The Anaheim Ducks are barrelling toward missing the playoffs for the seventh consecutive season. The NHL trade deadline has been a place for them to sell off their pieces for picks and prospects. They could be doing that again before Friday but their most valuable piece is likely to stay.

The Anaheim Ducks are outside the Western Conference playoff race with the trade deadline looming. They are six points out with one game in hand on the Calgary Flames, so they can go either direction at the deadline.

With playoff races heating up in the NHL, we have a new "Save of the Year" leader in the clubhouse. The Anaheim Ducks paid a visit to the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday night, and despite a tough loss,

Lightning GM Julien BriseBois to The Athletic on his latest deadline moves: "Trying and failing will yield less regret than failing to try."

Anaheim goalie John Gibson left the Ducks’ game against Vancouver on Wednesday night in the second period after Canucks winger Drew O’Connor crashed into him in the crease. Both players

Will the Vegas Golden Knights be rolling the dice at the Trade Deadline? Mike Zeisburger of NHL.com: So, what might the Vegas Golden Knights be pondering at the trade deadline? It depends on who you ask.

The Anaheim Ducks, who saw starting netminder John Gibson leave Saturday's win over the Boston Bruins with an injury, acquired veteran goaltender Ville Husso, 30, from the Detroit Red Wings for future considerations on Monday,

Before suffering an injury in the second period, Anaheim Ducks goalie John Gibson put his name on the "save of the year" list on Wednesday.

The Ducks likely won't trade goalie John Gibson before the NHL trade deadline because of the current situation of his two best suitors.

The trade carousel continues for the Anaheim Ducks and goaltender John Gibson. The veteran net-minder has been a bedrock in Anaheim for nearly a decade, but wit