- LakersIt only took Derrick Jones Jr. two games to look irresistible as a Lakers target
- RamsBrewers defeat Rays to win first World Series title in team history
- DodgersMilwaukee Brewers Win First World Series In Franchise History
- DucksThe Anaheim Ducks keep inventing new ways to beat themselves
- AngelsAngels risk serious buyer's remorse with Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s contract projection
- SparksThe best years of Kate Martin's basketball career are still ahead of her
- ChargersChargers Injury Report: Brenen Thompson, Kayode Awosika DNP
- KingsAngeles Analysis – An “Okay” Trip
- ClippersRanking impact of NBA injuries: Jalen Williams, Kawhi Leonard, Anthony Edwards, Tyrese Haliburton lead way
- TrojansLincoln Riley Makes Some Big Claims About USC
Anaheim Ducks
A recap of how the Ducks overcame tough competition in week four to surge up the standings. Plus, this week's three stars and what's next for the team.
In a game with special teams galore, a rookie got his first goal, and the Ducks keep chugging up the standings.
How an offensive explosion from a young Duck, in a penalty filled night, helped secure the victory
Against an Eastern Conference powerhouse, the Ducks proved their mettle
Even though week three was short for the Ducks, a concern is brewing. Plus, the week's three stars and what is coming up next for the team.
Which Ducks players, past and present, would scare the living daylights out of the opposition?
The Anaheim Ducks have a rookie forward increasingly gaining attention in the Calder Trophy conversation this season.
The Anaheim Ducks averted a complete meltdown, beating the defending Stanley Cup champs in an exciting shootout round.
The three stars of the week, biggest concern, and what's coming up next for the team
Powered by an offensive outburst from an offseason acquisition, the Ducks secured another win on their road trip.
Depth scoring and finally playing with a lead helped secure the Ducks another win.
A future defensive prospect made his first start of the season, and the Ducks cannot score first.