Ducks Announce 2013-2014 Ticket Prices

The Ducks announced recently the club's season ticket pricing. The average season price will rise slightly by 4.1 percent.

Season ticket prices are starting at just $13 per game. Ducks season ticket holders are guaranteed the lowest prices on game tickets as well. Fans who also purchase season tickets are also guaranteed playoff priority for the possible postseason run. This would only seem fair since the fans who usually spend the extra money on season tickets, are usually the ones who are the most dedicated to the team.

In addition, Ducks fans will also be able to enjoy a new public restaurant, team store and other additional amenities next season.  The Honda Center is getting a little of a refurbishment so that the fans can enjoy their time there. I'm sure all Ducks fans are looking forward to a full season next year! I know I am excited for a full season!

The Ducks fall to the Sharks.

The final score was 5-3, Sharks. Tonight was a disappointing loss for all Ducks fan since we were looking for a win after our two game deficit against the Detroit Red Wings. Tonight was supposed to be our redemption against our long time rivals, the Sharks.

Despite the Ducks amazing season thus far, tonight's loss is the third game added to our current losing streak. This game seemed to be comparable to that of a roller coaster. We were down the first period by two goals, and one more goal was scored shortly by the Sharks within the first two minutes of the 2nd period. After one of the Sharks' goal was ruled "no goal," it seemed as though the Ducks had gotten a new burst of energy. We managed to be only short a goal in the 3rd period, but the Sharks sealed the deal with their 5th.

 We took the lost and the absence of the two points. All the players have to do now is to swallow it and move on. We will be facing the Sharks once again on Wednesday in the Sharks' HP Pavilion Arena looking to go fishing. The next game hopefully won't be one to disappoint.

Can we go all the way?

The Ducks have made an outstanding effort ever since the abnormal start to the 2013 NHL season due to the lockout. The last time they have had this great of a season was back in 2007 when the Ducks brought the Stanley Cup to California.

Despite the struggles that they faced in the last season, they have come back to secure themselves as the second best team in the entire NHL right behind the Chicago Blackhawks. Now all fans are left to wonder is, can we bring the Stanley Cup back to California and dethrone our rivals, the Kings? Or as we like to call them, "The Queens."

With only 17 games left in the regular season, Ducks fans are looking really hopeful for the playoffs. The Ducks are looking for a little redemption this season since we missed out on the playoffs last year. Let's bring Lord Stanley's Cup back to Anaheim!