Anaheim Ducks

moustic a écrit:

"juste"
ahem...

quantitativement bien sur....

t'imagine bien le desarroi dans lequel je me retrouverai si ne serait ce que l'un des deux (putain meme Kunitz...faut que les trois restent....) venaient à...

j'ose meme pas le mentionner

c'est t'es RFA a la fin de ton avant derniere année de contrat et UFA a la fin de la derniere ?

ça fait 3 ans de suite que NJ est la cible numéro 1 lorsqu'commence la période des Agents libres (Niedermayer, Elias, Gomez)
Donc jsuis coooontent que ça soit quelqu'un d'autre l'année prochaine !

Si Getzlaf est pas signé avant (à mon avis il le sera) ça va être la chasse... l'été prochain va être torride !

Kenan a écrit:

c'est t'es RFA a la fin de ton avant derniere année de contrat et UFA a la fin de la derniere ?

ça dépend de ton age pour les RFA
(c'est chiant comme la mort les règles)

Je vais m'occuper de son cas....

je vais lui ecrire une lettre de fan, que j'ai une petite soeur polyhandicapée fan de lui et des Ducks, que y'a que le hockey qui la rend un minimum heureuse...

il restera sans augmentation de salaire

moustic a écrit:

ça fait 3 ans de suite que NJ est la cible numéro 1 lorsqu'commence la période des Agents libres (Niedermayer, Elias, Gomez)
Donc jsuis coooontent que ça soit quelqu'un d'autre l'année prochaine !

Si Getzlaf est pas signé avant (à mon avis il le sera) ça va être la chasse... l'été prochain va être torride !

Les Sens ça va être funky aussi :

Spezza, Mezsaros, Vermette et Eaves RFA
Heatley, Redden et Fisher UFA

Citation :

Scott Niedermayer, the former Devils defenseman who won his fourth Stanley Cup with the Anaheim Ducks in June, has become an advocate for real ducks as he contemplates retirement.

Niedermayer, 33, signed on with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and sent a letter to all 50 members of the Chicago City Council urging them to uphold the city's ban on foie gras, the enlarged liver of a force-fed duck or goose often made into pâté.

"As an Anaheim Duck, I hate to see real ducks tortured so that a handful of wealthy chefs can serve their diseased organs," Niedermayer wrote.

BOn on saura quand pour Nieds et Selanne ?

vont pas me faire poireauter jusqu'au bout quand meme

j'aimerais bien que Teetee rempile

au début du camp d'entrainement je pense qu'on sera fixé ...

Petit pronostique : Teemu retraite, Nieds retour ...

mmmm

i wish the opposit

Mc Donald a 30 ans...vache

je pensais qu'il avait 24-25...

Citation :

It came as a surprise to almost everyone in the hockey world when reports surfaced this summer that Anaheim Ducks captain Scott Niedermayer was seriously considering retirement - just after leading the team to its first Stanley Cup.

But when the 33-year-old NHL veteran returned to his hometown of Cranbrook, B.C., with teammate and brother Rob to show off the Cup on Monday, he admitted that a return next season is still very much a possibility.

"Obviously, it's a lot different after the Stanley Cup playoffs," Niedermayer told TSN. "You're tired, you've been through a long year. And after having some time off, you're feeling better physically."

The Conn Smythe Trophy winner as playoff MVP informed general manager Brian Burke of the possibility of retirement during the players' exit interviews a few days after Anaheim won its championship. But a couple of months away from the ice has the future Hall of Famer in a somewhat different mindset.

"I'm in a different spot, no question about it," he told TSN. "But again, I'm just trying to make the right decision. I know it's unfortunate that people are waiting to see what the decision is - it's not fun, but that's the way it is right now."

Burke has given his captain as much time and space as possible to make a decision, and signed unrestricted free agent defenceman Mathieu Schneider to a two-year contract on July 1 as a contingency plan.

Niedermayer fully endorsed the team's offseason moves, and Burke has already said that the four-time Stanley Cup winner would be welcomed with open arms if he returned.

"I wanted to him (Burke) to try and know where I was at, especially at that time," said Niedermayer. "As a teammate, you want to support and help your teammates as much as possible. Whether you're on the ice or whether you're not, you want to at least help your teammates and do the right thing. That's what I thought, and Brian said 'we can make it work any way you want it to work.' It's a big decision and hopefully I can come up with the right one at the right time."

Niedermayer, New Jersey's first choice, third overall in the 1991 NHL entry draft, has 140 goals and 608 points in 1,053 career regular-season games - including a career-high 69 points in 79 games this past season. He also added 11 points in 21 playoff games, giving him 86 career points in 183 career games.

Niedermayer - who turns 34 next Monday - is the only player in hockey history to have won the Stanley Cup, Memorial Cup, world junior gold, men's world gold, Olympic gold, and a World Cup of Hockey title.

mmmmm

ca sent le restage du coup

du coup, Mous' est encore plus dèèèèèèègue !

Euh... Pourquoi ?

je trouve pa la date du debut du training camp des Ducks, mais vu que leur premier match de pre saison c'est dans 12 jours, j'iamerais bien (et Burke aussi) que les 2 divas se decident

Y'a pas le feu pour Burke (qui a conseillé lui meme aux deux de prendre leur temps)
Ils s'en foutent des camps et des matchs de pré-saison.

Selanne va à la retraite
Nieds va rester.

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - Anaheim Ducks forward Samuel Pahlsson has undergone surgery to repair a sports hernia, team general manager Brian Burke announced Thursday.

The 29-year-old Pahlsson had eight goals and 18 assists last season and added 12 points during the playoffs as the Ducks won their first Stanley Cup. He had the operation on Wednesday in Philadelphia, Burke said, and is expected to be sidelined for three to five weeks. Anaheim opens camp on Tuesday.

"We anticipate if he misses any regular-season time, it will not be a lot," Burke said.

The same doctor, Bill Meyer, performed a similar operation on Ducks goalie Jean-Sebastien Giguere on Aug. 6. Giguere is expected to be ready to go when camp opens.

Citation :

ANAHEIM, Calif. (CP) - The Anaheim Ducks officially suspended Scott Niedermayer on Tuesday, a formality that was expected on the first day of camp with the star defenceman a no-show.

"Yes, he was suspended today," Ducks GM Brian Burke said during an NHL media conference call. "I spoke with Scott to tell him he was being suspended, which Scotty expected."

The move means Niedermayer's US$6.75-million won't count against Anaheim's salary cap while he continues to mull over his playing future. The Ducks stand at around $49 million under the $50.3-million salary cap - counting Niedermayer's salary.

Niedermayer, who turned 34 on Aug. 31, has yet to decide whether or not he will retire. Nor has 37-year-old winger Teemu Selanne, an unrestricted free agent who led the Ducks with 48 goals last season.

"I met with Teemu this morning," said Burke. "But no change. No direction from either player as to what their plans are."

cool :/

naaaan... c'était prévu...

y'avait du lourd sur la glace putain

Citation :

The defending Stanley Cup champion Anaheim Ducks were dealt a blow Sunday when they learned that recently acquired defenceman Mathieu Schneider will miss four weeks with a non-displaced fracture in his left ankle.