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- 1Mike Trout says he's excited for what's next after durable decade▼After playing most games in a decade, Trout 'excited' for what's next
Mike Trout says he is 'excited' for what lies ahead after appearing in the most games of his career over the past decade, a notable milestone given his injury-shortened recent seasons in Anaheim. The Angels star's comment has drawn attention from baseball fans discussing his health, durability and what the next chapter of his Hall of Fame-caliber career might hold.
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The Anaheim Ducks opened their season against the Vegas Golden Knights in a rematch of last spring's playoff series, and came away with a win. Leo Carlsson led the Ducks to victory in the NHL roundup, with Anaheim holding on late to secure the result. Coverage has focused on projected lineups, how to watch the game, and the new-look Ducks' energy against a Vegas side expected to contend again.
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The Anaheim Ducks have signed defenceman Tristan Luneau to a six-year, $43.2 million contract extension, a striking commitment given the 21-year-old has played only 14 NHL games. The deal has drawn wide attention across hockey media, with many outlets highlighting the size of the bet on a lightly tested prospect as a sign of the rebuilding club's confidence in his potential.
- 4Gilbert dominates as Mariners beat Angels 7-3▼Gilbert fans 8 in 4 no-hit innings, Mariners strike out 12 overall in 7-3 win over the Angels
Logan Gilbert threw four no-hit innings and struck out eight, leading the Seattle Mariners to a 7-3 win over the Los Angeles Angels. Mariners pitchers recorded 12 strikeouts in total, holding Anaheim hitless through Gilbert's stint before the bullpen closed out the victory.
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Los Angeles Kings forward Adrian Kempe is making headlines on and off the ice. NHL coverage highlights him scoring goals, while Swedish media report on a major property purchase described as a big investment in a luxury home. Analysts are also weighing in on the Kings' future compared to the Anaheim Ducks, keeping the Swedish star in the spotlight in both countries.
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Nathan Gaucher has been placed on NHL waivers, according to Pro Hockey Rumors. If he clears, his club can assign him to the minors; if claimed, another team takes over his contract. Gaucher is a former first-round pick of the Anaheim Ducks, so his availability is drawing attention from hockey fans tracking roster cuts.
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Mason McTavish, the Anaheim Ducks center, is trending in US searches. The NHL is promoting a giveaway for a signed McTavish jersey and a game-used stick, and fans are discussing the young Canadian forward's recent play and role with the Ducks. No specific incident has been confirmed beyond the surge in interest around his name.
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The Anaheim Ducks face the Vegas Golden Knights in Game 1, with Yahoo Sports publishing a gameday preview ahead of the matchup. Hockey fans are following the series opener between the two Western Conference rivals, with previews breaking down the lineups, key players and what each team needs to do to take the early advantage.
- 9How to watch Ducks vs. Golden Knights on October 2●How to watch Ducks vs. Golden Knights: TV channel and streaming options for October 2 https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7
The Anaheim Ducks face the Vegas Golden Knights in an NHL game on October 2, and fans are looking up how to follow it. Coverage focuses on which TV channel carries the matchup and which streaming services offer a live feed, with The Athletic publishing a viewing guide laying out broadcast and streaming options for the game.
- 10Academy 2026 Anaheim Draws Over 7,500 Attendees▼Academy 2026 Anaheim Draws More Than 7,500 to California for Education, Research and Networking
Academy 2026 has taken place in Anaheim, California, drawing more than 7,500 attendees for several days of education, research presentations and networking. The conference is a major gathering for the eye care profession, and this year's turnout is being highlighted by industry outlets covering the optometry and vision care field.
- 11Ducks sign defenseman Tristan Luneau to six-year extension●Ducks, defenseman Tristan Luneau agree to 6-year contract extension https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7650012/2026/10/01/
The Anaheim Ducks and defenseman Tristan Luneau have agreed to a six-year contract extension, committing to the young blue liner as part of the team's long-term core. The deal signals the Ducks' continued investment in their rebuilding roster built around emerging talent. Fans and hockey commentators are weighing in on what the extension means for Luneau's development and Anaheim's defensive plans going forward.
- 12Golden Knights' third-period rally falls short against Ducks●Golden Knights’ 3rd-period rally falls short in loss to Ducks
The Vegas Golden Knights lost to the Anaheim Ducks despite a late push, as their third-period rally fell short. The defeat is drawing attention from hockey fans following the NHL matchup between the two Western Conference clubs.