
Ducks Surge, Träff Signs: Road Swing Ahead
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The Anaheim Ducks are on a roll, securing a thrilling overtime victory over Buffalo, extending their points streak to four games. Troy Terrys breakaway goal in OT, following a late tie, ended Buffalos goalies ten-game road winning streak. The Ducks offense, led by Cutter Gauthiers 36 goals, is formidable. Theyve also signed Swedish winger Herman Träff to a three-year deal, who will join the San Diego Gulls. The team now faces a challenging Western Canada road trip, with a home game against Toronto looming, which could secure their strong finish.
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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Ducks Surge, Träff Signs: Road Swing Ahead. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 23rd, the Anaheim Ducks are surging at the top of the Pacific Division, carrying hot momentum into the final weeks of the season. They grab the wild six to five overtime win over Buffalo on Sunday March 22nd, keeping their points streak alive at four games. Troy Terry delivered the winner on a breakaway just one minute and 29 seconds into overtime. His second goal of the night after a late third period tie. The victory ended Buffalo Goli, Alex Lyon's 10-game road-winning streak. Even Buffalo's goalie admitted the Ducks pack's serious offensive punch, with Cutter Gothier leading the charge at 36 goals and pushing toward. Forty. On the prospect side, the team aimed, 20-year-old Swedish-winger Herman Treff, to a three-year entry-level deal. He'll report to the San Diego goals in the American Hockey League on an amateur tryout to aid their playoff run. Now they face a tough Western Canada road-swing, Tuesday at Vancouver at 10pm Eastern, Thursday
at Calgary at 9pm, Saturday at Edmonton at 3pm, 30pm, before hosting Toronto Back Home on Monday March 30th at 10pm. This stretch could solidify their strong finish. That's the story for today, NHL News Today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with the Story.
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