2013 Ducks Report Cards: Matthew Lombardi

Source: Anaheim Calling by Chris D-5

Player Name/position: Matthew Lombardi, C

Overall Grade: C, Oh yeah! We traded for this guy at the deadline.

Contract Status: UFA, $2 Million Cap Hit, $3.5M Salary in 2013 (per Capgeek, of course)

2013 Stats: 7 Games Played, 0 Goals, 0 Assists, 0 Points, 4 PIM, 13:25 TOI/G; With Phoenix: 21 GP, 4-4-8

Offense: When I think of Lombardi (rarely) the first thing that comes to mind is that he is one of the nameless faceless masses that makes up the scoring committee of a team lacking offensive fire power like Phoenix, Nashville or Calgary (excluding Jerome

Once unbeatable, the pressure is on Blackhawks to prove their playoff pedigree (Yahoo! Sports)

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The Chicago Blackhawks began the 2013 NHL season with a 24-game point streak, but things can change quickly in the playoffs and suddenly the 'Hawks are on their heels against a determined Detroit Red Wings team.

Diggin' The Retro, Man.

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Another Getzlaf autograph for my ever-expanding PC of the Ducks' Captain (58 total). This newest addition hails from 2012-2013 Fleer Retro, is the auto parallel of the base card, and was had with a Bobby Ryan base card for half a blaster.The seller also threw in a random relic of a former Duck prospect. This Getzlaf is one of two signatures in Retro and was part of a John Hancock Group seeded at a rate of 1:136 packs. It's not even the rarer of the two Getzy autos, by a long-shot.

Video: Crazy through-the-legs saucer pass by Max Domi

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During a game between the London Knights and Portland Winterhawks in the annual Memorial Cup, Max Domi possibly made one of the passes of the year on this amazing through-the-legs dish to Bo Horvat.Despite his sick pass, the Knights still ended up losing the game 6-3.Related:Video: Ryan Getzlaf amazing pass to Bobby RyanGIF: Grabovski flips the puck up, makes crazy self-pass attemptMore Great Content                                                                                  

2013 Ducks Report Cards: Radek Dvorak

Source: Anaheim Calling by PhantomPretender

Player Name/position: Radek Dvorak, RW

Overall Grade: A, how can you hate on a low-cost guy that averaged a goal every other game?

Contract Status: Will be a UFA as of July 5 (stupid lockout) $675,000 Salary/Cap Hit in 2013 (per Capgeek, of course)

2013 Stats: 9 games played; 4 goals, 0 assists, 4 points; plus-2, 13:08 TOI/G

Playoff Stats: Sadly, no. But not in a Corey Perry kind of way.

Offense: The guy scored 4 goals in 9 games after he was picked up on a lark. That pretty much

Anaheim Ducks Sign 2008 Draft Pick, Stefan Warg

Source: Ducks Daily Blog by Sean

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The Anaheim Ducks announced the signing of the 2008 fifth round draft pick Stefan Warg to a two-year entry-level contract today. If you don’t recognize that name, you’re not the only one. No offense Stefan. When the Ducks drafted him back in ’08, Warg was playing in Sweden but opted for the Seattle Thunderbirds of the Western Hockey League (WHL) after the Ducks selected him. After one full season with the Thunderbirds and a season split between Seattle and the Prince Albert Raiders, also of the WHL. The

Ducks Sign Defenseman Warg to Two-Year Entry-Level Contract

Source: NHL.com

The Ducks have signed defenseman Stefan Warg to a two-year entry-level contract. Per club policy, financial terms were not disclosed. Warg, 23 (2/6/90), appeared in 52 games with Vasteras of Sweden’s Allsvenskan league (second division) in 2012...

Ducks sign Warg to entry level contract

Source: Orange County Register by ERIC STEPHENS

The Ducks on Wednesday announced the signing of defenseman Stefan Warg to a two-year entry level contract. Warg, 23, played with Vasteras of Sweden's second-tier Allsvenskan league and had four goals and 15 assists in 52 games this season. He also...

Canucks fire Alain Vigneault as coach (The Associated Press)

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VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) -- The Vancouver Canucks fired coach Alain Vigneault on Wednesday.

