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0:45BREAKING: Rangers Trade Chris Kreider to Ducks
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0:38Breaking News: Ducks Hiring Joel Quenneville as Head Coach
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0:33This Just In: Jonathan Toews Returning To NHL To Join Jets
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0:40BREAKING: Bruins Hire Marco Sturm as Head Coach
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0:28BREAKING: Penguins Hire Dan Muse as Head Coach
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1:11Brad Marchand, Shayne Gostisbehere Scrap In Game 1
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2:23West Semifinals Highlights: Stars at Jets - Game 5
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1:40Best Bet For Panthers at Leafs-Game 2
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3:00Previewing The Stars Potential Semifinal Matchups
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0:39Mikko Rantanen Nets Empty Net Hat-Trick As Stars Pull Off Miraculous Game 7 Comeback
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1:54First Round Game 4 Highlights: Hurricanes at Devils
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1:19First Round Game 3 Highlights: Golden Knights at Wild
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1:59First Round Game 3 Highlights: Jets at Blues
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Ducks' Drew Helleson: Pens two-year deal
Helleson signed a two-year, $2.2 million contract with Anaheim on Friday.
Helleson established himself on the Anaheim blue line in 2024-25, playing 56 regular-season games. The 24-year-old, who was selected in the second round, 47th overall, in 2019 by Colorado, generated four goals, nine assists, 47 PIM, 99 hits and 73 blocked shots. He is slated to play on the third unit, alongside Olen Zellweger.
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Ducks' Lukas Dostal: Secures long-term extension
Dostal signed a five-year, $32.5 million contract extension with Anaheim on Thursday, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports.
Dostal took over as the No. 1 option in Anaheim last season, a role that was further cemented when the Ducks shipped John Gibson off to Detroit. For his part, the 25-year-old Dostal posted a 23-23-7 record in 54 games to go with a 3.10 GAA, .903 save percentage and one shutout. While Petr Mrazek figures to serve as the backup, it will be Dostal's crease heading into 2025-26.
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Ducks' Jan Mysak: Signs two-way deal
Mysak signed a one-year, two-way contract with Anaheim on Tuesday.
Mysak registered 18 goals and 42 points in 68 regular-season appearances with AHL San Diego in 2024-25. The 23-year-old forward hasn't made his NHL debut yet and could spend most of the 2025-26 campaign in the minors.
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Ducks' Calle Clang: Agrees to one-year contract
Clang signed a one-year, two-way contract with Anaheim on Tuesday.
Clang posted a record of 11-13-4 with a 3.17 GAA and an .895 save percentage across 31 regular-season appearances for AHL San Diego in 2024-25. The 23-year-old netminder will probably spend most, if not all, of the 2025-26 campaign in the minors.
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Ducks' Tomas Suchanek: Gets time at development camp
Suchanek (knee) was on the ice for the Ducks' development camp and is expected to be ready for the 2025-26 season, Derek Lee of The Hockey News reports Saturday.
Suchanek sustained a torn ACL and was ruled out for 6-8 months just before camp last season. The 22-year-old resumed skating in April and participated in development camp this past week. He should begin 2025-26 with AHL San Diego. If he can get up to speed quickly, he could be an option to make his NHL debut this year if one of Lukas Dostal or Petr Mrazek is unavailable for any reason.
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Ducks' Mikael Granlund: Headed to Orange County
Granlund signed a three-year, $21 million contract with Anaheim on Tuesday, according to Chris Johnston of The Athletic.
Granlund compiled 22 goals, 66 points and 169 shots on net across 83 regular-season games between Dallas and San Jose in 2024-25. He was a productive player during his time with the Sharks, despite the team's scoring struggles, and should make an impact with the Ducks if he's a prominent piece in the lineup.
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Ducks' Brett Leason: No qualifying offer
Anaheim didn't tender a qualifying offer to Leason on Monday, making him an unrestricted free agent.
Leason generated five goals, 17 points, 79 shots on net, 44 blocked shots and 64 hits across 62 appearances with the Ducks during the 2024-25 regular season. If Anaheim doesn't circle back to him, he will look to land a bottom-six role with a different team in free agency.
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Ducks' Ville Husso: Inks two-year extension
Husso signed a two-year, $4.4 million contract extension with the Ducks on Sunday, Chris Johnston of The Athletic reports.
Husso was a midseason acquisition via trade by the Ducks from the Red Wings, but the goaltender appeared in just four games at the NHL level with Anaheim. The 30-year-old spent most of his brief time in the Ducks organization so far with AHL San Diego, where me made nine starts. Even after the trade of John Gibson, the Ducks still hold the rights to goaltenders Petr Mrazek and pending RFA Lukas Dostal, leaving a lot of competition for starts moving forward and potentially a lot of one-way money tied up between the three of them.
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Ducks' Drew Schock: Michigan commit joins Anaheim
Schock was the 101st overall pick by Anaheim in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft on Saturday.
While it may have been a down year for the team as a whole, Schock is one of the few US NTDP players who saw his stock steadily rise throughout the year. He played a ton of minutes, finishing with 14 goals and 54 points in 93 outings between NTDP and USHL regular-season appearances. A "modern" NHL defenseman in many ways, Schock wins with foot speed and decision-making as opposed to size and strength. At roughly 5-foot-11 and 180 pounds, Schock's secondary skills will need to continue to develop for him to succeed in the NHL. He's off to the University of Michigan in the fall.
