NHL Anaheim Mighty Ducks Named after the movie “The Mighty Ducks”, this California franchise is owned by the Disney Corporation. Their untraditional team logo, a goalie’s mask fit for a duck, quickly won fans everywhere.   The Anaheim Mighty Ducks’ first game was October 8, 1993 at "The Pond".  They lost, but quickly recovered, with a strong road record and an immediately solid fan base in their first season. The excitement continued in 1994 with the arrival of BC native Paul Kariya, who scored 50 goals in his second season. In 1997 the team made it to the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, only to be defeated by the Detroit Red Wings. The Ducks repeated their push for success in 2003, losing only after a seven game final series against Cup winners the New Jersey Devils.

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Facts and Figures Official Web Site: www.mightyducks.com T.V. Stations: KCAL (ch. 9) & Fox Sports West 2 (cable) Radio: XTRA Sports (690 AM) & Mighty Ducks Radio Network Arena: Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim Capacity: 17,174 Franchise Date: June 15, 1993. The Mighty Ducks started playing the 1993-94 season. Team colors : Purple, jade, silver and white Minor League Affiliates: Cincinnati Mighty Ducks (AHL) Stanley Cups: None 2002-03 Season: Finished 2nd Pacific Division and 7th in the Western Conference GP  82 W   40 L   27 T    9 GF 203 GA 193 PTS 95