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    With Joffrey Lupul returning to Anaheim in the Pronger deal and Saku Koivu signing, the Ducks feel as if they'll have a more balanced squad this season. "What I like is that there is now going to be a little bit of competition for power play time on the two lines ... And you know (coach Randy Carlyle) is going to use that." With 25 goals and 91 points, Getzlaf was the Western Conference's second-highest points leader last season. Full Article at USA Today
    What I like is that there is now going to be a little bit of competition for power play time on the two lines ... And you know (coach Randy Carlyle) is going to use that.
    SOURCE: USA Today 2 months ago
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Ducks' faith in GM Murray grows stronger
  1. I felt like we were giving up a little bit
    SOURCE: USA Today 2 months ago
  2. If we are doing our job and keeping the checking line occupied ... then Teemu's line is freed up and vice versa. When you have a one-two punch, you can do that.
    Ryan Getzlaf – Ryan Getzlaf SOURCE: USA Today 2 months ago
  3. Bob made pretty bold moves, moving most of our checking line and guys that had been very big for us in the past. The Kunitz trade was tough on a lot of guys, but the situation Bob was in, he had to make those
    SOURCE: USA Today 2 months ago
  4. Last year was a big thing for (Murray) to get the faith of the players
    Ryan Getzlaf – Ryan Getzlaf SOURCE: USA Today 2 months ago
  5. We are a lot more front-end loaded now ... You can try to replace Pronger, but it's not going to be easy. … Whitney and Wisniewski are going to have big seasons for us.
    Ryan Getzlaf – Ryan Getzlaf SOURCE: USA Today 2 months ago
  6. Mario (Lemieux) was a big man with great hands, but Getz adds that power game
    SOURCE: USA Today 2 months ago
  7. Then those guys came in and then suddenly our team was alive again and we were ready to play.
    SOURCE: USA Today 2 months ago
  8. Koivu is excited to be here ... And oh my gosh, does he work. He competes everywhere.
    SOURCE: USA Today 2 months ago

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