Was there ever a #31 on the Anaheim Mighty Ducks Roster in the past?
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Guy Hebert - goaltender\nSteve Shields - goaltender after that\n\nmaybe others, I don't know who
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Probably Jaramir Jagr of the New York Rangers. Most hockey fans talk about Brian McCabe's one timer, but has anyone seen Jagr's one timer? That is one awesome shot.
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check this out:\nhttp://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/leagues/seasons/teams/0000531974.html\n\nmaybe it will help. According to these stats, I would say that Bruce Corwick might be the only one.
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Forwards \n#  Player              Ht. Wt. DOB      '04-'05 Team  \n8  Matt Cullen         6-1 200 11/02/76 Cortina (Italy)  \n11 Justin Williams     6-1 195 10/04/81 Lulea (Sweden)  \n12 Eric Staal          6-4 205 10/29/84 Lowell (AHL) \n13 Ray Whitney         5-10 180 05/08/72 DNP  \n14 Kevyn Adams "A"     6-1 190 10/08/74 Dusseldorf (DEL)  \n16 Andrew Ladd         6-2 201 12/12/85 Calgary (WHL) \n17 Rod Brind'Amour "C" 6-1 205 08/09/70 Kloten (Swiss) \n18 Mark Recchi         5-9 195 02/01/68 DNP \n26 Erik Cole***        6-2 205 11/06/78 Berlin (DEL)  \n27 Craig Adams         6-0 202 04/26/77 Milan (Italy)  \n39 Doug Weight         5-11 200 01/21/71 Frankfurt (DEL)  \n59 Chad LaRose         5-10 181 03/27/82 Lowell (AHL)  \n61 Cory Stillman "A"   6-0 200 12/20/73 DNP \n63 Josef Vasicek       6-5 214 09/12/80 Slavaia Praha (Czech)  \n\n\nDefensemen \n#  Player            Ht. Wt. DOB      '04-'05 Team  \n2  Glen Wesley "A"   6-1 207 10/02/68 DNP  \n4  Aaron Ward        6-2 215 01/17/73 Ingolstadt (DEL)  \n5  Frantisek Kaberle 6-0 190 11/08/73 Kladno(Czech) \n6  Bret Hedican      6-2 210 08/10/70 DNP  \n7  Niclas Wallin     6-3 220 02/20/75 Lulea (Sweden) \n22 Mike Commodore    6-5 228 11/07/79 Lowell (AHL) \n24 Andrew Hutchinson 6-2 206 03/24/80 Milwaukee (AHL) \n48 Anton Babchuk     6-5 212 05/06/84 Norfolk (AHL)  \n70 Oleg Tverdovsky   6-1 211 05/18/76 Omsk (Russia) \n\n\nGoalies  \n#  Player        Ht.  Wt. DOB      '04-'05 Team  \n29 Martin Gerber 5-11 200 09/03/74 Langnau (Swiss/Farjestad (Sweden) \n30 Cam Ward      6-1  200 02/29/84 Lowell (AHL) \n\nPlayer GP G A PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW GT S PCTG \nERIC STAAL 82 45 55 100 8- 81 19 4 4  279 16.1 \nJUSTIN WILLIAMS 82 31 45 76 1 60 8 4 4  255 12.2 \nCORY STILLMAN 72 21 55 76 9- 32 10 0 3  177 11.9 \nROD BRIND'AMOUR 78 31 39 70 8 68 19 2 5  198 15.7 \nMARK RECCHI 83 28 36 64 36- 68 13 0 3  199 14.1 \nERIK COLE 60 30 29 59 19 54 3 3 8  164 18.3 \nDOUG WEIGHT 70 15 42 57 17- 75 9 0 1  175 8.6 \nRAY WHITNEY 63 17 38 55 0 42 12 0 2  147 11.6 \nMATT CULLEN 78 25 24 49 4 40 8 0 5  214 11.7 \nFRANTISEK KABERLE 77 6 38 44 8 46 1 0 3  126 4.8 \nBRET HEDICAN 74 5 22 27 11 58 2 1 1  73 6.8 \nAARON WARD 71 6 19 25 2 62 0 0 1  60 10.0 \nKEVYN ADAMS 82 15 8 23 0 36 0 2 2  160 9.4 \nOLEG TVERDOVSKY 72 3 20 23 1- 37 0 0 0  91 3.3 \nCRAIG ADAMS 67 10 11 21 1 51 1 1 2  68 14.7 \nMIKE COMMODORE 72 3 10 13 12 138 0 0 2  72 4.2 \nCHAD LAROSE 49 1 12 13 7 35 0 0 1  62 1.6 \nANDREW LADD 29 6 5 11 0 4 3 0 0  43 14.0 \nANDREW HUTCHINSON 36 3 8 11 2- 18 2 0 0  33 9.1 \nANTON BABCHUK 39 5 5 10 7- 22 3 0 0  56 8.9 \nGLEN WESLEY 64 2 8 10 10 46 0 0 0  28 7.1 \nJOSEF VASICEK 23 4 5 9 3 8 0 0 0  41 9.8 \nNICLAS WALLIN 50 4 4 8 2 42 0 0 0  44 9.1 \nCAM WARD 28 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0  0 .0 \nMARTIN GERBER 60 0 2 2 0 4 0 0 0  0 .0 \nDAVID GOVE 1 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0  0 .0 \nKEITH AUCOIN 7 0 1 1 4- 4 0 0 0  3 .0 \n\nGoalie GPI MINS AVG W L T SO GA SPCTG G A PIM \nMARTIN GERBER 60 3493 2.78 38 14 6 3 162 .906 0 2 4 \n*CAM WARD 28 1484 3.68 14 8 2 0 91 .882 0 2 0
