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NHL rumors: The closest ‘comparable’ for Ducks’ Cutter Gauthier’s next contract

Cutter Gauthier emerged as one of the National Hockey League’s most lethal goal scorers in 2025-26, scoring 41 goals in 76 games in his sophomore campaign. The Anaheim Ducks are going to have to pay up to keep the young star around long term — but that hasn’t happened yet. The 22-year-old remains an unsigned […] The post NHL rumors: The closest ‘comparable’ for Ducks’ Cutter Gauthier’s next contract appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Ducks waiving Chris Kreider to facilitate contract termination

The Anaheim Ducks made several major moves this offseason, including giving a large contract extension to Leo Carlson. Meanwhile, Cutter Gauthier also needs a new deal, which is going to take up more cap space. Now, the Ducks are making another major move, waiving Chris Kreider, per Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet. “In an effort to […] The post Ducks waiving Chris Kreider to facilitate contract termination appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Kreider Termination Boosts Ducks’ Flexibility in Gauthier Talks

General manager Pat Verbeek and the Anaheim Ducks were put into a bind earlier this summer when the Philadelphia Flyers signed Leo Carlsson to a five-year, $90-million offer sheet. After a mini spending spree on July 1 and matching the offer to retain their franchise center, the Ducks were down to just about $9 million in salary cap space while still needing to sign another restricted free agent in Cutter Gauthier, who would cost considerably more than $9 million coming off a 41-goal season. T...

Leon Draisaitl Backs Mike Babcock’s Oilers Hire

Leon Draisaitl believes Mike Babcock can provide the accountability and structure the Edmonton Oilers need as they pursue another Stanley Cup run. Edmonton enters the 2026–27 season with pressure already building. The Oilers have reached two Stanley Cup Finals in the past three seasons, but a first-round loss to the Anaheim Ducks last spring forced […]

Ducks’ Joel Quenneville sends message to to Leo Carlsson after historic contract

Even though the Philadelphia Flyers attempted to pry away scoring forward Leo Carlsson from the Anaheim Ducks with a record-breaking offer sheet, the Ducks ultimately matched it. Carlsson, who was a restricted free agent, is now under contract with the Ducks for the next five seasons, carrying an $18 million salary cap hit; the deal […] The post Ducks’ Joel Quenneville sends message to to Leo Carlsson after historic contract appeared first on ClutchPoints .

A Travis Konecny lineup demotion could benefit Flyers

Travis Konecny led the Flyers last season with 68 point in 77 games. He had 14 power play points, two game-winning goals, a short-handed tally, and averaged just over 19 minutes per game. He just edged Trevor Zegras in points as Zegras had 67. But Konecny also had a far better plus/minus than the former Duck, ending the year at +14 while Zegras was even. In the playoffs, Konecny had a goal and four assists as the Flyers faltered to Carolina in round two. Despite the average playoff, it was cle...

Victory+ failed. Is this the end of sports streaming for free?

In September 2024, Victory+ was founded with a simple dream: to deliver major professional sports on streaming for free. Two years later, the Victory+ vision is dead. The streaming service shut down as of September 1. The move comes after the Texas Rangers, Anaheim Ducks and National Women’s Soccer League ended their agreements with the…

Prime Video becomes local streaming home for six NHL teams

Prime Video will be the exclusive local streaming home for six NHL teams next season. Prime Video and the NHL jointly announced Wednesday that the streamer is now the local rights holder for the Carolina Hurricanes, Anaheim Ducks, Columbus Blue Jackets, Dallas Stars, Minnesota Wild, and St. Louis Blues, each within that team’s own regional…

Insider Predicts How Cutter Gauthier Stalemate Ends With Ducks

After a huge miscalculation over the past year left the Anaheim Ducks holding the $18 million bag with Leo Carlsson, their attempts to sign fellow top-liner and restricted free agent Cutter Gauthier have hit a huge bump in the road. With Carlsson now earning $18M on his new pact, Gauthier—he of the 41 goals this past season—is looking for his cut of the pie, too. And it will have to be a huge, tasty slice. It doesn't sound like he'll settle for anything less than $15M or more on any longish-te...

Amazon Expands Regional Sports Play With 6 NHL Team Deals

Amazon Prime Video announced Wednesday it will be the exclusive local streaming home for six NHL teams beginning this season as sports media titans engage in a new round of rights competition. The Anaheim Ducks, Carolina Hurricanes, Columbus Blue Jackets, Dallas Stars, Minnesota Wild and St. Louis Blues will stream their games on the platform […]

The exact moment Ryan Getzlaf learned he’d be getting Ducks jersey retired

The Anaheim Ducks are honoring a franchise legend in 2026-27. Anaheim will retire the number of franchise icon Ryan Getzlaf this coming season. Getzlaf spent his entire career in Orange County and will now receive the ultimate honor. The former Ducks forward will have his number hung from the rafters at the Honda Center on […] The post The exact moment Ryan Getzlaf learned he’d be getting Ducks jersey retired appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Anaheim Ducks to retire Ryan Getzlaf's No.15

Ryan Getzlaf will be remembered forever as an all-time great Anaheim Duck, and now his number will be draped from the rafters. The Ducks announced on Tuesday the team will be retiring Getzlaf's No.15 on January 30, 2027 at Honda Center ahead of Anaheim's matchup against the Nashville Predators. And it's been announced that just two nights earlier in Anaheim, the Ducks will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 2007 Stanley Cup Championship team. Getzlaf is strongly considered the best Duck of...

Stars games to reportedly stream on Prime Video

The following article " Stars games to reportedly stream on Prime Video " originally appeared on Sports Media Watch . The Dallas Stars are leaving Victory+ for Amazon’s Prime Video, with games produced directly by the NHL under its centralized solution, according to a report by Alex Silverman of Sports Business Journal. The Stars would mark the second NHL team to leave Victory+, following a reported move by the Anaheim Ducks to terminate its contract […] Visit Sports Media Watch for more s...