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Ducks Aim to End Playoff Drought Under New Coach Quenneville's Leadership
The Anaheim Ducks, under new coach "Joel Quenneville," aim to break their seven-year playoff drought starting with the season opener on October 9.
- The "Anaheim Ducks" finished last season with a disappointing 35-37-10 record, marking their seventh consecutive miss from the "playoffs."
- "Joel Quenneville," a seasoned coach with a career record of 1,768 wins, has taken over as head coach for the Ducks this season.
- Key departures for the Ducks include goalie John Gibson and forwards Trevor Zegras and Robby Fabbri, while they welcome new players like Chris Kreider and Mikael Granlund.
Why It Matters
The Ducks efforts to end their playoff drought under "Joel Quenneville" signify a pivotal moment in their franchise history, reflecting the teams determination to return to competitiveness in the "National Hockey League." With significant roster changes, fans are eager to see if these adjustments can finally lead to postseason success.