Posts About "Shea Theodore"
Facing Off: Hot Takes to Start Season
October 5th, 2017 Drop of the puck, pitter, patter, let’s get at ’er! That’s a phrase coined by Regan Bartel, the play-by-play voice of the WHL’s Kelowna Rockets. If you’ve listened to Bartel’s call from the start of a game, any game, you’ve heard that signature line. With the puck dropping on a new NHL season last night, I’ve...
Anaheim Ducks Offseason Review
September 4th, 2017 With the month of September underway, the dog days of summer are just about over. Training camp and preseason games are a mere couple of weeks away. For Anaheim Ducks fans, the ongoing heat wave in southern California might be suggesting otherwise, but hockey is right around the corner. Now that the end of the offseason is in sight,...
Anaheim Ducks: 2017-18 Bold Predictions
September 1st, 2017 Over the next couple of months, The Hockey Writers will be releasing a series of bold predictions. Team by team, this series will take shape as we look at some of the more questionable possibilities that could come into fruition during the 2017-18 season. Coming off a season where a berth in the Stanley Cup Final was within reach, the...
Expansion Draft a Mixed Bag for Ducks
June 22nd, 2017 After not buying out defenseman Kevin Bieksa or even asking him to waive his no-movement clause (NMC), the Anaheim Ducks had put themselves in a suboptimal position prior to the expansion draft for the Vegas Golden Knights. As the Ducks submitted their list of protected players a few days before the expansion draft, reports surfaced...
Ducks vs Oilers: Was Silfverberg Offside in Game 3?
May 3rd, 2017 Ryan Kesler might be a villainous player to the Edmonton Oilers, but another Anaheim Ducks forward is emerging as an unstoppable super villain. Jakob Silfverberg has exploded on the Oilers through the first three games of the series with four goals and five points. Silfverberg played a crucial role in Anaheim's first win of the series...Record High OT Periods Caused by Defensemen
April 23rd, 2017 For every team contending in this year’s Stanley Cup playoffs, Game 4 was the only game to see no overtime from any team. Although no games had gone into the fourth period during these two days, this year's postseason has seen an abundance of overtime already. By the time Game 5 was over last year, only six games had gone into...