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Here is the answer to your question...press the link.\n\nDerek Harper, Rolando Blackman, Sam Perkins, James Donaldson, Mark Aguirre, Brad Davis, Adrian Dantley, Bill Washington, Terry Tyler, Herb Williams, Detlef Schrempf, Roy Tarpley, Morlon Wiley, Uwe Blab, Anthony Jones, Steve Alford
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Yes.   \n\n Despite its name, the AHL has very deep roots in Canada. It can trace its origins back to two leagues that both started in 1926; the Canadian Professional League (Later International League) and the Canadian-American League. These two leagues merged for the 1936-37 season to form AHL. Four teams were taken from each league to form an eight team league; the same size as the NHL of that time.\n\nFor the most part, franchises were strong and stable. Initial franchises such as the Pittsburgh Hornets, Cleveland Barons and Buffalo Bisons all kept their franchises until either the NHL or WHA expanded into their markets decades later (Buffalo did miss a few years after the roof on their arena, located in Fort Erie, Ontario, caved in after a snow storm. Pittsburgh lost their arena for a few years as well.) The league was strong enough in the early going to spark talk of the league eventually overshadowing the NHL from the likes of a young Harold Ballard.\n\nThe oldest current franchise in the league is the Hershey Bears who joined the league in 1938.\n\nEventually, the league settled on being home to the top farm clubs for the NHL. The league stayed rooted in the northeast. The farthest west the ever reached was St. Louis durign the 40's and 50's. Other notable franchises of that era were the Providence Reds, Indianapolis Capitals and Springfield Indians. The second oldest current franchise, the Rochester Americans, joined the league for the 1956-57 season, primarily as a replacement team for the Pittsburgh Hornets who suspended operations pending construction of a new arena.\n\nThe AHL returned to its roots when it added the Quebec Aces for the 1959-60 season (Quebec had a franchise in the Can-Am League). The AHL has had at least one Canadian team in the league ever since. The league remained very stable up until NHL expansion. Several communities moved up to the NHL ranks. Also, the growth in the NHL created a need for more farm teams. By 1972, the AHL had grown to a 12-team league.\n\nMany of the new franchises were not successful. Teams such as the Boston Braves, Cincinnati Swords, Syracuse Eagles, Richmond Robins, Jacksonville Barons and Virginia Wings all had short existences. With travel costs becoming less of a factor, the NHL began turning to rival leagues such as the CHL, IHL, WHL and NAHL (formerly EHL) to set up farm teams. The bottom was hit in 1976-77 when the AHL had just 6 teams.\n\nThe AHL's fortunes improved when local rivals the NAHL and SHL folded after the 1976-77 season. The AHL quickly grew to 9 teams, taking 2 teams from teh NAHL and 1 from the SHL. The league grew to 10 when it added the Adirondack Red Wings for the 1979-80 season. It continued to expand into Canada with franchises in Moncton and Halifax. Fredriction joined the league in 1981 and Sherbrooke and St. Catharines followed the next season.