Duck Tales: Play Ilya Bryzgalov, Win Stanley Cup?

DUCKS NEWS

• A provocative statement from The Hockey News: the Ducks need to play Ilya Bryzgalov more if they hope to win a Stanley Cup. [The Hockey News]
• Not Technically a link, but set your DVRs.  Tonight Prime Ticket is running a Ducks Marathon with The Best of Kings at Ducks at 5:30, a replay of Teemu's final regular season game against Colorado at 7:30, something called Ducks Insider: Teemu's Last Skate at 9:30 and a new episode of Ducks Weekly (presumably Teemu themed as well) at 10:30
• Teemu Selanne reflects upon his career for the Anaheim Ducks' website. [Anaheim Ducks]
• Jill Painter Lopez of Fox Sports West with an account of last night's screening of Sel8nne the documentary (P.S. be on the lookout for Kyle's thoughts on the event coming soon to AC) [FSW]
• Josh Cooper's look at Frederik Andersen's Teemu themed mask for Sunday includes the word "Teemu-rific" which is.... "Teemu-rific" [Puck Daddy]
• This has been discussed around the comment section, but let's make it official: the Norfolk Admirals appear to be moving to San Diego. [Pro Hockey Talk]
• The Ducks and Los Angeles Kings organizations surprised two local youth teams with a flash mob. [CBS Sports]
• Teemu Selanne insists he's not going to cry Sunday when the Anaheim Ducks retire his No. 8 jersey prior to their game against the Winnipeg Jets. [NHL.com]
• Coming off a loss to one of last season's Stanley Cup finalists, the Ducks still have reason for optimism. [LA Times]
• Almost everyone at Puck Daddy has Ryan Getzlaf in the top three for their mid season Hart Trophy rankings. Guess who has him first. [Puck Daddy]

AROUND THE NHL

• The Minnesota Wild showed a video in honor of J.P. Parise, father of Zach Parise. The elder Parise died yesterday from lung cancer. [Puck Daddy]
• The Arizona Coyotes are tired of hearing your Shane Doan trade rumors. [CBS Sports]
• Washington Capitals coach Barry Trotz required medical attention after being hit in the head with a stick during a game against the Philadelphia Flyers yesterday. [CBC Sports]
• The Detroit Red Wings have put forward Johan Franzen on injured reserve because of an upper-body issue. [Associated Press]
• The NHL's motion to dismiss a class-action lawsuit brought by former players over concussion-related injuries was heard in court Thursday, and the federal judge assigned to the case said she saw legal strength in the arguments from both sides. [Associated Press]
• Greg Wyshynski interviews first-year Vancouver Canucks coach Willie Desjardins. [Puck Daddy]