2013 Ducks Report Cards: Devante Smith-Pelly

Source: Anaheim Calling by Chris D-5

Player Name/position: Devante Smith-Pelly, RW

Overall Grade: D, for a guy who played more than half the season with the big club last year, you have to expect more than just a cup of coffee.

Contract Status: signed through 2013-14 $870,000 Cap Hit; $690,000 Salary (per Capgeek, of course)

2013 Stats: 7 Games Played; 0 goals, 0 assists, 0 points, minus-4, 8:59 TOI/G

2013 AHL: 65 GP, 14-18-32, minus-20,

Playoff Stats: N/A

Offense: Despite the lockout, the simple fact that he played 42 fewer games this season in the NHL than last

Blackhawks, Red Wings have 2 of NHL's top coaches (The Associated Press)

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DETROIT (AP) -- Joel Quenneville has accomplished a lot in the NHL, hoisting the Stanley Cup once and with as many postseason victories as any active coach.

Your Friendly Wednesday Links Roundup:The Francois Beauchemin Has Had Successful Surgery Edition

Source: Anaheim Calling by light_the_lamp

DUCKS NEWS

Francois Beauchemin has had ACL surgery, the Ducks reported on Monday. [Yahoo! Sports]
You've already seen this on our banner, but the Ducks have signed William Karlsson, who is currently a top rookie in his native Sweden. [NHL.com]
The Hockey Writers analyze Corey Perry's invisible performance against Detroit.

Andy Sutton, NHL defenseman and media relations expert, retires after 15 years (Puck Daddy)

Source: Yahoo! Sports

Andy Sutton played 676 NHL games over 15 years, paying the physical toll and maintaining a professional hockey career through what was his final season with the Edmonton Oilers in 2013. But c’mon, we all know the guy’s legacy as he announces his retirement on Wednesday. It’s two-fold. First, and perhaps foremost, it’s this indelible soundbyte in 2010 in which he questions a reporter about his expertise: “Are you asking me or are you telling me?” and “So you’re an expert?” and “You saw the replay?” have entered into the NHL lexicon. It’s like the “Who’s on First?” for puckheads. The other legacy: The suspensions, and his reaction to them. Sutton was an early poster boy for Brendan Shanahan’s

2013 Ducks Report Cards: Jordan Hendry

Source: Anaheim Calling by Chris D-5

Player Name/position: Jordan Hendry, Defenseman

Overall Grade: B+, No complaints but nothing stands out; just how it should be for a defensive defenseman with a caveat that we didn't get to see him tested at the NHL level.

Contract Status: UFA, $600,000 Salary/Cap Hit in 2013 (per Capgeek, of course)

2013 Stats: 2 Games Played, 0 goals, 0 assists 0 points 17:35 average TOI per game

2013 AHL Stats: 62 GP, 2-9-11, 63 PIM, minus-9 with Norfolk.

Playoff Stats: N/A

Offense: Well, he sure as Hell wasn't expected to provide any offense with

Beauchemin ACL Surgery A Success!

Source: Ducks Daily Blog by Sean

May 12, 2013; Anaheim, CA, USA; Anaheim Ducks defenseman Francois Beauchemin (23) during a stoppage in play against the Detroit Red Wings during the third period in game seven of the first round of the 2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs at the Honda Center. Mandatory Credit: Gary A. Vasquez-USA TODAY Sports

Yesterday, the Anaheim Ducks announced that defenseman Francois Beauchemin underwent successfully surgery to repair his torn ACL. You know, the

Francois Beauchemin Undergoes ACL Surgery

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With the Anaheim Ducks' season at an end, it's time to get the players healthy, which meant surgery for Francois Beauchemin last Thursday. The defensemen got ACL reconstructive surgery done on his right knee, and all went according to plan. He's hoping to be healthy and ready to play by the beginning of next season. Beauchemin is a huge asset to the Ducks, both in the regular and post-season, scoring six goals as the co-scoring leader against the Detroit Red Wings.  

