The Anaheim Ducks 2013 season came to an end with a 3-2 loss in game seven of their Western Conference Quarterfinal matchup with the Detroit Red Wings. Emerson Etem and Francois Beauchemin recorded the goals for the Ducks.
This game is completely out of our hands and up to the players. So in honor of Mother's Day, lets celebrate our mothers by watching Arrested Development's Lucille Bluth.
Some think he is to blame for our Game 6 loss, and that Viktor Fasth should be given the start for Game 7. I think it's difficult to have a good game when there are red jerseys camped out in your crease all night.
The Ducks pull off another miracle comeback, only to be beaten in the 64 seconds of overtime. The series shifts back to Anaheim for Game 7.
Let's get the hell out of Detroit - for good.
The Anaheim Ducks defeated the Detroit Red Wings in overtime by a score of 3-2 to take a 3-2 lead in their Western Conference Quarterfinal series. Kyle Palmieri, Ryan Getzlaf, and Nick Bonino scored for Anaheim and Jonas Hiller stopped 29 shots.
Preview and GameThread for Game Five between the Anaheim Ducks and Detroit Red Wings at Honda Center, including who's hot, who's not, leading scorers, and even some fearless predictions about tonight's action.
The first four games of this series have provided us with plenty to think about, and when all is said and done, plenty to remember. But right now, it's the next couple games that matter.
The Ducks led early, but faded as the game wore on to a point where they couldn't even really mount an attack in Overtime and the series is tied back up at two games a piece heading into Game 5 Wednesday.
The Ducks look to extend their series lead to 3-1 without the services of Toni Lydman, and of course the Wings will miss Justin Abdelkader due to suspension. At the risk of sounding crass and unfeeling, that's not a terrible trade-off for Anaheim.
After giving up a devastating goal in OT on Thursday, the Ducks came back to score another four goals in order to take a 2-1 series lead over the Detroit Red Wings.
In Game 2, Anaheim mounted an incredible comeback over the Detroit Red Wings in the third period only to lose the game in the beginning minutes of OT. The series shifts back to Detroit and the unfriendly confines of Guantanamo Bay-er-Joe Louis Arena
It was a CRAZY game, and was just shy of being one for the ages as the Ducks started like crap, came back from a three goal third period deficit, pushed the game to OT but still fell 5-4, tying the series at one.
The Ducks played a Hell of a game Tuesday night to take a 1-0 series lead and prove that they still CAN be the team that started the year 13-1 at home. The question now becomes, can they keep that pace up?
The Anaheim Ducks defeated the Detroit Red Wings by a score of 3-1 to take a 1-0 series lead in the Western Conference Quarterfinals. Nick Bonino, Teemu Selanne, and Francois Beauchemin scored for Anaheim.
The Anaheim Ducks vs. Detroit Red Wings Western Conference Quarterfinals series kicks off in Anaheim. Who's hot, who's not, and a few statistics to ponder before the puck drops.
The Ducks didn't get the desired result, but managed to avoid a serious performance letdown as they prepare to renew one of the greatest rivalries in hockey.
It's the last game before the playoffs enjoy it for the sweet, sweet joy of hockey.
No Getzlaf, no Ryan, no Selanne, no Koivu... No Problem. Brad Staubitz scores the game winner as the Ducks beat Vancouver 3-1.
It seemed like the Ducks had been biding their time until the playoffs for a while, but little did we know that with the Division and second seed in the West locked up they'd rest EVERYONE!
The Ducks will face a Schneider-less Canucks team during our last road game of the 2013 season. Get it done, boys!
The Anaheim Ducks claimed their second Pacific Division in franchise history by defeating the Edmonton Oilers for the second consecutive night, this time by a score of 3-0. Ryan Getzlaf, Radek Dvorak, and Sami Vatanen provided the Ducks goals.
The Ducks can clinch the Pacific Division title and second overall in the West with a win against the Oilers.
While it wasn't a complete 60 minute effort, it was the best effort the Anaheim Ducks had put forth in a while.
The Oilers broke their six-game losing streak with a 4-1 win over the Colorado Avalanche on Friday. And, if you haven't noticed, we're in a bit of a skid as well. Can we re-discover our confidence by beating a team we've historically dominated?
