Anaheim Ducks Summary

The Anaheim Ducks have made significant roster moves recently. On Thursday, the Ducks matched the Philadelphia Flyers' record-setting offer sheet for center Leo Carlsson, committing to a five-year, $90 million contract, which will make Carlsson the NHL's highest-paid player.

Ducks general manager Pat Verbeek expressed surprise at the offer but emphasized the importance of retaining a player like Carlsson. In related news, the Ducks signed 2026 first-round pick Marcus Nordmark to a three-year entry-level contract, further exemplifying their focus on developing young talent.

Meanwhile, the Ducks are set to leave the Victory+ streaming platform, citing issues with the provider, and are exploring new options for fan engagement. This follows the departure of Trevor Zegras, who signed a four-year, $36.5 million contract with the Flyers after being traded from Anaheim, marking a major shift in the Ducks' roster dynamics.

These developments highlight the Ducks' ongoing strategy to rebuild and adapt in a rapidly changing league.