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Watching The Ducks
by Paul on 11/19/09 at 04:32 PM ET
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from Helene Elliott at the Fabulous Forum,
The vultures are circling, even though the Ducks’ carcass is still breathing.
Fifteen NHL scouts were given credentials for their game against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday at the Honda Center, a sure sign the last-place Ducks are considering personnel moves or already have some changes in the works.
Scouts often time their visits to Southern California for when the weather in Canada is coldest or when the Ducks and Kings have several home games within a few days. But 15 scouts is a lot to have at a game so soon before the March 3 trading deadline, and it’s likely the Ducks will look different by the time they end the seven-game homestand that starts tonight.
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