Jersey Fouls: Parros mustache foul; Alex Brovechkin; Jagr, Schenn Dead To Me sweaters (Puck Daddy)

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Jersey Fouls is our ongoing exploration of the rules and etiquette for proper hockey jersey creation and exhibition. If you spot what you think may be a foul in your arena, email a photo to us at puckdaddyblog@yahoo.com for inclusion in future installment. Via reader Jenni comes this bro-tastic bro-dacious Jersey Bro, bro: Seen at a Charlotte Checkers game, this guy was REALLY proud of his "BROVECHKIN" jersey, and asked me to take a picture of him (and the Nutcracker) with his own camera as well. I can assure you, the Checkers were NOT playing the AHL affiliate of the Capitals... so that too, is a foul, in my opinion! Your opinion is correct. This is a Russian nesting doll of Fouls. (Also, it speaks to the power of the Foul that

Ducks' Beauchemin has ACL surgery

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Anaheim Ducks defenseman Francois Beauchemin has undergone successful reconstructive surgery on his ACL in his right knee. The Ducks announced Monday that Beauchemin hopes to return in time for the start of next season. Beauchemin played the past month with a torn ligament in his knee. He had surgery last Thursday, shortly after the Pacific Division champion Ducks were eliminated from the first round of the playoffs. Beauchemin turns 33 next month. He is expected to recover fully, the Ducks say. Beauchemin had an outstanding season for the Ducks, getting six goals and 18 assists with a plus-19 rating. He also was Anaheim's co-scoring leader in the postseason with six points in seven games against the Detroit Red Wings.

Red Wings get jump on Blackhawks, take 2-1 series lead (The SportsXchange)

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DETROIT -- The Detroit Red Wings took care of the Western Conference's second seed in the first round and now they've got the advantage on the No. 1 seed.

Ducks' Beauchemin has ACL surgery (The SportsXchange)

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Anaheim Ducks defenseman Francois Beauchemin has had reconstructive knee surgery to repair a torn ACL, the team announced Monday.

Ducks Sign 2011 2nd-Rounder, William Karlsson to ELC

Source: Ducks Daily Blog by Sean

 

Sweden’s William Karlsson celebrates his goal against Finland during the third period of a world junior hockey championships semifinal game, Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012, in Calgary, Alberta. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Nathan Denette)

Fresh off a regular season and postseason with a tremendous amount of impact made by 2011 draft picks, the Anaheim Ducks signed their 2nd round pick from the 2011 NHL Entry Draft, William Karlsson. Karlsson, fresh off winning the Swedish Elite League Rookie of the Year, is 20-years-old and from Marsta,

Team USA, John Gibson Win Bronze Medal Over Finland in Shootout

Source: Ducks Daily Blog by Sean

STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN – MAY 19: Finland’s Lauri Korpikoski #28 scores on USA’s John Gibson #35 while Justin Faulk #27 looks on during bronze medal game action at the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship. (Photo by Andre Ringuette/HHOF-IIHF Images)Lau

Stockholm, SWE – Yesterday, Team USA defeated Team Finland 3-2 in a shootout to win the bronze medal game. USA took a 2-0 lead into the third period with goals from Craig

NHL roundup: Sharks' Havlat out for Game 4 (The SportsXchange)

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San Jose Sharks right wing Martin Havlat, who returned from a five-game absence to play in Game 3 of the series against the Los Angeles Kings, will be sidelined again for Tuesday's Game 4 with a lower-body injury.

Beauchemin Medical Update

Source: NHL.com

Ducks defenseman Francois Beauchemin underwent anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstructive surgery on his right knee on Thursday. The surgery was performed by Dr. Ronald Glousman at the Kerlan-Jobe Center in Los Angeles. Beauchemin is expe...

Steve Palumbo: Francois Beauchemin on the Mend After Successful Knee Surgery

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After hearing what Francois Beauchemin went through at the end of the season, I promise to never complain about a little soreness in my neck after I sleep on it wrong. The Anaheim Ducks said that Beauchemin successfully underwent surgery on his shredded ACL after playing the final six weeks of the season in pain. All indications are that Franky was playing on the bum knee as far back as the fi...

