Former Ducks 2022

[bsu]

Nick Ritchie is killin it too lol

 

[Arthuros]

Nick Ritchie is killin it too lol

Thick Nick finally figured out that he wasn't good enough to not give a shit while still playing in the NHL.

 

[bsu]

 

[Bender66]

"Hard to play with"

 

[bsu]

Lindholm another gem 1 assist +3, McAvoy is back gonna be interesting to see how they look.

 

[bsu]

 

[FiveHoleTickler]

 

[Arthuros]

Lindholm another gem 1 assist +3, McAvoy is back gonna be interesting to see how they look.

Last night wasn't really even a great game overall for the Bruins and yet they still eked it out. They should be going pretty far in the playoffs...barring one of those freak injuries Lindholm seems to get shortly after hot streaks.

 

[Quack Shot]

So I’m now friends with Brendan Mikkelson on Facebook now. I guess I sent him a friend request probably more than a decade ago and he just accepted it lol

 

[Mr Rogers]

Man that name is sure a blast from the past. He and Brett Festerling. Mikkelson was a pretty high pick for a guy with literally no scoring touch in juniors. For a guy that could move decently well, he was absolutely atrocious offensively. you'd think just by virtue of his skating he would've 'collected' some points but not really. goes to show how tough this league really is.

 

[Terry Yake]

Man that name is sure a blast from the past. He and Brett Festerling. Mikkelson was a pretty high pick for a guy with literally no scoring touch in juniors. For a guy that could move decently well, he was absolutely atrocious offensively. you'd think just by virtue of his skating he would've 'collected' some points but not really. goes to show how tough this league really is.

1 goal in 131 career games

no idea why the ducks took him 31st overall other than to fill the need for a power forward? his numbers in juniors weren't great at all

 

[QuackAttack90]

14 pts in 14 games for Hampus.

It hurts because he is showing the ability that a lot of us believed in him all along... He is finally with a coach & team that believe in him and they are putting him in a position to flourish.

 

[The Duck Knight]

1 goal in 131 career games

no idea why the ducks took him 31st overall other than to fill the need for a power forward? his numbers in juniors weren't great at all

Mikkelson was a d-man and he never scored a goal in the NHL. You must be thinking of someone else.

 

[Anaheim4ever]

14 pts in 14 games for Hampus.

It hurts because he is showing the ability that a lot of us believed in him all along... He is finally with a coach & team that believe in him and they are putting him in a position to flourish.

Long time ago i read that Nik Lidstrom though very highly of Hampus Lindholm of him having alot of potential, now he's living up to that potential Lidstrom saw in him. Maybe if the Ducks let him develop his offense more we'd have seen him break out in 2016-2017 season because he already was playing the tough match ups in 2015-16 when he was paired with Beauch for the whole season. Then they let Beauch go because he blew a playoff game and then came the Lindholm/Manson pairing.

 

[FiveHoleTickler]

Mikkelson was a d-man and he never scored a goal in the NHL. You must be thinking of someone else.

He was a defenseman, but yes he did score a goal in the NHL.

He's also still playing professionally in the EIHL.

Source.

 

[Static]

Apropos of nothing, I was looking at the 2011-2012 roster and the following players appeared for Anaheim and then never played another minute of NHL hockey again:

Mark Bell (5 games)
Jason Blake (38 games)
Jeff deslauries (7 games)
Nick hagman (63 games)
J.F. Jacques (6 games)
Max Macenauer (29 games)
Ben Maxwell (6 games)
Ryan O'Marra (2 games)
Rod Pelley (29 games)
Iiro Tarkki (1 game)

I think it might be the most random set of roster names this franchise has ever seen in one season.

 

[Anaheim4ever]

Apropos of nothing, I was looking at the 2011-2012 roster and the following players appeared for Anaheim and then never played another minute of NHL hockey again:

Mark Bell (5 games)
Jason Blake (38 games)
Jeff deslauries (7 games)
Nick hagman (63 games)
J.F. Jacques (6 games)
Max Macenauer (29 games)
Ben Maxwell (6 games)
Ryan O'Marra (2 games)
Rod Pelley (29 games)
Iiro Tarkki (1 game)

I think it might be the most random set of roster names this franchise has ever seen in one season.

Poor Tarkki.
I remember people saying tarkki had potential and in that the game he appeared in he was thrown to the wolves in a game they were losing badly in a year that was horrible for the Ducks.
That appeared to destroy any confidence he had.

 

[Bender66]

Apropos of nothing, I was looking at the 2011-2012 roster and the following players appeared for Anaheim and then never played another minute of NHL hockey again:

Mark Bell (5 games)
Jason Blake (38 games)
Jeff deslauries (7 games)
Nick hagman (63 games)
J.F. Jacques (6 games)
Max Macenauer (29 games)
Ben Maxwell (6 games)
Ryan O'Marra (2 games)
Rod Pelley (29 games)
Iiro Tarkki (1 game)

I think it might be the most random set of roster names this franchise has ever seen in one season.

Blake had some decent chemistry with Teemu and Saku that yr, until a skate cut his wrist. shame

 

[Mr Rogers]

14 pts in 14 games for Hampus.

It hurts because he is showing the ability that a lot of us believed in him all along... He is finally with a coach & team that believe in him and they are putting him in a position to flourish.

Would be crazy if he got 60 points. The Bruins have some good forwards but it isn’t a better group than we had when we were good. I’m starting to wonder if various coaching regimes just weren’t able to unlock his offense which may have been there all along

 

[Terry Yake]

Apropos of nothing, I was looking at the 2011-2012 roster and the following players appeared for Anaheim and then never played another minute of NHL hockey again:

Mark Bell (5 games)
Jason Blake (38 games)
Jeff deslauries (7 games)
Nick hagman (63 games)
J.F. Jacques (6 games)
Max Macenauer (29 games)
Ben Maxwell (6 games)
Ryan O'Marra (2 games)
Rod Pelley (29 games)
Iiro Tarkki (1 game)

I think it might be the most random set of roster names this franchise has ever seen in one season.

my favorite part of 11-12 was hoping they'd sign someone with the last name smith to play on the same line as pelley and smith-pelly

also, jason blake was awesome. loved that guy

 

[bsu]

Lol Perry. We had questions about his want years ago, now years later he plays harder than our whole team. Sad.

 

[DuckTech]

Poor Tarkki.
I remember people saying tarkki had potential and in that the game he appeared in he was thrown to the wolves in a game they were losing badly in a year that was horrible for the Ducks.
That appeared to destroy any confidence he had.

I couldn't remember if that was Tarkki or Timo Pielmeier. I remember having hope for both and watched both get thrown to the wolves.

 

[WhatTheDuck]

Apropos of nothing, I was looking at the 2011-2012 roster and the following players appeared for Anaheim and then never played another minute of NHL hockey again:

Mark Bell (5 games)
Jason Blake (38 games)
Jeff deslauries (7 games)
Nick hagman (63 games)
J.F. Jacques (6 games)
Max Macenauer (29 games)
Ben Maxwell (6 games)
Ryan O'Marra (2 games)
Rod Pelley (29 games)
Iiro Tarkki (1 game)

I think it might be the most random set of roster names this franchise has ever seen in one season.

This is pretty embarrassingly bad management in hindsight, having that many throwaways take up roster spots in one season.

 

[Mr Rogers]

That would honestly be a pretty mediocre AHL lineup even

 

[All Mighty]