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Ducks 2026-27 season preview: Young core can’t do it alone (opens the original)
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IRVINE — When NHL players hit the Las Vegas Strip after a game, few get carded and even fewer get turned away for being underage. But when the Ducks visit the Golden Knights for Friday night’s season opener, there will be plenty of exceptions for a team with three players under 21 and four more who are 22 at most. Renting a car could be even tougher as this year’s flock has a whopping 15 players who are 25 or younger. In fact, this group is the youngest in the league, a distinction the Ducks did
Ducks sign Tristan Luneau to 6-year, $43.2 million extension (opens the original)
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The Ducks have signed defenseman Tristan Luneau to a six-year contract extension that will run through 2033, the team announced Thursday. Luneau’s agreement, which starts next season, will carry an annual average value of $7.2 million. That figure, which is commensurate with Pavel Mintyukov’s salary-cap hit, reflects the market value of a top-four NHL defenseman. That’s a role Luneau is set to step into for the first time however, having skated in just 14 NHL games across the past three seasons
Ducks 2026-27 season preview: 3 questions after a frenzied offseason (opens the original)
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IRVINE — The Ducks catapulted themselves from the cellar to the middle of the pack two seasons ago and then made the leap from perennial struggle to second-round playoff success last year, all with a rosy salary-cap outlook and loads of young talent. Mason McTavish joined chums and fellow lottery picks Jamie Drysdale and Trevor Zegras in exile, getting shipped to the St. Louis Blues for two first-round draft picks. The Ducks didn’t previously have a first-rounder because they had dealt theirs fo
Kings 2026-27 season preview: A new era gets underway (opens the original)
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EL SEGUNDO — The 60th year of Kings hockey will get underway on Wednesday night when the team travels to Denver, seeking to avenge a first-round playoff sweep by the Colorado Avalanche. Though they’ve had to get up from the poker table early in each of the past five postseasons, the Kings continued pushing more chips into the pot as they signed aging veteran after aging veteran in an attempt to right a ship that went off course after a disastrous 2023 offseason from which they have yet to recove
Ducks 2026-27 season preview: Roster gets young after upheaval (opens the original)
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The Ducks were on a clear path to continue adding promising talent under team control while seeking to refine their roster with veterans who could bridge gaps as the young guns matured. But this summer threw much of that plan into flux as the Ducks’ restricted free-agent salaries burgeoned and a mass migration of veterans left them to reset, recalibrate and return to the ice with an even more fresh-faced group than last season. In fact, they’re the youngest team in pro hockey. As they eye their
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