Anaheim Ducks
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Ducks to pursue top of lineup players
Anaheim Ducks general manager Pat Verbeek says that his team will pursue right-handed shooting players this off-season–both top-six forwards and top-four defensemen. There are plenty of options for him to choose from on the UFA market: Sam Reinhart, Jonathan Marchessault, Tyler Toffoli up front and Chris Tanev, Brett Pesce, Sean Walker on the blueline, to… Continue reading
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Oilers to acquire Henrique and Carrick
The Edmonton Oilers are acquiring centers Adam Henrique and Sam Carrick from the Anaheim Ducks. Eric Stephens reports that the Ducks are getting the Oilers 2024 1st and a conditional 5th in 2025. Tampa Bay is retaining 25% of Henrique’s salary and will pick up a 4th round pick from Edmonton. Continue reading
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Leafs acquire Ilya Lyubushkin
The Toronto Maple Leafs have traded for Ilya Lyubushkin from the Anaheim Ducks. Carolina acquired a 6th round pick from Toronto for retaining 25% ($687,500) of Lyubshkin’s contract. Continue reading
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Cutter Gauthier traded to Ducks
The Anaheim Ducks have acquired top prospect Cutter Gauthier from the Philadelphia Flyers. Continue reading
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Ducks claim Ross Johnston off waivers
The Anaheim Ducks have claimed Ross Johnston off waivers from the Islanders. Predominantly a fighter, Johnston has played in 60 games for the Islanders over the past three seasons, compiling 2 goals and 8 assists. Continue reading
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Zegras signs 3-year contract
Trevor Zegras and the Anaheim Ducks have agreed on a new contract. Continue reading
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Lundestrom and Steel Accept Qualifying Offers from Ducks
Isac Lundstrom and Sam Steel have both accepted their one-year qualifying offers from the Anaheim Ducks, as reported by Cap Friendly. Both contracts are two-way deals worth $874,125 at the NHL level and $70,000 in the minors. It’s unlikely that the minor league salary will come into play, as both players are waiver eligible to… Continue reading
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Seravalli: Getzlaf Likely Staying in Anaheim
On the DFO Rundown Podcast, reports that he believes that Ryan Getzlaf isn’t going anywhere. He says a new 1-year deal is likely, but the Ducks would like to wait until after the expansion draft so they can protect more of their young forwards. Getzlaf, 36, has played 1101 games for the Ducks over his… Continue reading
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