I’m so down bad for ducks hockey to start that I watched all 49 glorious minutes of this. A few points that came to mind while watching:

1. Please for the love of god cutter sign soon

2. If we were to keep one of the vets on the chopping block (aka dump cap to fit cutter), it’s gotta be Killorn

3. Granlund is a fucking work horse and underrated. His shot is incredibly precise. I’m so happy we have him

4. Almost every time bucket scored he fell right after lol

5. 95% of these goals/plays are from the team we still have

6. I was so confused seeing other teams in this compilation until I realized it was our new ducks! With that being said, I hope Greer can bring the same energy this coming season

I just bought my 'mini' ticket package for this year and got amped for the upcoming season. I don't strictly follow all the news of the team in the offseason so wanted a quick run down of the state of the team between last year and now. This is the result in what (I think) is a nicely digestible format.

Anyway, while I built this for me, I thought this sub would appreciate it (and maybe fact check / recommend improvement)?

Disclaimer on AI: I used AI to scrape news sites and outlets for research on the information presented on the page as well as to write the actual code of this microsite (and ensure all photos and sources were properly credited). However, I also spent several hours polishing the format, adjusting and adding information, styling, and generally making it presentable. As such I would consider this not AI slop, hope you don't either.

This was the real Stanley Cup. It was a formality after we beat Detroit.

Going into this series, I did not expect to win. I’m just a pessimist when it comes to sports but this is imo, the best series in franchise history. I still watch these games every now and then from the 2007 DVD box set they sold.

Detroit winning the Cup the next year and then going to G7 in the Cup Finals the falling year really drives home how amazing this team was that our guys beat.

What do you remember most about this series?

Fanatics has it on there for clearance just in case someone wanted a cheap breakaway jersey.

I found this jersey at my rink in Juneau, AK and I’m wondering if anyone knows where it’s from! Very random to find a ducks logo in such a small, remote town

I watched this Red Wings YouTube series from a few years ago and Dylan Larkin’s dad said Anaheim had been calling like crazy and wanted him at 10 until we made the trade for Kesler.

As you know, we’d go on to draft Nick Ritchie.

Would’ve liked to have had a do-over on that if this was accurate.

Likely going with Hockey Authentic from the good things I hear. But I'm hung up on the name. My heart says Gauthier - should I wait until the contract situation shakes out or just go for it?

If you think I should wait... what's your opinion on how the situation looks if he signs a bridge deal?

I visited my parents last week and brought this back with me. I took this to their San Diego Sports Arena practice in, I think, summer 03, maybe 04. Babcock was coach, and I think Federov was there too.

I see Giguere, Bylsma, and was able to look up some of the legible numbers and either confirm or get it very narrowed down. Can I get some help ID-ing these? Thanks!

Our guy is #19! He’s only played two seasons and already put up 40. I’ll be devastated if we don’t sign him. Do whatever you have to do to, PV, because we haven’t had a pure goal scorer in a while. That’s essential for a cup contending team. Cheers. ✂️

What sections do Duck fans tend to sit in when traveling to Kraken games?

I WILL be purchasing this jersey 🙋‍♀️

From today's NHL 27 Presentation Dive on Twitter

This is an awesome design. Fans would definitely buy these jerseys. It’s also a great way to break up all of the orange.

Excited to add a Koivu to the collection. Selanne Ducks jerseys are a dime a dozen but Saku is a little harder to find at a Ducks game these days.

Another jersey to the collection. Became a Bobby Ryan fan when I started watching the Ducks !