Your Friendly Thursday Links Roundup: The Turkey Links Edition

DUCKS LINKS

• Bobby Ryan will be in Sweden by November 27th. [AOL Sporting News] [ProHockeyTalk] [NHL.com] [OC Register]
• Bobby's new Swedish coach talks about his scoring ability and using him on the power play. [Roughled Feathers]
• For longtime Habs broadcaster Dick Irvin Jr., the defining moment of the lockout occurred when the Ducks didn't come to Montreal on October 27th. [Montreal Gazette]
• A great profile of Hampus Lindholm (did you know that he's the youngest player in the AHL? I didn't). [PilotOnline.com]
• The Fort Wayne Komets will hold their traditional Thanksgiving home game tonight at 7:30 pm at the Memorial Coliseum. [Fort Wayne Komets]
• Teemu Selanne talks more about retiring if the entire season is canceled. This quote, in particular, was chilling:

"A lot of times when I drive to the rink here and I know there’s only four of five guys skating, I’m thinking, ‘Right

now, I’d like to call and say I’m done,’" Selanne said. "This is enough right now. I’m old enough to do

something else and not play with the kids."

[OC Register]

• `Matt Beleskey is auctioning off one of his game-worn Ducks jerseys in order to support his lockout club, the Coventry Blaze. [Coventry Telegraph]
• A Q and A with Peter Holland. [Anaheim Ducks]
• Bruce Boudreau breaks down the Ducks' top prospects. [Anaheim Ducks Hockey Network]
• The Norfolk Admirals may be in the middle of a rough patch, but members of the US Navy got to watch their November 16th game against the Springfield Falcons. [US Navy]

AROUND THE NHL

• Even though the NHL rejected the NHLPA's proposal yesterday, many sources say it was still a step in the right direction. [TSN]
• Nucks Misconduct has a copy of the NHLPA memo outlining their rejected proposal. [Nucks Misconduct]
• Peter Diamond illustrates hockey. [Backhand Shelf]