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Backes, Deslauriers put Ducks past LA 3-1 in Freeway Faceoff By GREG BEACHAMFebruary 3, 2021 GMT LOS ANGELES (AP) — Danton Heinen and David Backes scored, and the Anaheim Ducks snapped a three-game losing streak with a 3-1 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Tuesday night in their first Freeway Faceoff of the season. John Gibson made 20 saves and Nicolas Deslauriers had an assist before scoring an empty-net goal for the Ducks, who got their fourth victory of the year in the 152nd edition of this Southern California rivalry. “No matter what the shots are or the chances are, it always see...

It's been 309 days since we've been able to say it: The Ducks have a hockey game tonight.&nbsp;</p>...

Studnicka: $108,000 Young players on entry-level deals are hard to find, but Boston does have three prospects drafted high back in 2016 and 2017 who look to be ready to step into the Bruins’ lineup or at least should find their way onto the taxi squad at the very least in Frederic, Studnicka and Vaakanainen. Frederic and Studnicka are battling for middle-six roles, while Vaakanainen is fighting for one of the third pairing roles available on the defense. All have the potential to be solid role players for the Bruins. The question is, when will that happen? One Year Remaining, Non-Entry-Leve...

A Look at Minnesota State with Assistant Coach Darren Blue The Minnesota State Mavericks are a leading force in men’s college hockey. Based out of Mankato, Minnesota, Minnesota State is one of the five schools located in the state competing in Division I college hockey. Former Minnesota State player and current assistant coach, Darren Blue, has forged a winning culture at the program and helped young talent find success following their college years.  He has been apart of Minnesota State’s coaching staff since the 2000-01 season, following a few years coaching at Chicago Lakes High Sch...

Temporary home: A look at the Wild's interim division For one season only, Minnesota will play in the NHL's makeshift West Division by Dan Myers @mnwildscribe / Wild.com Last summer, the COVID-19 pandemic forced the NHL to finish its season inside a pair of Canadian bubbles in Toronto and Edmonton.  It was a solid option to wrap up a season that had abruptly ended five months earlier.  But with the pandemic still clinging to ...