Ducks' Beauchemin has reconstructive knee surgery

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Anaheim Ducks defenseman Francois Beauchemin has undergone successful reconstructive surgery on a ligament in his right knee. The Ducks announced Monday that Beauchemin hopes to return in time for the start of next season. Beauchemin played the past month with a torn ligament in his knee. He had surgery last Thursday, shortly after the Pacific Division champion Ducks were eliminated from the first round of the playoffs. Beauchemin turns 33 next month. He is expected to recover fully, the Ducks say. Beauchemin had an outstanding season for the Ducks, getting six goals and 18 assists with a plus-19 rating. He also was Anaheim's co-scoring leader in the postseason with six points in seven games against the Detroit Red Wings.

Ducks' Beauchemin has reconstructive knee surgery (The Associated Press)

Source: Yahoo! Sports

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -- Anaheim Ducks defenseman Francois Beauchemin has undergone successful reconstructive surgery on a ligament in his right knee.

Ducks' Beauchemin has surgery to fix torn ACL

Source: Orange County Register by ERIC STEPHENS

Ducks defenseman Francois Beauchemin underwent successful surgery to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee last week and is hopeful to be ready for the start of the 2013-14 season. The surgery was performed on Beauchemin's right...

Babcock keeps pushing Red Wings in perhaps his best coaching job ever (Yahoo! Sports)

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Detroit's head coach is all about pushing everyone around him to achieve their best results.

Seidenberg, Redden practicing with Bruins; Sabres re-sign Scott; Sweden atop the world (Puck Headlines) (Puck Daddy)

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• Wondering how Daniel Alfredsson was so open for the game-tying goal last night? The photo above pretty much explains it, but here's a full breakdown. [ Pensburgh ] • Good news for Boston: Dennis Seidenberg and Wade Redden are back at practice. [ Boston ] • The Buffalo Sabres have signed up for another year of John Scott. [ Sabres ] • Led by Daniel and Henrik Sedin, Sweden took home the gold medal at the World Hockey Championships. They celebrated with a bunch of gold helmets. [ PITB ] • With the gold medal, Sweden moved from fourth to first the IIHF's world ranking. And Switzerland moved up to seventh. [ IIHF ] • Viktor Stalberg and Michal Handzus will be in the lineup for the Chicago Blackhawks in Game 3. [ Chicago Tribune ] • AHL president David Andrews thinks NBC should mention the impact his league has had on the Bruins' young defensive guns. [ Stanley Cup of Chowder ] • Speaking of the AHL and the Providence Bruins, the league has announced that Graham Mink has been suspended 2 games for the match penalty he earned in this brawl . [ AHL ]

Anaheim Ducks i3 Roller Hockey League Championships Held at The Rinks - Irvine Inline

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It was a day-long celebration of the inline game on Sunday, as the Anaheim Ducks i3 Roller Hockey League held its championships at The Rinks - Irvine Inline. Ducks radio color analyst Dan Wood and TV color analyst Brian Hayward, were on hand to an...

Ducks sign Karlsson to three-year contract

Source: Orange County Register by ERIC STEPHENS

The Ducks signed center William Karlsson, a 2011 second-round draft pick, on Monday to a three-year entry level contract. Karlsson, 20, is coming off a season in the Elitserien (Swedish Elite League) in which he was named the top rookie after scoring...

Ducks Sign Karlsson to Three-Year Entry-Level Contract

Source: NHL.com

The Ducks have signed center William Karlsson to a three-year entry-level contract. Per club policy, financial terms were not disclosed. Karlsson, 20 (1/8/93), was named the 2012-13 Swedish Elite League Rookie of the Year after scoring 4-24=28 ...

More Getzlaf Dominion Goodness.

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I added another Ryan Getzlaf 2010-2011 Dominion Ruby John Hancock, numbered out of 50, to my Master Set of the Ducks' Captain from Panini's inaugural release of this ultra-high-end product.Numbered 07/50, I now own six of the fifty made.

