Ducks to Launch "Movember" in D.C. Tonight

George Parros (host), Teemu Selanne, Ryan Getzlaf, Saku Koivu, Corey Perry and several other members of the Anaheim Ducks will get a clean shave at The Art of Shaving in Washington D.C. (address below) in support of “Movember” tonight (Oct. 31).

The Ducks are in Washington D.C. today in advance of Tuesday’s game against the Capitals. “Movember” is an annual charity event during the month of November where men grow moustaches to raise awareness for men’s health issues, specifically prostate cancer and other cancers that affect men.

For more information or to make a donation, visit http:// us.movember.com/mospace/983114/.
WHEN: Monday, October 31, 2011 5:00 –7:00pm (EDT)
WHERE: The Art of Shaving 1050 Connecticut Avenue

Ducks vs Lightning

I have to be honest, I wasn't real optimistic about the Ducks chances last night against a Tampa Bay team that is ripping a hole through the NHL. But, I was pleasantly pleased with the team's performance.

Of course, just about any time Teemu Selanne touches a puck with his stick or boot, he's moments away from another milestone on an NHL All-Time List. The Finnish Flash delivered with a Power Play Goal and an Assist. He now moves into a tie with Al MacInnis for 33rd place on the all time points list.

The Lightning's Steven Stamkos is the real deal. He scored a highlight reel goal and continues to lead the lead in scoring. But the highlight for me was the 3rd period game-tying goal by Kyle Palmieri. He was just called up from the minor league Syracuse Crunch, and notched his 1st NHL goal in his first appearance. Sweet!

Overtime is always a nail-biter because of the "sudden death" element. About 2 and a half minutes in, with most of my nail's still intact, Ryan Getzlaf buries an amazing pass from Selanne to seal the 2 points.

Thanks, Duck boys, for restoring my optimism. See you Friday (versus Pittsburgh).

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Ducks Earn 4 More Games!

The San Jose Sharks came to Anaheim for game 6 of the Western Conference Quarters, hoping to even up the series. They brought a patch of attitude, and they were DIS-patched by the Ducks.

Jonas Hiller is the current king of the pipes, and the Red Wings might already have him in their heads. Ducks fans can hope.

Best wished to Roenick and Blake, who each may have played their final games.

Here's the understatement of the night; It's tough to be a Sharks fan.

Bring on the Wings for a killer matchup.

Wow! I love this game.

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