The 2019-20 NHL regular season is almost here and teams are busy giving final touches to their preparations for the new campaign. To that end, there are lots of Anaheim Ducks tickets available for fans of the popular franchise. Moreover, the prices on offer will blow your mind. So, grab your passes at the earliest. Otherwise, you risk missing out on some great action in the coming months. The Anaheim Ducks have got a few preseason encounters lined up before welcoming the Arizona Coyotes to the Honda Center for their first game of the new hockey year. Dallas Eakins’s boys will be aiming to have a successful season and you can follow their journey by getting game tickets as soon as possible.

All About the Ducks

The Anaheim Ducks were formed in 1993 after the city was awarded an expansion franchise by the NHL the previous year. The Walt Disney Company bought the rights to the team and the “Mighty Ducks of Anaheim” came into being. This name was inspired by the 1992 movie The Mighty Ducks.

Since the inception of the team, the Honda Center has served as the Ducks’ home arena. They are part of the NHL’s Western Conference (Pacific Division) and have enjoyed significant success in their relatively short history. You can get Anaheim Ducks tickets to follow their journey as they aim for greater glory.

Over the years, many great players have plied their trade for the Ducks. These include Hockey Hall of Famers Sergei Fedorov, Teemu Selanne, Scott Niedermayer and Paul Kariya among others. The current crop of Ducks also includes some exciting players who are hungry for success and eager to cement their own places in Ducks’ folklore.

Achievements

The Ducks have a very impressive record for an expansion franchise. During their short time in the NHL, they have won the Pacific Division title 6 times. On 2 of those occasions, the Ducks have gone on to secure the Western Conference championship.

But the team’s finest hour came in the 2006-07 season when they brushed aside every playoff opponent in 6 games or less to win their maiden Stanley Cup. In 25 years of life as an NHL franchise, the Ducks have made it to the postseason 14 times. They will certainly want to maintain that good run in the current campaign.