US EditionDucks Extend Qualifying Offers to Lukáš Dostál, Mason McTavish, 6 Others
- On Tuesday, the Anaheim Ducks are set to open free agency with the NHL's second-largest cap space, aiming to aggressively upgrade their roster.
- Following a seven-year playoff drought, the Ducks hired Joel Quenneville and Jay Woodcroft, with GM Pat Verbeek pushing for a postseason rebuild.
- The Ducks acquired Chris Kreider and traded Zegras, creating nearly $40 million in cap space for free agency.
- The Ducks leverage their second-largest cap space to aggressively pursue free agents like Boeser, facing competition from the Oilers and Wild, with potential to outspend all rivals.
- The Ducks lead the NHL in available cap space, with only San Jose having more, positioning them to outspend all rivals in free agency.
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San Bernardino Sun
Ducks extend qualifying offers to Lukáš Dostál, Mason McTavish, 6 others
As Tuesday’s free-agency kickoff loomed, Monday was the deadline for all 32 NHL teams, including the Ducks, to submit qualifying offers to restricted free agents. A qualifying offer is tendered for the purposes of retaining a restricted free agent’s negotiating rights. The Ducks’ two most notable RFAs, goaltender Lukáš Dostál and forward Mason McTavish, are sure to earn well above their qualifying offers ultimately. They were among the eight Duc…
Daily Bulletin
Ducks flush with cap dollars heading into free agency
The Ducks are poised to enter Tuesday’s opening of free agency with the second most available cap dollars in the NHL, as well as plenty of impetus to put them to use. They haven’t made the playoffs in seven years and the crescendo of construction equipment leading up to the opening of O.C. Vibe next to the Honda Center is nearly at its peak. They’ve gone all-in on the coaching staff with the hire of Joel Queeneville (and soon Jay Woodcroft) whil…
Jets Extend Qualifying Offers To Seven Players; Let Two Players Go - khbrksport
The Winnipeg Jets have extended qualifying offers to seven players those being Tyrel Bauer, Isaak Phillips, Dylan Samberg, Morgan Barron, Parker Ford, Rasmus Kupari and Gabe Vilardi, but have not extended offers to Simon Lundmark and Mason Shaw. Bauer, Phillips and Ford almost exclusively played in the AHL. Bauer, a 23-year-old right-handed defenseman, skated in 59 games with the Manitoba Moose, recording two assists. Phillips was acquired from …
OCVibe Aims to be 365-Day-a-Year Destination - Orange County Business Journal
Ducks owners Henry and Susan Samueli had no set strategy when they started to acquire pieces of land surrounding the Honda Center 10 years ago. Their aim was to keep the properties in good taste when visitors attended Anaheim Ducks games, according to OCVibe Chief Executive Bill Foltz. The Samuelis “did not want somebody else doing a development in our backyard that we could not control,” according to Foltz. Foltz is leading a team developing th…
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