Anaheim Ducks Tickets

Teemu Selanne is back for another season with the Anaheim Ducks roster, and fans in the California city simply could not be happier about it. After a disappointing season that had a new coach struggling to come back in the stats after a midseason leadership change, the Ducks would hate to lose their all-time leading points, goals and assists scorer. After a long-coming decision that had fans everywhere wondering what a Ducks team without Selanne would look like, the living legend has re-signed his contract and is ready to help new coach Bruce Boudreau take the Ducks back to the Stanley Cup Finals in ‘12-2013. We have your Anaheim Ducks tickets right now.

After a difficult start to the season under their old coach, the Anaheim Ducks schedule saw them return to good form in January, after which they played a much better season than expected. When the Ducks did click, they really clicked well and were able to defeat some mighty National Hockey League teams including the Penguins, Hurricanes, Blues, Red Wings, Canucks and Blackhawks. Goalie Jonas Hiller played an incredible 73 games throughout the season and still managed to come up with an impressive 2.57 goals against average and a .910 save percentage, leading to praise from pundits in all corners. Perhaps even more impressive, Teemu Selanne scored 66 points to lead the Ducks once again at age 42, scoring his 1,400th career point and becoming the oldest player since Johnny Bucyk in ‘76-‘77 to have a 20-goal season. On top of Selanne’s excellent play, stars Bobby Ryan (60 points), Ryan Getzlaf (57) and Bobby Ryan (57) all had spectacular offensive seasons, leading to speculation that the only thing missing from the Ducks repertoire is a little more defense. This could be a magical season, so order your Anaheim Ducks hockey tickets now.

Defense is exactly the hole the Ducks have attempted to plug during the offseason, picking up defensemen Sheldon Souray, Bryan Allen and fourth ranked European player Hampus Lindholm, along with hard-hitting center Daniel Winnik. The Honda Center in Anaheim is one that’s used to victory, and that’s exactly what Selanne, new coach Boudreau and holders of Anaheim Ducks tickets will hope to see this year from the mighty Californian team.