Ducks training camp preview: Who’s back, who left and who’s new
Who’s back (for now): Gustav Lindström, a right defenseman claimed off waivers last year who filled a limited role admirably as a third-pairing right defenseman. He’s one of three players in camp on a professional tryout this fall, along with forwards Mark Pysyk and Boris Katchouk.
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On the blue line, Radko Gudas and Pavel Mintyukov missed time due to injuries, as did Jamie Drysdale before he was traded to ...
Oregon Ducks five-star receiver commit Dakorien Moore is doing his part on the recruiting trail before his college career has ...
Oregon Ducks colorways are common for Nike sneakers, especially those made for basketball, because of the company’s deep ...
A bronze sculpture of a mother mallard leading her eight ducklings in a line has stood in the Boston Public Garden since 1987 ...
The Ducks 2024 rookie camp and the Rookie Faceoff tournament are now in the books. The Ducks prospects finished with a 1-1-1 ...
The Oregon Ducks blew out the Beavers, and have two weeks to continue their upward trajectory ahead of a Big Ten opener at ...
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Oregon Among Nation's Leaders in Attendance Through Three WeeksAccording to a weekly survey conducted by SuperWest Sports, the Ducks boast an average home attendance of 57,785, or 107% ...
Tristan Luneau is healthy and happy to be with the Anaheim Ducks when they open camp on Thursday — and hopefully when they ...
The Oregon Ducks are 3-0 heading into their first Big Ten slate, riding high after a 49-14 win over Oregon State this week.
In the jubilation after the victory new Oregon Duck placekicker Atticus Sappington looks toward the camera and exclaims, ...
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