Your Friendly Monday Links Roundup: The John Gibson Wins Bronze At Worlds Edition

Source: Anaheim Calling by light_the_lamp

Bruce Boudreau sees big things ahead for the Ducks. [NHL.com]
The Hockey Writers discuss Emerson Etem and Viktor Fasth. [The Hockey Writers]
Bruce Boudreau has been nominated for the Jack Adams, but does he deserve to win? [Puck Daddy]
Emerson Etem on this past

What We Learned: Complaining about NHL officiating? Time to fine these sore losers (Puck Daddy)

Source: Yahoo! Sports

Hello, this is a feature that will run through the entire season and aims to recap the weekend’s events and boils those events down to one admittedly superficial fact or stupid opinion about each team. Feel free to complain about it. No one is ever going to be totally happy with the ways in which the NHL's referees or officials make their decisions. We can all agree on that. If there's a game in which neither team is whistled for a penalty, both will likely complain that the refs missed calls on the other. If there's a game in which both teams receive 10 power plays, both will complain that the referees were overly harsh in doling out discipline. No one is ever especially happy with calls that go in between those two extremes,

Sweden wins world hockey title (The Associated Press)

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STOCKHOLM (AP) -- Sweden became the first home team to win the world hockey championships in 27 years, beating Switzerland 5-1 on Sunday for its ninth title.

Alex Ovechkin, Corey Perry Among NHL Scorers Whose Presence Was Missing in Round 1 of Playoffs

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The first round of the playoffs has come and gone, but a number of big-time stars forgot to show up. Some teams were able to survive despite the minimal contributions from their offensive stars, while others suffered because of it. Here’s a look at the top five scorers who were missing in action in Round 1. 5. Corey Perry, Anaheim Ducks If I told you the Anaheim Ducks would score 21 goals in the first round of the playoffs, you’d probably assume sniper Corey Perry would net at least a handful of them. As it turns out, the former 50-goal scorer, who tied for the team lead with 15 goals this season, failed to light the lamp even once in Round 1. It seems somewhat unfathomable, but Perry finished with a measly two assists. That’s a big reason why the Ducks are not one of the eight teams remaining. 4. Brad Richards, New York Rangers Richards finished the regular season third on the team in scoring with 34 points. In the first round of the playoffs, though, Richards was a complete no-sho...

Boudreau Nominated for Jack Adams

Source: Anaheim Calling by Chris D-5

On Friday the NHL announced the finalists for the Jack Adams trophy, awarded to "the NHL coach adjudged to have contributed the most to his team's success." Joel Quinneville of the Chicago Blackhawks, Paul MacLean of the Ottawa Senators and our very own Bruce Boudreau are the three nominees that will be up for the award whenever/wherever they decide to hold the ceremony this year (since it won't be in Vegas as usual due to the lockout).

Boudreau's inclusion isn't really a big surprise. He's a prototypical candidate in that he made a team that was expected by most to miss the playoffs into a division

Ducks Stat-urday: Valuing Bobby Ryan

Source: Anaheim Calling by PhantomPretender

There’s been an awful lot of speculation around these parts for some time that Bobby Ryan will not be a Duck long-term. While he’s been subject to trade speculation a few times in his career, the big money deals recently signed by his linemates means that Anaheim will have to get creative if they’re going to keep him long-term.

With this in mind, I thought it might be an interesting exercise to get a more complete picture of Bobby Ryan, the player, by finding other players he’s similar to. The value of this exercise is to try to remove the bias we have about Bobby either way. If we can find a few players that can serve as analogs for Bobby,

Group Therapy: One More For The Road

Source: Anaheim Calling by SK eleven

Is the wound still too fresh? When does "too soon" end? I know it lasts longer than the handshake line, cause I was clearly not over it then (site previous post) and I can’t even pretend I’m over it now. But, we must go on.

So, here it is, my last rant before I ride off into the sunset with my golf clubs in hand - never to return. I hope that Jen will invite me back from time to time to participate in the snarky post editions as I would love to participate and give my "who the hell are you?" two cents. It’s just too bad I’m only retiring from blogging and not my real job.

WHAT. THE. H-E-double hockey sticks…?:

NHL roundup: Three finalists for coach of year announced (The SportsXchange)

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Three finalists are vying for the Jack Adams Award, the NHL's version of the coach of the year award.

Boudreau Named Jack Adams Finalist

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The NHL announced the three finalists for the coach of the year award (the Jack Adams trophy).  Anaheim Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau is one of the three, the first time a Ducks coach has been nominated.   Joel Quenneville (Chicago) and Paul MacLean (Ottawa) are the other two finalists. The criteria for the award is the coach who has  “contributed the most to his team’s success.”  The NHL Broadcasters’ Association votes on this award. Boudreau has been nominated before and won the award in the 2007-2008 season as head of the Washington Capitals. "He's a players' coach," said Teemu Selanne.  "He makes everybody feel very important.  Everybody just [loves] to play for him." Boudreau took over as coach in December 2011, succeeding Randy Carlyle in the position.  His turnaround was almost immediate.  This season he helped lead the Ducks to the Pacific Division title and the second seed in the Western Conference.  It was their best finish since wi...

