Why the Ducks Are Primed for Bounce Back Season Sam Parsonson | June 11, 2019 The Anaheim Ducks won the Pacific Division five years in a row from 2013-2017. In 2018, the Ducks were swept in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs by…
NHL News & Notes: NWHL, Kempny & More Brandon Share-Cohen | April 2, 2019 In today’s News & Notes, the NWHL made waves with some major news, Michal Kempny is out for four to six month and Troy Terry has suffered a broken leg.…
Ducks Are Done, but Plenty Left to Watch For Anthony Ciardelli | March 5, 2019 For a team like the Anaheim Ducks who, along with its fans, are used to regular playoff appearances, this is going to be a tough month to stay excited. Unfortunately,…
Ducks’ Special Teams Need to Start Soaring Anthony Ciardelli | November 29, 2018 The Anaheim Ducks have been treading water with their figurative heads bobbing just above and below the playoff waterline since a few weeks into the season. If Anaheim wants to…
Ducks’ Rookies: Some Soaring, Others Learning to Fly Zach Stava | October 12, 2018 This past Monday, Oct. 8, the Anaheim Ducks celebrated their 25th anniversary playing against the Detroit Red Wings, against whom they played their opening game on that date 25 years…
Troy Terry Is Key Piece for Ducks’ Future Rachel Huston | July 7, 2018 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…
Ducks Drill Down: Terry Joins the Comeback Kids Tom Dianora | March 27, 2018 ‘Ducks Drill Down’ is a regular, ~weekly column that recaps the latest goings-on with the Anaheim Ducks. From a standings standpoint—and that’s all that really matters for the Anaheim Ducks…
USA Hockey Continues Prep for 2018 Olympics Geoff Nichols | September 29, 2017 The regular season in the Canadian Hockey League’s three leagues got underway this past weekend. The NHL preseason is in full swing and nearing its culmination. AHL training camps started…
Gold Medal Game Decided by Shootout Marcy Di Michele | January 6, 2017 The better team doesn’t always prevail in a one-game, winner-take-all affair, especially when that game isn’t decided by actually playing hockey. Such was the case for Team Canada, who was…
7 Standouts From World Juniors Semifinals Dustin Nelson | January 5, 2017 The 2017 World Junior Championship, with its Finnish disaster and potential for Canada to continue its dominance on home ice, is almost at an end. Wednesday’s semifinals carried loads of…
Instant Classic Between the USA and Russia Marcy Di Michele | January 4, 2017 The Americans record against Russia in the knock-out round was 0-7 going into their semifinal match-up. The US was also facing the daunting task of beating the same team twice…