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The Ducks announced today they have recalled center MacGregor Sharp from the Bakersfield Condors, Anaheim’s development affiliate in the ECHL.
Sharp's recall comes on the heels of centers Saku Koivu (strained groin) and Ryan Carter (bruis...
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