\n\nThe league remained stable at 13 teams for several years before adding the Utica Devils in 1987. It did not add its 15th team, the Capitol District Islanders, until the 1990-91 season. Providence rejoined the league as the 16th team in 1992. The league grew to 18 teams when it expanded back into Baltimore with the Bandits and took in the Carolina Monarchs from the ECHL in 1995. Two Canadian teams, the Cornwall Aces and PEI Senators, disappeared at the end of the 1995-96 season and were replaced by the Philadelphia Phantoms and Kentucky Thoroughblades.\n\nThe league continues to have strong Canadian representation with teh Hamilton Bulldogs, St. Johns Maple Leafs and St. John Flames. The league continues on its path of stable growth adding several new teams in recent years. It also won out in its battle with the IHL for minor hockey supremacy taking in its strongest franchises in 2001.\n\n_
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Click on the source link below which will show you the roster of the team. You can then click on the name of the player to see his birthdate.\n\nMost of the guys are 23 or 24.. the oldest is 28
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I can't remember the guy's name...but he was with Les Nordiques just before they went to Colorado.  He played against the Bruins in Boston,  stopped about 69 shots and earned his team a tie,  the score MIGHT have been 3-3...does anyone remember the fellow?...and THAT was the greatest performance of all time!
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Steve Yerzerman\nBrendan Shanahan\nNiklas Lidstrom\nHenrik Zetterberg
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Payton was 34.  According to the roster link below, nobody wore 31 that year.  Mighta been someone cut in preseason.
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It was tight end Randy Grossman. the link below is to his football card, but I think that's from 1978, but it could be 1979. Either way, he was on their roster in 1979 as a tight end.
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Are you talking about individual players (not teams)?  If so, apparently the record is Dana Barros, with 89.
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Greztky - Lemieux - Howe\nOrr - Bourque\nRoy\n\nTo the guy who mentioned Salming.  There were other teams in the 70's you know, some of them even won the Stanley Cup.\n\nAs for Gary Roberts, the question said "All Time", not who would be your starting line up on Oct 17, 1992 in a pick up game in Sudbury Ontario.
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Her name was Mahon Rehume and she played for one period in a pre-season game with Tampa Bay as a goaltender.  She also has a brother who played with the New Jersey Devils for a while, I'm not sure if he still plays in the NHL. Sorry, I don't have the magazine in front of me, so I may have misspelled her name.
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This is the last year they'll be called the Mighty Ducks. Disney sold the team to new owners, who are dropping the "Mighty" from the name.  Starting next year, they'll just be the Anaheim Ducks.
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todd bertuzzi had a bad year only scoring 25 goals..................but remember todd has risen and fallen with this team he's a thick guy, yes he gets mad on the ice and it ha led to bad things (Moore) but look at the guy previos stats its amazing........... Markas Nasalund would not be the player he is without todd in th e02/03 season he led the team with 46 goals and you might not think thats very good but hes a deep player all around..................CHOOSE ME PLEASE ;)
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No, I couldn't name them all. But I know quite a few, and I do know where to find the complete roster and stats:\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/BOS/2004.shtml