Willing to sell it for $3,534,220.84… firm on price

With the Vancouver Canucks scoring in the second period tonight, the Anaheim Ducks extend their streak without a shutout. They were already the team with the longest shutout drought and that has been extended. The Ducks haven't had a shutout in over two years. The last shutout win was October 12, 2024 against the Sharks - the first game of the 2024-25 season.

Since then the team has played an incredible 187 games, including the playoffs, without shutting a team out. They, themselves, have been shut out nine times in that same span.

It's amazing this team is doing as well as it is with that streak in tact. I hope it ends very soon.

From the leaks I’m sold, shutupandtakemymoney.gif

Will you get one? Why/why not?

Who will you get on the back or go plain?

Rip tonight's score. Goin around the stadium collecting ppls stuff is all fun

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According to NHL insider Eliotte Friedman the Red Wings are getting offers for Simon Edvinsson and will be trading him rather than signing him. At this point, with where the Ducks are in their competitive window, why not trade for him?

Maybe it takes Mintyukov, Vatrano and some picks to get him but so be it. The guy is a beast at 6'6" and 225 pound, he's a veteran defenseman who is still only 23 years old and if the Ducks can add him to the stable of LaCombe, Carlsson, Gauthier, Sennecke, Luneau and Dostal they could have the workings of a true championship contending roster.

Link to article about his availability: https://thehockeynews.com/nhl/detroit-red-wings/latest-news/nhl-insider-says-trade-talks-picking-up-around-red-wings-rfa-simon-edvinsson

Got this beauties today. Wanted them for a longer time. They are used but in a really good shape. Can’t complain for like 25$.

Go Ducks!

Mikael Granlund: "We just got to do a better job. That’s the bottom line.... These things happen, but they shouldn’t."

Jackson LaCombe: "That’s what happens in this league if you don’t finish the game the right way. It’s unacceptable... We can’t let up like that at all. You can’t keep taking penalties and make those mistakes."

Joel Quenneville: "That was a terrible loss… We still had a chance to stabilize the game. We made a couple funky plays there–icing, turnover. Very disappointing!"

Full Ducks postgame on The Sporting Tribune ⬇️

Hey all, looking for some new ducks wallpapers, here’s mine currently

I’m a computer science student and I’d love to do a sports analytics or data science internship with the Ducks this summer. I can’t find much information online, but if anyone has any connections or leads to roles at the Ducks I would greatly appreciate it! Or if you’ve worked or interned there previously I would love to talk to you!

Thank you!

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Roger McQueen on nearly scoring his first NHL goal:

"I shot it and I heard the whistle, and I was like fahhh, something's going on here. I got like two seconds of excitement there. It'll happen."

Full Ducks morning media on The Sporting Tribune YouTube ⬇️

Joel Quenneville on the line blender:

"I have to admit, we have been fluctuating with the lines in a lot of different looks, familiarity and thought processes. Just looking for some continuity. When you don't win, you flip things around until you find the right recipe."

Full Ducks morning media on The Sporting Tribune ⬇️

Jackson LaCombe on Ducks netfront defense:

"We're trying to clean that up for sure. A little bit of it might be a little confusion, just communication and things like that we can be better at."

Full Ducks morning media on The Sporting Tribune YouTube ⬇️