Steve Palumbo: Bruce Boudreau up for the Jack Adams Award

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The Anaheim Ducks early exit from the Stanley Cup playoffs was a bit of a surprise to everyone. What shouldn't have come as a surprise is head coach Bruce Boudreau having been recognized for his teams excellent regular season with a Jack Adams nomination. After taking over mid-season a year ago, Boudreau led the Ducks to a 30-12-6 finish in his first full year (sort of, lockout blah, blah) ,a...

Bruce Boudreau Named Coach of the Year Finalist

Source: Ducks Daily Blog by Sean

Apr 19, 2013; Calgary, Alberta, CAN; Anaheim Ducks head coach Bruce Boudreau and bench during the third period at the Scotiabank Saddledome. Calgary Flames won 3-1. Mandatory Credit: Sergei Belski-USA TODAY Sports

The award nominations keep on coming for the Anaheim Ducks franchise. A few days after Bob Murray was named a finalist for GM of the Year, Ducks Head Coach

A Getzlaf 1 of 1: Dave and Adam's Edition.

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Quirky 1 of 1s don't particularly do it for me, but if one can be had for a great price, I'm not opposed to adding it to my collection. Case in point, the newest addition to my Ryan Getzlaf PC.Clocking in at $3.24 delivered with free shipping, this 1 of 1 is a Dave and Adam's exclusive. Yes, that Dave and Adam's. The card hails from the 2008-2009 In The Game Heroes and Prospects Series set and was originally the Gold Version /10. So, I already wanted and needed it.D&A then stamped the card and provided this description of why they did so:"Available only at the In The Game Collecting in the USA Event at our Transit store location, back on Saturday, August 28th, 2010. You had to purchase a box of 2008/09 ITG Heroes & Prospects Hockey, open it up and get a special edition game used memorabilia card stamped 1/1 just for this event."Quirky? Yes. Oddball? Definitely. But a cool pickup, nevertheless? Most certainly. It's the seventh Getz 1/1 (five pri...

Ducks' Boudreau finalist for Jack Adams Award

Source: Orange County Register

The NHL announced Friday that Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau is a finalist for the Jack Adams Award, given to the coach who has "contributed the most to his team’s success." The award is voted upon by the NHL Broadcasters’ Association. This marks the...

Jack Adams Award: Bruce Boudreau vs. Paul MacLean vs. Joel Quenneville (Puck Daddy)

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The NHL announced the finalists for the Jack Adams Award on Friday, as Bruce Boudreau of the Anaheim Ducks, Paul MacLean of the Ottawa Senators and Joel Quenneville of the Chicago Blackhawks are up for the trophy presented to the head coach who has "contributed the most to his team's success," as voted on by members of the NHL Broadcasters' Association. We imagine it warms Mike Babcock’s heart to see Quenneville get a nomination, being that President’s Trophy winners don’t always get the Jack Adams love. Then again, it’s hard to ignore a coach who guides his team to 24 straight games with at least a point to start the season. It was a bumper crop for great NHL coaching performances this season, which is bad news for Jack Capuano of the New York Islanders, Mike Yeo of the Minnesota Wild, Dan Bylsma of the Pittsburgh Penguins, Babcock and especially Michel Therrien of the Montreal Canadiens. Who takes home the Jack?

Boudreau Named Finalist for 2012-13 Jack Adams Award

Source: NHL.com

The National Hockey League (NHL) today announced Ducks Head Coach Bruce Boudreau as a finalist for the 2012-13 Jack Adams Award. Boudreau joins Joel Quenneville of the Chicago Blackhawks and Paul MacLean of the Ottawa Senators as the three finalis...

Blackhawks' Quenneville leads coach of year finalists (The SportsXchange)

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Three finalists are vying for the Jack Adams Award, the NHL's version of the coach of the year award.