Former Ducks 2022

[Ducks in a row]

That's Heinen 16th goal of the season tying his singe season career high for goals.

 

[The Midnight Burrito]

Lindholm hasn't scored a goal in 36 games, starting back when he wasn't a Former Duck.

 

[KelVarnsen]

Is Lindholm still injured? Seems like he’s missed a lot of games since he was traded.

 

[bsu]

I pray for that young man.

 

[Sean Garrity]

Is Lindholm still injured? Seems like he’s missed a lot of games since he was traded.

Yes, LBI I believe.

 

[Terry Yake]

man, kase is really not doing himself any favors. concussions are not something you mess around with and he's already had a few of them

 

[Terry Yake]

 

[Ducks in a row]

That OT winner is Theodore 14th goal of the season which is a new single season career high for goals

 

[Deuce22]

That OT winner is Theodore 14th goal of the season which is a new single season career high for goals

The pain that keeps on hurting...

 

[Ducks in a row]

That is Deslauriers 3rd goal with the Wild in his 16th game with them and all his points have come from goals.

 

[bsu]

That is Deslauriers 3rd goal with the Wild in his 16th game with them and all his points have come from goals.

Love that guy

 

[70sSanO]

And he ain’t coming back.

John

 

[Masch78]

The pain that keeps on hurting...

Come on, it's 5 years now. Maybe you look at Wild Bill and his contact. That may help to overcome your pain.

 

[JabbaJabba]

Perry stealing sticks again.

 

[bsu]

He's back



That was actually a perfect example of his game, didn't get a point but turned it from defense to offense.

 

[Hockey Duckie]

He's back



That was actually a perfect example of his game, didn't get a point but turned it from defense to offense.

Here's a an excerpt from a 2016 article about Lindholm:

"Fortunately, the advancement of underlying metrics has provided us with additional means of measuring the more subtle on-ice impact of lower-event defencemen who provide value in sequences not necessarily captured by a rudimentary box score.​

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An excellent case study is Anaheim’s Hampus Lindholm, who has emerged as not only the most important member of his own team’s defence, but also as one of the game’s premier players at his position. He has helped the Ducks tear through the Western Conference since Jan. 1 and cement themselves as the bona fide Stanley Cup contender fans and pundits had them pegged as prior to the season. Yet from looking at a collection of traditional statistics, you certainly wouldn’t know it.​

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Despite not registering big point totals or playing an overtly physical game, Lindholm’s complete command of the ice is felt throughout the Ducks lineup. Trying to glean meaningful information on blueliners purely from goal totals for and against on an individual level is an exercise laden with flaws."​

 

[The Midnight Burrito]

Here's a an excerpt from a 2016 article about Lindholm:

Trying to glean meaningful information on blueliners purely from goal totals for and against on an individual level is an exercise laden with flaws."​

Good thing for him.

 

[Hockey Duckie]

Good thing for him.

It was also a good thing for us.

 

[gunnergunther]

Rakell looking like rakell of old, playing with Crosby.

 

[Sean Garrity]

Rakell looking like rakell of old, playing with Crosby.

Yup, he's near PPG since the trade I believe.

 

[Ducks in a row]

That OT goal is a new single season career high for goals with 10 for Montour

 

[JabbaJabba]

Rakell looking like rakell of old, playing with Crosby.

We knew this would happen. Rakell needs a good center to play with and now he's playing with a generational talent. Good for him I guess.

 

[AngryMilkcrates]

He's back



That was actually a perfect example of his game, didn't get a point but turned it from defense to offense.

He has earned respect from his teammates in Boston quickly.

The fans love him also. His decision-making and position are intelligent and refined. He makes transition a breeze.
Does the little things very well and allows the players around him on the ice to focus on what they do best.

Helluva player.

 

[dracom]

He has earned respect from his teammates in Boston quickly.

The fans love him also. His decision-making and position are intelligent and refined. He makes transition a breeze.
Does the little things very well and allows the players around him on the ice to focus on what they do best.

Helluva player.

yup, we're gonna miss him badly. hope he can stay healthy cause that's really his biggest fault.

 

[The Midnight Burrito]

We knew this would happen. Rakell needs a good center to play with and now he's playing with a generational talent. Good for him I guess.

It seems the only player Crosby couldn't turn into a decently productive winger is Domink Simon.