The Anaheim Ducks are switching from a rebuilding stage to a competing stage, as the 2025 free agency period approaches. With that said, there are many factors to consider, especially the state of their goaltending.
No two NHL offseasons are alike. Last year gave us the Summer of Goalies, one of the position’s most robust markets in recent memory. The likes of Linus Ullmark, Jacob Markstrom, Darcy Kuemper, Logan Thompson and Yaroslav Askarov changed teams via trade, while Cam Talbot and Anthony Stolarz found significant new roles as UFA signings.
The playoffs are in full swing, but that won’t stop folks from looking at moves that could be made before the NHL Entry Draft next month. Plenty of names will be available this summer, but this list will look exclusively at the ones with a high probability of being moved before or at the Draft.
In the history of the NHL, a total of 46 players have scored 50 goals in a season more than once. How many of the 46 can you name in six minutes?
What happens when you have a backup goalie who should be a starter and a starting goalie who people think would be better as a backup or tandem option?
The Anaheim chapter of The Professional Hockey Writers Association (PHWA) has nominated John Gibson for the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy. This trophy is awarded annually to the player who best exemplifies the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to ice hockey.
For years, John Gibson has been a name on trade deadline mock-ups for the Anaheim Ducks. No trade has ever come to fruition due to a lack of interest or return for the Ducks.
In today’s NHL Trade Talk weekend rumors report, the Anaheim Ducks and goaltender John Gibson are both ready to move on. Will the organization try for a trade again this summer?
Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet: The Toronto Maple Leafs signed NCAA free agent defenseman John Prokop. With a thinning prospect pool and trading two first-round picks at the deadline, they’ll be looking for more, including a centerman.
John Gibson returned after missing seven games with a lower-body injury and made 33 saves to help the visiting Anaheim Ducks to a 4-1 win against the Nashville Predators on Thursday night.
Earlier today, Anaheim Ducks’ head coach Greg Cronin shared (and publicized by Derek Lee of The Hockey News) that netminder John Gibson has returned from his lower-body injury and would start tonight against the Nashville Predators.
Anaheim Ducks veteran goaltender John Gibson will start Thursday versus the Nashville Predators, marking his first appearance since being sidelined for seven games with a lower-body injury, Ducks head coach Greg Cronin confirmed per Derek Lee of The Hockey News.
The Carolina Hurricanes tried to swing some big deals at the deadline, and now we know that they almost landed John Gibson from the Anaheim Ducks. The
The Hurricanes and Oilers remain engaged in trade talks with the Ducks regarding netminder John Gibson, but Pierre LeBrun of TSN and The Athletic reports that neither team has put forth a particularly appealing offer.
If I’m being honest, this year’s trade market isn’t very strong. I would love to see the Oilers go out and make a really big splash and after watching the team get stomped by the Anaheim Ducks in their return to Rogers Place on Tuesday night, I would hope that GM Stan Bowman is feeling some amount of pressure to go out and shake this team up.
The Anaheim Ducks have announced that goaltender John Gibson has left Wednesday’s game against the Vancouver Canucks with an injury. Gibson sustained the injury midway through the game when Canucks forward Drew O’Connor drove to the net and collided with the 31-year-old.
Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson made an insane snag against the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday night, leaving many to declare it the best save of the 2024-25 season.
Reports surfaced earlier this season that John Gibson would be willing to waive his no-move clause for a chance to compete for the Stanley Cup with the Oilers.
As per a report from The Athletic, Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson appears willing to waive his no-trade clause to join the Edmonton Oilers. However, despite Gibson’s interest, the Oilers insist they aren’t in the market for a goaltender.
Not a good sign for the Anaheim Ducks or potential trade suitors. During Saturday night’s game against the Boston Bruins, Ducks goaltender John Gibson left the contest with an upper-body injury and didn’t return.
The Oilers have been linked to John Gibson in trade rumours this season, and now one NHL insider has confirmed what it would probably cost Edmonton to acquire him in a trade.
Goaltender is the most volatile and unpredictable position to evaluate in the NHL. From one season to the next, we’ve seen significant changes in stats from top goalies.
His name has been involved in trade rumours for years, but it feels like this time Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson may finally be moved. The 31-year-old, once regarded as an elite NHL goaltender, has seen his stock drop off in dramatic fashion over the past four or five seasons.
Where there’s smoke, there’s fire, right? We may not be in full-scale smoke mode, maybe this talk about the Edmonton Oilers and Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson is in a light smoulder.
Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson has been at the center of trade speculation for years, and with the deadline approaching, his future remains uncertain.
The Edmonton Oilers are once again at the center of goaltending trade rumors, with Anaheim Ducks netminder John Gibson reportedly open to a move there, but Oilers general manager Stan Bowman has said he’s not really looking to play with his goaltending tandem.
Star goaltender John Gibson from the Anaheim Ducks will be available for trade this season, but according to new reports, there's very few teams interested in him.
It’s been a far from ideal start to the 2024-25 season for the Edmonton Oilers who still, despite the way things feel around this team, sit four points out of leading the Pacific Divison.
The Athletic is reporting that veteran goaltender John Gibson would be willing to waive his no-trade clause for the Edmonton Oilers, with the Anaheim Ducks willing to retain salary to move him.
The surgery is performed to remove the appendix and it will keep Gibson sidelined for the next three to six weeks.
John Gibson’s future with the Anaheim Ducks was already in question following the 2022-23 season. And now, it’s all but assured he won’t be back with the team that picked him 39th overall in the 2011 draft after he demanded to be traded on Monday, according to multiple reports.
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