Welcome back to another edition of NHL Rumours from the crew at Last Word On Hockey. August is nearing its end, and training camps are drawing closer. While some teams are finalizing depth moves, ...

The Anaheim Ducks have had one of the most transformative offseasons in the NHL. They’ve parted ways with two former core pieces (Trevor Zegras and John Gibson) of their roster and replaced them with ...

The Ides of August have arrived, and the Anaheim Ducks, along with general manager Pat Verbeek, still have one outstanding ...

One of the biggest moves of the Anaheim Ducks' 2025 offseason, perhaps the biggest move, was the hiring of Joel Quenneville as the 12th head coach in franchise history.

Plus, how much of a difference will the coaching changes make? What does the future hold for the many defense prospects?

This has been the busiest summer of Pat Verbeek’s four offseasons as the general manager of the Anaheim Ducks. He gave the ...

There’s a reason the Detroit Red Wings keep coming up in the Mason McTavish trade chatter — and it might have less to do with cap space or prospect depth and more to do with history. Detroit general ...

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Pat Verbeek spent two decades in the NHL as a gritty right wing and 16 more years as a front-office executive preparing for the chance to run his own team. That’s why t… ...

Pat Verbeek retired from the NHL in 2002 after 20 seasons, 1,426 games, one Stanley Cup and the distinction of being the only player in league history to amass more than 500 goals and upward of ...

Verbeek’s NHL career wasn’t handed to him on a platter. At 18, he was a smallish right wing who lasted until the start of the third round in the 1982 draft.

Pat Verbeek looks on during the hockey National Junior Evaluation Camp in Plymouth, Mich., Aug. 3, 2016. Pat Verbeek has been hired as the new general manager of the Anaheim Ducks NHL hockey team.

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Pat Verbeek spent two decades in the NHL as a gritty right wing and 16 more years as a front-office executive preparing for the chance to run his own team.