The Anaheim Ducks are in the midst of their east coast road trip taking on five Metropolitan Division opponents. Ahead of the reunion game at Madison Square Garden, Mollie Walker, the Rangers beat writer for the New York Post, joins Alexis Downie. Walker discusses the Blueshirts season to date and covering the team in the New York market. Later on, Walker shares her impressions of the highly anticipated returns for Jacob Trouba and Chris Kreider.

The Anaheim Ducks are back on national TV this week with a game on TNT. So fittingly, Alexis Downie is joined by the host for the NHL on TNT, Liam McHugh. The two chat about the hockey season, including the Ducks impressive start. McHugh also gives a behind-the-scenes look at what working with the panel at TNT is like and all of the exciting things ahead for the group this season.

It's a Black Friday Matinee vs. the Kings! Alexis Downie is joined in-studio by Carrlyn Bathe and Kayla Knierim, the co-hosts of RoyalTea, an LA Kings podcast. The three chat about the rivalry between the Anaheim Ducks and LA Kings, life as a podcast host, their journeys working in sports and more on hockey in SoCal!

Alexis Downie is joined by Kyle Bukauskas, a rink-side host for Sportsnet and Hockey Night in Canada, as well as the co-host of the 32 Thoughts Podcast. In his Ducks jersey, Bukauskas begins with details from his busy offseason moving to Calgary, followed by his opinion of the hottest team in hockey in the Anaheim Ducks. Bukauskas discusses Leo Carlsson and Cutter Gauthier's early success, including the impact of head coach Joel Quenneville. The show rounds out by looking at the rest of the NHL and what's ahead on his schedule this season.

NHL insider and host of Frankly Hockey, Frank Seravalli, joins Alexis Downie on the Ducks Stream flagship show, Light the Lamp. The duo discuss Frank's journey, hockey content, NHL news and how high will this version of the Ducks fly in 2025-26.

The Anaheim Ducks held their 2025-26 home opener on Tuesday by hosting the Pittsburgh Penguins. Prior to puck drop, Alexis Downie hit the Orange Carpet to chat with Ducks players as they arrived. Mason McTavish (00:31) joined Downie at the beginning, followed by carpet first-timer Beckett Sennecke (2:09). Later on, Jacob Trouba (4:00), Mikael Granlund (5:44) and Troy Terry (7:03) stopped to talk about the experience.

In the final edition of our Anaheim Ducks Media Day interviews, Leo Carlsson, Drew Helleson and Alex Killorn chatted with Alexis Downie at the cornhole boards and putting green. Carlsson (3:04) talks about his summer in Sweden and time at the World Championship. Helleson (9:26) shares more on the end of his offseason and his anticipation for the year. Lastly, Killorn (16:37) discusses his first summer as a dad back home in Tampa.

On this edition of the Anaheim Ducks Media Day interviews, Alexis Downie is joined by Tristan Luneau, Ian Moore, Ross Johnston and Stian Solberg to play cornhole and hit the putting green. Luneau (4:41) shares details of his offseason training. Moore (9:32) discusses his NHL debut at the end of last season and how he finished his degree at Harvard. Johnston (15:08) talked about his summer back home in full dad mode and Solberg (23:04) rounds out the interviews looking ahead to the upcoming year.

Lukáš Dostál, Beckett Sennecke and Tim Washe join Alexis Downie in the latest round of Anaheim Ducks Media Day interviews. Star goaltender Dostál (3:20) shares the feeling when committing to Anaheim for another five years. Sennecke (13:24) then talks about his summer training and spending time at his family cottage. Finally, recent NCAA National Champion, Washe (20:21), shares his love for the outdoors and fishing during the offseason.

The Anaheim Ducks agreed to terms with Jackson LaCombe on an 8-year, $72 million dollar contract that will begin next season making him the highest paid player in Ducks history with the total dollar amount. LaCombe spoke with Alexis Downie after signing the new deal.