Your Friendly Tuesday Links Roundup: The All Quiet on the Western Front Edition

It's Tuesday night, and George Parros isn't a Vancouver Canuck. Inhale. Exhale. There you go.

• But could Bobby Ryan be a Toronto Maple Leaf soon? Flyers beat writer Anthony SanFilippo seems to think so. [SNYRangersBlog]
• The Leafs may also be interested in Ryan Getzlaf, but he will likely be impossible to land. Instead, they may be aiming to acquire Tampa Bay Lightning winger Ryan Malone. [Toronto Star]
• Previewing tomorrow's Ducks-Coyotes tilt. [CBSSports]
• Despite our struggles this season, he Silver Line (Nicklas Hagman-Saku Koivu-Teemu Selanne) has become one of the top 25 scoring lines in the NHL. [Puck Daddy]
• Speaking of Teemu: He was sharply criticized for declining an invitation to the upcoming All-Star Game. Fair or unfair? [Puck Daddy]
• Jonas Hiller's hot streak (he's stopped 72 of the last 75 shots that he's faced) has caused his fantasy stock to rise. [ESPN]
• Nick Bonino seems to have found his place in the NHL, Francois Beauchemin is playing big minutes, and Devante Smith-Pelly is recovering from injury. All is well in Anaheim. [CBSSports]
• Bruce Boudreau and East Coast Bias. [OC Register]
• Photos from the Ducks' recent father-son trip. [OC Register]
• Ducks notes, courtesy of the official website. [Anaheim Ducks]
• Regarding our recent success: "You can feel something changed." [Anaheim Ducks]
• Are Vancouver Canucks coach Alain Vigneault and star forward Ryan Kesler at each others' throats? [Nucks Misconduct]
• Colorado Avalanche goalie Semyon Varlamov chose to ignore a reporter's question. And controversy ensued! [Mile High Hockey]
• Did Nick Foligno deserve a clipping penalty? See for yourself. [Backhand Shelf]