Anaheim Ducks

 CA They lost their first-round series to the Anaheim Ducks four games to two in embarrassing fashion. They were shut out twice in the series, and lost the first two games of the series at home. There are many reasons why this happened to this team. ...

 CA Next, it was supposed to be another inexperienced young man, Jonas Hiller of the Anaheim Ducks. Hiller, despite zero minutes between the pipes in postseason NHL play, was still supposed to be a mighty enough Duck to elevate his team to the promised ...

 CA The old champions the Anaheim Ducks managed to take the new champions to seven games and lost by a goal in an old time classic series. There have been unexpectedly good series. Carolina and New Jersey were back and forth 'til the last two minutes where ...

 CA Detroit took care of Anaheim but it took seven games to do so. Jonas Hiller played very well in the net for the Ducks and was the main reason why the series was not over a bit sooner. Detroit played their usual game and controlled the puck, ...

 CA One thing I noticed with the Lightning is that they at least tried to present a classic NHL look and feel to their jerseys. Big stripes, contrasting shoulder yoke, and no weird angled swooshes (I'm lookin' at you, Anaheim Ducks). ...

 CA So how can the NHL improve? It's simple. First, make all goal calls eligible for review—not just goals but goals that are called off. If Detroit had lost the series to the Ducks, it would have been a travesty. In fact, it can be argued that the blown ...

 CA Chris Pronger from the Anaheim Ducks and Dion Phaneuf from the Calgary Flames. In the case of Pronger, the Flyers have had interest in the past and has tried to acquire him a few times. When he was traded from the St. Louis Blues to the Edmonton Oilers ...

 CA Ken Armer is a Community Leader for the NHL and the Dallas Stars for Bleacher Report. He also covers the Anaheim Ducks for TheHockeyWriters.com. He can be contacted at karmer@bleacherreport.com.

 CA As the Anaheim Ducks emerged as a possible opponent, thanks to jumping out to a 3-1 series lead over San Jose, Howe focused on the Ducks. He ended up attending all six of the Ducks' playoff games in California. While the Wings played the Ducks, ...

The only two teams I knew very well were the hometown boys, the Chicago Blackhawks and the Anaheim Mighty Ducks because of the three movies. Ahh the good 'ol days but I digress. Well a little less than six months ago, a good friend of mine decided that ...

Anaheim Mighty Ducks are actually the Anaheim Ducks now and they won a championship after shedding that stupid Disney owned image. I agree they were a team that should never have been but now that they changed owners, image, and logo, you can't really ...

By Josh Kyrzakos Scott Walker (CAR—RW) Bobby Ryan (ANA—RW) It would appear that general manager Brian Burke simply did not want to give the young stud a chance. Last year he played 23 games for the Ducks, got 10 points but was sent back to the Portland Pirates.

By Bobby Russell The Anaheim Ducks put together an impressive winning streak last week, but it ended this weekend. Losses to the Stars and Panthers have left the Ducks frozen at fourth in the Western Conference, as the Sharks and Red Wings continue their winning ways and the Stars inch closer to the top.

By Bobby Russell The Ducks are finally getting contributions from their scoring lines. In last night's game against the Red Wings, Teemu Selanne netted his 21st career hat-trick and Ryan Getzlaf had five assists. Both players had been struggling earlier in the year.

By Carter . 11. Washington Capitals (4-3-1, Last Week: No. 10) 26. Columbus Blue Jackets (3-5-0, Last Week: No. 20) Calgary Flames (14 spots), Colorado Avalanche (10 spots), Anaheim Ducks (10 spots) Edmonton Oilers (15 spots), Ottawa Senators (12 spots), Atlanta Thrashers (six spots)

By Miah D. Anaheim’s Kent Huskins and Ryan Getzlaf gave the Ducks their first lead very early in the game. Alex Tanguay and Saku Koivu found the net to tie the game by the end of the first. Chris Kunitz, Travis Moen, and Teemu Selanne brought the game to 6-3, before Alex Tanguay scored his second late i...

