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Anaheim Ducks Game Coverage
If you wanted any more indication the resurgent Ducks may be the class of the Pacific Division, you got it tonight.
Two nights after beating division frontrunner San Jose, the Ducks used a dominating second period to dispatch previously second-place Dallas 4-2 at Honda Center. Scott Niedermayer, Todd Marchant,, Ryan Getzlaf and Todd Bertuzzi each had goals, as Niedermayer added two assists to tie his career best with three points.It was the seventh straight victory at home for the Ducks, and their first win against the Stars after three straight losses. The Ducks are 10-2-2 since Niedermayer rejoined the team on Dec. 16.
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MVN Coverage
Coach Randy Carlyle observed, “Our power play got us some big goals tonight We were able to shut down their power play The were 0 for 3. In the games that we previously lost to them, we lost the specialty teams battles. It’s amazing how much of a factor that can be in your success.” That success translated into two points that really mattered. The Ducks moved one point ahead of Dallas to take second place in the Pacific Division. They are now one point away from first place San Jose, who lost this evening to Phoenix, something that was cheered lustily by the fans when it was announced.
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Dallas News Coverage
What a difference a Conn Smythe Trophy winner makes.
The Stars had ravaged Anaheim this season, winning the first three games against the Ducks by a combined scored of 10-2.
But that was while Anaheim defenseman Scott Niedermayer was contemplating retirement.
On Tuesday, Niedermayer had a hand in just about everything good the Ducks did as Anaheim took a 4-2 win over the Stars and moved to 10-2-2 since his return.
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LA Times Coverage
Two nights after a dramatic comeback victory over the Sharks, the Ducks pulled even closer to the division leaders with a thorough 4-2 victory over Dallas to finish off a four-game homestand without a defeat Tuesday night at the Honda Center.
Scott Niedermayer had a goal and two assists in his best game since he ended his hockey sabbatical on Dec. 5 and returned to the defending Stanley Cup champions. Todd Marchant, Ryan Getzlaf and Todd Bertuzzi also scored as the Ducks (25-17-6) jumped past the Stars into second place, one point behind the Pacific-leading Sharks.Read the rest here - Link
OC Register Coverage
Sure, the Dallas Stars seemed to have something of a whammy on the Ducks, winning the first three games between the teams this season. But that was before.
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Now that standout defenseman Scott Niedermayer is back in the Ducks lineup, things were dramatically different Tuesday night at Honda Center. Niedermayer matched a career high with three points, including a goal, in a virtuoso performance that highlighted a sparkling 4-2 Ducks victory.
