make a big run for the offensive defenseman; with Visnovsky now being their number one guy after a Scott Niedermayer retirement, they could use the help.
Possible destinations: Anaheim Ducks, Dallas Stars, Phoenix Coyotes
Scott Niedermayer
29 June 2010
9 July 2009
don’t want you, it’s time to move on.”
The Ducks did lock up captain Scott Niedermayer to a 1-year deal worth $6 million on July 1st. Murray said that Niedermayer “was paramount” to keep on the Ducks. Scott put up an impressive 59 points in 82 games last season, which was the fifth time he amassed 50 or more points in his 16 seasons in the NHL. Not only is Scott capable of quarterbacking a power-play or moving in on an offensive rush, he adds the ability to lead and take control of game situations in every aspect.
The Ducks did lock up captain Scott Niedermayer to a 1-year deal worth $6 million on July 1st. Murray said that Niedermayer “was paramount” to keep on the Ducks. Scott put up an impressive 59 points in 82 games last season, which was the fifth time he amassed 50 or more points in his 16 seasons in the NHL. Not only is Scott capable of quarterbacking a power-play or moving in on an offensive rush, he adds the ability to lead and take control of game situations in every aspect.
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1 July 2009
As expected, the Ducks have brought back their captain.
Scott Niedermayer, the man who made up his mind to return to the Ducks just before the NHL Draft on Friday, has signed a 1-year deal reportedly worth $6 million. The Ducks traded star defenseman Chris Pronger on draft day, knowing that Niedermayer wanted to return to his team.
Scott Niedermayer, the man who made up his mind to return to the Ducks just before the NHL Draft on Friday, has signed a 1-year deal reportedly worth $6 million. The Ducks traded star defenseman Chris Pronger on draft day, knowing that Niedermayer wanted to return to his team.
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13 June 2009
n Pronger could. Johnson would be a lock-in for the defensive side of the rink, while captain Scott Niedermayer and the skilled Francois Beauchemin are currently facing unrestricted free-agent status. Ryan Whitney was brought in at the trade deadline from Pittsburgh to add some defensive depth, but losing Niedermayer and Beauchemin this season and possibly Pronger next summer, the team will be looking to add some more gritty defense to compete in the league.
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3 March 2009
With the NHL Trade Deadline looming, teams are preparing for a tough day of decisions on how to better themselves for the playoffs, or for the future.
Here is a list of things I believe to happen (or to not happen) by Wednesday, March 4th at 3 p.m. EST.
Here is a list of things I believe to happen (or to not happen) by Wednesday, March 4th at 3 p.m. EST.
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