Announced yesterday on Twitter, the San Diego Gulls will be going with The Burning Of Rome's "Cowboys & Cut Cigars" as their goal song for their inaugural season. Here's the music video for the full song- it'll be fun when the crowd catches on and sings along with the tailor-made chanting section that starts at :30.

Well, after last season where the Ducks were the NHL15 playoff simulation's pick for the Cup, and considering Getzlaf and Andersen appeared in a promotional video, this isn't all that surprising. The Wild in the Western Conference Final though? The Canadiens in the Stanley Cup Final? Is any of this plausible?

The Ducks captain and goalie make appearances in the latest ad for EA Sports NHL16, with an appearance by director/podcaster Kevin Smith too. Pretty cool to see Getzlaf as the point man in a national promotional spot.

Facing a must win game six at the then Arrowhead Pond, Francois Beauchemin fired up the crowd and his team with a early scrap against Calgary captain Jarome Iginla.

While mired in their roughest run of form this season, the Ducks could use some motivation. Anaheim Calling: The Podcast enlisted the help of another coach to light the fire.

Video taken inside Honda Center of overtime of last night's game between Ducks & Hurricanes with a great look at Ryan Getzlaf's game-winning goal.

The final 22 seconds of RDS' coverage of this past season's Ducks visit to Montreal. Canadiens fans cheered during the entirety of Saku Koivu's final shift, and as he's announced as the third star of the game. Video captured by SomeHockeyVideos

Let's play a game kids! Can you figure out which Ducks player shoots water out of a Gatorade bottle at Patrick Roy? You won't will be shocked at who it is. Huge thank you to @robpizzo and @john_noon for the heads up

The game could have gone better, in just about every way, but it ended with some fireworks between the coaches.

How can this not be a major moment in the 20 years of Ducks existence? Kenan Thompson, now a grown man and SNL cast member, recreates his famous Knucklepuck shot. (You'll need to add sound effects/magic in your head) High five to Greg Wyshynski at Puck Daddy for finding this gem. I have no idea where FS1 is on my TV.