Anaheim Ducks

Ducks Snap Losing Streak

The Ducks stepped onto to the ice on Sunday evening having lost five games in a row, but managed the turn things around with a strong performance, defeating the Sharks 4-2.  It was their first victory over San Jose this season.

Ducks Back to Winning Ways

The Ducks have been flat since the Olympic break, an emotional high that Coach Carlyle said after Sunday's game could not be duplicated, and may have cost his team some momentum.  Faced with the challenge of tough San Jose, though, they turned it up a level and came up with a big win.

What Makes Us a Team

The code is too complicated, and the league won't police cheap shots. So it needs to be simple: teams need to take things into their own fists to keep guys like Matt Cooke from working their evil.

Predators One-Up Ducks in Anaheim

After losing four straight games, the Anaheim Ducks took to the ice on Friday looking for their first win since the Olympic break. Could the Ducks get their post-Olympics win?

Ducks Snap Losing Streak

Ducks Back to Winning Ways

What Makes Us a Team

Predators One-Up Ducks in Anaheim

  • Weber, Preds Defeat Ducks

    The Nashville Predators came back from Thursday's debacle in San Jose to defeat the slumping Anaheim Ducks 1-0 at the Honda Center, improving their all-time record there to 5-14-3. Shea Weber scored the game's only goal late in the first period.

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  • Pacific Division Notebook (03/12/2010)

    What will the final month in the National Hockey League mean to the Western Conference? There is plenty of story left to be written, plenty of playoff seeding positions remain up for grabs and so many questions left unanswered.  Anthony Curatolo's Pacific Division notebook breaks it down for you.

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  • Ducks Drop Fourth Straight

    In their second game of a seven game homestand, the Ducks lost their fourth straight game, 5-2, to the Columbus Blue Jackets in Anaheim. Jessica Simon breaks down the action...

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  • Habs Triumph Over Ducks

    After losing their first two games post-Olympic break, the Anaheim Ducks began a seven-game home stand on Sunday night against the Montreal Canadiens. However, despite having a 3-0 lead after the first period, the Habs would steal two points at the end in their 4-3 victory at the Honda Center.

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  • The Price is Not Wrong

    Montreal seems to be doing all it can to destroy Carey Price's confidence.  His teammates gave him no support by way of defense or backchecking against Anaheim Sunday.  The result?  He got yanked after a period.  The Habs won anyway, with Price likely wondering why nobody woke up until after he'd been replaced.

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  • Habs Leave It Late To Rob Ducks

    Montreal came from three goals down to beat The Ducks in a shootout. Tomas Plekanec scored the winner to sink The Ducks after Brian Gionta and Andrei Markov hit the target late in the third period.

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  • Pacific Division Weekly: 03/05/2010

    Three of the five teams within the Pacific division, as of today, are all locked into a race for home ice. Two teams (SJ, PHX) are the current teams that would have home ice advantage if the playoffs started tomorrow. With an average of 19 games remaining, there lies opportunity for change.

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  • Avs Snap Ducks Streak

    After making a variety of subtle moves, the Anaheim Ducks took to the ice Wednesday night looking for their 12th straight win on home ice. However, in order to do so, they would have to defeat the visiting Colorado Avalanche.

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  • Trade Deadline Blog 2010

    Join our columnists and staff writers on Deadline Day as they will share their thoughts on the days events in the 2010 Trade Deadline Blog. Coverage Begins at 12:00 Eastern Time.

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  • Crosby's Golden Moment

    Sidney Crosby’s game winning goal 7:40 into overtime gave Canada its much coveted gold medal, its second since 2002, and in one of the greatest games the Olympic stage has ever seen. 

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  • Of Course Canada Will Win Gold

    There's no question Canada will win the gold.  They've got it all--an unproven goalie, an aging captain and a home crowd whose enthusiasms are stifled by stadium music. Brian Kennedy breaks it all down...

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