overall pick (by the Toronto Maple Leafs) in the 2008 NHL Draft but has never really lived up to that billing. The...Ducks Archives
Anaheim Ducks Logo History
Despite only being around for 24 years, the Anaheim Ducks sure do like taking walks down memory lane. After he previously spent parts of six seasons with the team, the then-Mighty Ducks brought back Teemu Selanne for the 2005-06 season (and the eight that followed), four years after shipping him... April 8th, 2018Anaheim Ducks Primer for 2017-18
If you're looking for a team that accepts bandwagon fans with open arms, look no further than the Anaheim Ducks. Although blessed with recent postseason (and regular season) success, the Ducks are still a very small hockey market with a fan base that struggles to fill the stadium. Against more... August 22nd, 2017The 5 Best Trades in Anaheim Ducks History
Originally published in Sept. 2013, a look back at some great trades for the Anaheim Ducks. In the first years of the Ducks' existence, the team struggled to compete with a cast of players from the expansion draft. While solid drafting and player development played a big part in the... July 23rd, 2017