All-Star voting has begun.
VOTE NOW, VOTE OFTEN!
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Remember: Giguere, Pronger, Getzlaf, Beauchemin, and McDonald are all available on the ballot. :)
Vote many many times to get these boys to the all-star games!
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Monday, November 12, 2007
Game 19: Ducks vs. Kings
PERIOD 1: 2 - 1
PERIOD 2: 3 - 1
PERIOD 3: 3 - 3
Over Time: 3 - 3
Shoot Out: 4 - 3
Hell yeah!!!!! 3rd shootout win in a row!!!!!! :D Yayyyyy!! I'd much rather they have won it in regulation though and NOT give those retards up the street 1 point but whatever, I'll take this, we still beat them. :) Wooo. I have to say, if you've never encountered a Queens fan, consider yourself lucky. They are the most ruthless fans on the planet. Raider nation in hockey form. Rude yelling things during the Anthem while a sargent is singing it (that's just distrubingly rude), and ruthless when they even score 1 goal. [[Alright I'm being unfair, there ARE some Queen's fans out there that know how to behave, but lets make that keyword SOME]].
So who saw that Pronger fight eh? Pronger must have really been ticked off because he doesn't fight much, but that retard who provoked it deserved it if he made Pronger that mad. Don't piss that guy off. Pronger knocked that kid out for a lil bit and knocked his mouth piece right outta his mouth. Just don't piss him off.
I should add in don't piss Getzlaf off either, but I like watching him when he's pissed. He's got spunk. And he takes his anger out not only on the player(s) that pissed him off, he takes it out on the net too.
Good game. Well worth missing art class for.
<3
Saturday, November 10, 2007
Pacific Division Standings
I figured I should start keeping an eye on the Pacific Division standings. So as of tonight this is the current standings. SJ on top with their win tonight over Phoenix.
| PACIFIC | GP | W | L | OT | POINTS |
| SAN JOSE SHARKS | 17 | 8 | 7 | 2 | 18 |
| DALLAS STARS | 17 | 7 | 7 | 3 | 17 |
| ANAHEIM DUCKS | 18 | 7 | 8 | 3 | 17 |
| LOS ANGELES KINGS | 16 | 8 | 8 | 0 | 16 |
| PHOENIX COYOTES | 15 | 7 | 8 | 0 | 14 |
Friday, November 9, 2007
Game 18: Ducks vs. Sharks
PERIOD 1: 0 - 1
PERIOD 2: 1 - 2
PERIOD 3: 2 - 2
Over Time: 2 - 2
Shoot Out: 3 - 2!!!!
Woo hoo 2nd shoot out win in a row!! LOL. Giguere shut out both trys the Sharks had in the shootout... Getzlaf and McDonald both got shootout goals and Schneider missed. 2 points puts us in 1st place in the Pacific Division.. which right now isn't much to brag about.. but it's still a good thing to see! :) We're back where we belong for now! HOORAY!!
Teemu was at the game. He looked happy.
Go Ducks!
<3
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Game 17: Ducks vs. Coyotes
PERIOD 1: 1 - 1
PERIOD 2: 3 - 4
PERIOD 3: 5 - 5
OT: 5 - 6
I dunno what to say about this one. We played... well enough to win. Phoenix being one tied for last place in the NHL should have been a breeze for the Ducks, but you know what they say. "Any Team Can Beat Any Team On Any Given Night."
I do have to say though, Schneider just keeps on impressing me and I am SO glad he is on our team.
This is a hard loss to take, but the bright point is.. well we did get a point. So it's not a total loss, but a loss is a loss. LOL I just contradicted myself there, but you should know what I mean.
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All-Star Ballot!
5 of the Ducks team members were chosen to be on the ballot for the all-star games.
Francois Beauchemin
Chris Pronger
Andy McDonald
Ryan Getzlaf
& J.S. Giguere
have all been placed on the ballot. Voting for this begins on November 13th, and ends January 2nd, 2008.
All voting is done online, and the link will be found on NHL.com to do so.
Francois Beauchemin
Chris Pronger
Andy McDonald
Ryan Getzlaf
& J.S. Giguere
have all been placed on the ballot. Voting for this begins on November 13th, and ends January 2nd, 2008.
All voting is done online, and the link will be found on NHL.com to do so.
Sunday, November 4, 2007
Game 16: Ducks vs. Stars
PERIOD 1: 1 - 0
PERIOD 2: 4 - 0
PERIOD 3: 5 - 0 hook, line, and sinker.
Blanked AGAIN. They appeared as though they just quit playing and gave up... IN THE SECOND PERIOD. That means 2 periods full of... crappy playing. When it was 1-0 I thought to myself: "wow they are so lucky it's not worse than this".... oh.. it got worse. And like the Columbus game way back when, I'd just rather NOT talk about it. The score speaks for itself.
<3
Saturday, November 3, 2007
Game 15: Ducks @ Coyotes
PERIOD 1: 1 - 0
PERIOD 2: 3 - 0
PERIOD 3: 5 - 2
Nice impressive win tonight. Corey Perry with the Gordie Howe hat trick, and did you see his empty net goal at the end? ALL THE WAY from behind OUR goal line. SWEET GOAL! Watch a replay of it if you missed it... beautiful goal.
Schneider is making his name known on the Ducks as well. He had a great night and impressed Ducks fans.
Great game tonight, I'm very happy with the way they played.
<3
Friday, November 2, 2007
Niedermayer Establishing his own Personal Deadline
THIS IS FROM TSN:
"Scott Niedermayer hasn't entirely made up his mind as to whether to return to the NHL or not, however he intends to force that decision in the coming weeks.
Niedermayer believes he needs to establish a personal deadline and won't say when that deadline is, other than to admit a decision on his playing future will be made well before Christmas.
The veteran defenseman say he has been working out, staying in shape and is just starting to intensify his routine.
Perhaps a hint, at least partially, his decision has been made, although he will not state that for the record.
The fact the Ducks are a sub-500 hockey team, struggling to regain their Stanley Cup form hasn't been lost on Niedermayer and he may feel a sense of responsibility to help Anaheim defend.
To date, Ducks general manager Brian Burke hasn't pressured his former captain, and it doesn't appear he'll have to.
Burke will soon have an answer and so will Niedermayer's fans."
SOUNDS LIKE HE IS GETTING READY TO COME BACK TO ME.
Take it as you will.
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"Scott Niedermayer hasn't entirely made up his mind as to whether to return to the NHL or not, however he intends to force that decision in the coming weeks.
Niedermayer believes he needs to establish a personal deadline and won't say when that deadline is, other than to admit a decision on his playing future will be made well before Christmas.
The veteran defenseman say he has been working out, staying in shape and is just starting to intensify his routine.
Perhaps a hint, at least partially, his decision has been made, although he will not state that for the record.
The fact the Ducks are a sub-500 hockey team, struggling to regain their Stanley Cup form hasn't been lost on Niedermayer and he may feel a sense of responsibility to help Anaheim defend.
To date, Ducks general manager Brian Burke hasn't pressured his former captain, and it doesn't appear he'll have to.
Burke will soon have an answer and so will Niedermayer's fans."
SOUNDS LIKE HE IS GETTING READY TO COME BACK TO ME.
Take it as you will.
<3
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