By Melissa Grissom WESTERN CONFERENCE 2. San Jose Sharks: No. 2 in the western conference, No. 1 in the Pacific Division 6. Minnesota Wild: No. 6 in the western conference, No. 3 in the Pacific Division 13. Los Angeles Kings: No. 13 in the western conference, No. 5 in the Pacific Division

By Mark Jones The Carolina Hurricanes, who were coming off a 4-3 loss to the Los Angeles Kings last Friday night, will head to Pittsburgh on Thursday. They are now tied for the division lead with the Washington Capitals (7 pts, also 3-1-1) and have a two-point lead on the Atlanta Thrashers (5 pts, 2-2-1),...

By Bobby Russell Last season, the Anaheim Ducks relied too heavily on Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry to provide scoring. This season, they are the only two players who can't seem to find the back of the net. But I am surprised to see Getzlaf, Perry, Teemu Selanne, and Brendan Morrison with only one point apiece.

By Christopher Mango All Western Conference First Team All Western Conference Second Team All Western Conference Third Team C - Joe Thornton, San Jose W - Rick Nash, Columbus W - Marian Hossa, Detroit D - Chris Pronger, Anaheim D - Sheldon Souray, Edmonton G - Roberto Luongo, Vancouver

By MJ Kasprzak On Tuesday night, the Columbus Blue Jackets came into HP Pavilion with a 1-1 record, which included an overtime road victory over the Sharks' Pacific Division rival Dallas. The Blue Jackets have undergone an overhaul in an attempt to make the playoffs for the first time in franchise histo...

By Bobby Russell After two games, the Ducks' leading goal scorers are George Parros and Ryan Carter. Their top overall scorers are Chris Pronger and Montador—who are both defensemen. Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry have been invisible. The reason? They're playing with Travis Moen.

By MJ Kasprzak Any hope of an Anaheim comeback was squelched by Devin Setoguchi, who scored a nifty backhander with his back to Jean Sebastien Giguere with 4:03 remaining. He had an incredible game on the first line, garnering a couple wonderful scoring chances including a breakaway and a fine feed behi...

By Shane House 1. Ken Holland, Detroit Red Wings 2. Kevin Lowe, Edmonton Oilers Kevin Lowe is great at drafting players, making trades and signing the proper players to fit into the Edmonton Oilers system. 3. Lou Lamoriello, New Jersey Devils 5. Doug Wilson, San Jose Sharks

By Rafal Ladysz Anaheim Ducks Atlanta Thrashers Boston Bruins Calgary Flames Colorado Avalanche Columbus Blue Jackets Dallas Stars Detroit Red Wings Florida Panthers Los Angeles Kings Minnesota Wild New Jersey Devils New York Rangers Ottawa Senators Phoenix Coyotes San Jose Sharks Vancouver Can...

By MJ Kasprzak 1. Detroit Red Wings 2. Calgary Flames 3. San Jose Sharks 5. Dallas Stars 6. Minnesota Wild 7. Anaheim Ducks 8. Colorado Avalanche 2. New York Rangers 3. Washington Capitals 4. New Jersey Devils 6. Philadelphia Flyers 7. Boston Bruins 8. Florida Panthers

By Ken Armer 1.        Detroit Red Wings 2.      San Jose Sharks 3.      Dallas Stars 5.      Calgary Flames 8.      New York Rangers 12.  Washington Capitals  14.  Colorado Avalanche  17.  Vancouver Canucks  25.  Columbus Blue Jackets  27.  Florida Panthers 28.  Atlanta Thrashers  30.  Los Angeles Kings

By Alex Chidester Here is what I'm excited to see from the Western Conference teams: Anaheim Ducks Calgary Flames Colorado Avalanche Columbus Blue Jackets Dallas Stars Detroit Red Wings Edmonton Oilers Minnesota Wild Nashville Predators Phoenix Coyotes San Jose Sharks Vancouver Canucks

By Joe MacDonald All but ignored by the other 29 NHL teams in the 2007 draft, the smallish winger exploded in 2007-08 to finish sixth in OHL scoring with 101 points (44 goals).  Atlanta Thrashers: Fantasy Prospect Report Boston Bruins: Fantasy Prospect Report Calgary Flames: Fantasy Prospect Report