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Draft & Prospects
Ducks Without a First Round Pick - But Very Much Open for Business

The Anaheim Ducks are heading into the draft without a first-round selection, but don't mistake that for a lack of activity on their part. The organization is actively looking to make moves and improve their roster despite the absence of an early pick. This is the kind of constraint that forces creative thinking in the front office, and the Ducks appear ready to work the phones aggressively.

Trades & Rumors
Montreal circles McTavish as Anaheim seeks return pieces in potential blockbuster

The Canadiens are emerging as a serious player in the Mason McTavish sweepstakes, with front offices around the league now wondering what Montreal might offer to pry the young talent away from Anaheim. McTavish represents exactly the kind of foundational piece a rebuilding team like Montreal would covet, and the Ducks appear willing to listen if the return package makes sense.

News
Ottawa Makes Its Move - Senators Lead McTavish Sweepstakes

The Senators have positioned themselves as the frontrunner in pursuit of Mason McTavish, signaling serious intent to reshape their forward group. This development comes as multiple teams circle the talented center, but Ottawa appears to have gained ground in negotiations. The question now is whether the Senators are willing to meet the asking price, or if other contenders will emerge to challenge their lead for one of the market's most coveted assets.

Trades & Rumors
Rielly's Name Surfaces in Anaheim - Ducks Eyeing Elite Defenseman

Morgan Rielly, one of the league's most reliable top-pairing defensemen, is now connected to the Anaheim Ducks in trade speculation that could reshape the Western Conference. The Ducks have been quietly building toward contention, and adding a player of Rielly's caliber would signal a significant shift in their timeline and ambitions. This isn't just roster tinkering - this is the kind of move that changes how a franchise is perceived around the league.

Trades & Rumors
McTavish's Next Home? Montreal and Minnesota Make Their Case

Mason McTavish remains one of the league's most intriguing trade chips, and at least one NHL insider believes he's found his ideal landing spots. The Canadiens and Wild have emerged as "great fits" for the talented forward, each offering something different in terms of opportunity and organizational direction. With McTavish's future still in flux, these two franchises are apparently making their pitch to become his next home.

Free Agency
The 2026 UFA Class is Stacked - Andersson, Carlson, and Bobrovsky Lead the Charge

The free agent market is about to explode with talent, and three legitimate franchise cornerstones are headlining what could be the most competitive bidding war in years. Andersson, Carlson, and Bobrovsky represent the kind of difference-making players that GMs will mortgage future assets to acquire, and the teams with cap space are already sharpening their pencils.

Team Snapshot

The Anaheim Ducks are 3rd in the Pacific Division with a 43-33-6 record (92 points).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Ducks' record this season?
The Anaheim Ducks are 3rd in the Pacific Division with a 43-33-6 record and 92 points.
What is the Ducks' cap space?
The Anaheim Ducks have $38.77M in cap space with a projected cap hit of $65.23M for next season.
Are the Ducks buying or selling at the trade deadline?
The Anaheim Ducks are currently holding (quiet) at the trade deadline. Quiet deadline · No significant moves
What draft picks do the Ducks own?
The Anaheim Ducks draft pick inventory: 2026: 6 picks owned, 2 owed out (-1 net); 2027: 8 picks owned, 2 owed out (+1 net); 2028: 7 picks owned (0 net).