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Tough break for Carlsson with that thigh injury. Three to five weeks is a rough timeline, especially with the Olympics looming. Sweden was probably counting on him being a key piece of their roster. Hope he can recover in time, but you never want to rush these things.

On the bright side, nice to see the Ducks stringing some wins together after that brutal nine-game skid. Beating the Kings twice in a row in overtime is pretty satisfying, I imagine. Granlund coming through clutch like that shows some real veteran presence.

Curious to see how they handle the Rangers tonight. New York's been a bit all over the place lately, so this might be a good opportunity for Anaheim to keep the momentum going. The early season showed this team can compete when things click - just a matter of finding that consistency again.
 
Ducks’ Leo Carlsson, Wild’s Jonas Brodin expected to miss Olympics

A rising star and a seasoned defender might be missing out on a chance to represent their country on sport’s biggest stage. In an interview with Hockeysverige, Swedish head coach Sam Hallam, Anaheim Ducks forward Leo Carlsson and Minnesota Wild defenseman Jonas Brodin are expected to miss the 2026 Winter Olympics due to injuries.

Source: https://www.yardbarker.com/nhl/arti...n_expected_to_miss_olympics/s1_16958_43357575
 
Jackson LaCombe Named To U.S. Olympic Team

USA Hockey announced a change to its roster for the upcoming Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina. Per their official release, Florida Panthers defenseman Seth Jones has been removed from the roster due to being “injured and unable to participate,” and in his place, Anaheim Ducks blueliner Jackson LaCombe has been named to the roster.

Source: https://www.yardbarker.com/nhl/articles/jackson_lacombe_named_to_us_olympic_team/s1_14825_43362717
 
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