Archive for March 27th, 2010

Edmonton Oilers lose 3-2 to Anaheim Ducks – Edmonton Journal (Anaheim Ducks Hockey)

Edmonton Oilers lose 3-2 to Anaheim Ducks – Edmonton Journal
the Edmonton Oilers season. The latter was not an option as far as he was concerned, so he slipped his damaged left ring finger into a specially designed splint, taped it, and headed out to play against the Anaheim Ducks from George Parros,

Syracuse Crunch And Anaheim Ducks Announce Affiliation – OurSports Central
Syracuse, NY (March 25, 2010) – The Syracuse Crunch announced today a multi-year affiliation agreement with the National Hockey League’s Anaheim Ducks, effective with the 2010-11 season. “This is an honor and thrill for our organization, to partner

Anaheim Ducks, Syracuse announce affiliation – Kansas City Star (Anaheim Ducks Hockey)

Anaheim Ducks, Syracuse announce affiliation – Kansas City Star
The Anaheim Ducks and Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League agreed to terms on a multi-year affiliation agreement on Thursday, which will begin in the 2010-11 season. “We are thrilled to be affiliating with the Syracuse Crunch in such a great

Edmonton Oilers lose 3-2 to Anaheim Ducks – Vancouver Sun (Anaheim Ducks)

Edmonton Oilers lose 3-2 to Anaheim Ducks – Vancouver Sun
EDMONTON — Patrick O’Sullivan had two choices. Suck it up or sit out the rest of the Edmonton Oilers season. Sitting was not an option as far as O’Sullivan was concerned, so he slipped his damaged left ring finger into a specially designed

Corey Perry scores twice as Anaheim beats Oilers 3-2 to – Canada East
EDMONTON – The playoff picture is looking bleak at best and pretty much non-existent at worst for the Anaheim Ducks, but they haven’t completely called it a season of yet. Anaheim Ducks‘ Corey Perry, bottom, crashes into the net of Edmonton Oilers

Anaheim Ducks (34-31-8) at Edmonton Oilers (24-42-7), 9 – Kansas City Star
Anaheim, which could be without Ryan Getzlaf, will try to snap Edmonton’s three-game win streak this evening in a Saku Koivu had the lone goal for the Ducks, who have lost nine of their last 13 on the road and are 11-20-5 as the guest this year.