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Ducks' Noah Read: Surprise Round 3 selection
Read was the 72nd overall pick by Anaheim in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft on Saturday.
OHL London players can get a bump in the drafting order, according to some pundits, and it feels like that may be the case here. Read, who won the Memorial Cup with the Knights this past season, was the No. 157-ranked North American skater according to NHL Central Scouting. He had just 10 goals and 26 points in 45 games for London, although Read's game is more about energy and speed than scoring. He represents a long-term lottery ticket for the Ducks.
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Ducks' Lasse Boelius: Finn links up with Anaheim
Boelius was the 60th overall pick by Anaheim in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft on Saturday.
Boelius was one of the top Finnish prospects available this year, which says more about it being a down year for the country than anything else. He played well enough with Assat's Jr. club (four goals and 18 points in 34 regular-season appearances) to earn a brief seven-game trial with the big team in which he posted two assists. Boelius is very mobile and possesses good vision, although his power-play skill set is middling. He also needs major work in the defensive zone, particularly when it comes to one-on-ones. Boelius' long-term growth is almost entirely tied to how much he can improve defensively in the coming years.
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Ducks' Petr Mrazek: Going to Orange County
Anaheim acquired Mrazek, a 2027 second-round and a 2026 fourth-round selection from Detroit on Saturday in exchange for John Gibson.
The 33-year-old Mrazek split his time between Chicago and Detroit in 2024-25, going 12-21-2 with a 3.35 GAA and an .891 save percentage across 38 regular-season appearances. With Anaheim, he will be the clear No. 2 netminder behind Lukas Dostal, but Mrazek could still start about 30 games in 2025-26.
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Ducks' Eric Nilson: Swede picked in Round 2
Nilson was the 45th overall pick by Anaheim in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft on Saturday.
Scouts were hoping for Nilson to do more offensively this campaign -- he barely averaged a point per game (12 goals and 38 points in 37 regular-season appearances) -- in the Swedish Jr. league. However, he's always earned high marks for his hockey IQ, and the general consensus is that he has more long-term scoring ability than we saw in his draft year. The biggest concern at this point is that Nilson is very light at roughly 6-foot-0 and 155 pounds, which can lead to him getting pushed around by opposing defenders. He needs to add a good 25-30 pounds of muscle to his frame in order to compete at the NHL level. Nilson is committed to Michigan State.
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Ducks' Roger McQueen: Tenth overall pick at entry draft
McQueen was the 10th overall pick by Anaheim in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft on Friday.
McQueen has it all -- he's a massive right-shot pivot with game-breaking skill and great hands who is strong in possession, plays with a bite and likes to dig out pucks. Sounds like the perfect combination, right? It might be, or it might be a bust waiting to happen. McQueen has had on-again, off-again back issues over the last two seasons, including missing most of his draft year with a pars fracture in his lumbar spine. That's a fairly common injury for young athletes, and it's nothing like the injury that Cayden Lindstrom (Columbus) needed surgery to fix. But a lot of scouts got worried -- tall guy with a bad back -- and McQueen fell out of the top three. You'll see Tage Thompson comps everywhere because of the size-skill-finesse combo. He might be like him, or he might be a bit like Quinton Byfield. Regardless, it's going to take McQueen five-to-seven years to fulfil his draft promise. You need to have the flexibility to hold him a long time if you're drafting him.
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Ducks' Ryan Poehling: Moved to Orange County
Anaheim acquired Poehling, the No. 45 pick in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft and a 2026 fourth-round selection from Philadelphia on Monday in exchange for Trevor Zegras, per Chris Johnston of The Athletic.
Poehling produced 12 goals, 31 points, 71 shots on net and 79 blocked shots over 68 regular-season appearances with the Flyers in 2024-25. The 26-year-old forward will probably occupy a bottom-six role as a member of the Ducks in the 2025-26 campaign.
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Ducks' Nikita Nesterenko: Secures two-year contract
Nesterenko signed a two-year, one-way contract with the Ducks on Wednesday.
Nesterenko had four goals, six points, two PIM and 46 hits in 20 appearances with Anaheim in 2024-25. He also recorded 13 goals and 34 points across 50 regular-season outings with AHL San Diego. Nesterenko will need to fight to gain a bottom-six spot on the Ducks' Opening Night roster, but the fact that the 23-year-old secured a one-way deal suggests Anaheim likes his chances of playing the bulk of the next two seasons in the NHL.
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Ducks' Lucas Pettersson: Signs ELC
Pettersson has signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Ducks, the team announced Friday.
Pettersson is headed back to Sweden to play in the SHL with Brynas in 2025-26, but affirmed his commitment to the Ducks by signing his entry-level deal. The 19-year-old played 29 games in the SHL last year, recording just one point, but he was a major part of Sweden's run to the bronze medal in the 2024 IIHF U18 World Championships, registering eight points to tie for the team lead. He was selected No. 35 overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft.
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Team Statistical Rankings
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2.61 (31st) |
3.14 (23rd) |
11.8 (33rd) |
Injuries
| Player | Injury |
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| C. Kreider LW Chris Kreider LW | Hand |
| R. Johnston LW Ross Johnston LW | Upper Body |
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