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See About archive blog posts. Four-time Stanley Cup winner Scott Niedermayer of the Ducks shares his unique perspective and thoughts with The Times’ readers during the Stanley Cup finals.
Scott Niedermayer celebrates after helping lead the Ducks to a Stanley Cup championship in 2007. The former defenseman was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame on Tuesday.
Scott signed with Anaheim as a free agent and handed the Stanley Cup to Rob when the Ducks won in 2007. " (The 2003) final turned out to be the prelude to the rest of the story for us, " Scott says.
3. Niedermayer is one of five players (along with Martin Brodeur, Scott Stevens, Ken Daneyko & Sergei Brylin) to play for each of the Devils' three Stanley Cup winning clubs. 4. Niedermayer is the ...
Scott Niedermayer carries the Stanley Cup after the Ducks beat Ottawa to win the championship in 2007. (Photo by Kevin Sullivan, Orange County Register/SCNG) ...
His championship mindset was reflected in the 2007 Cup run, in which he was the Conn Smythe Trophy winner as playoff MVP. Kariya is thrilled to see Niedermayer involved.
Niedermayer ended his 18-year NHL career Tuesday, retiring after winning four Stanley Cup titles and a wealth of medals and trophies earned everywhere from junior hockey to the Vancouver Games.
Scott Niedermayer said after the ceremony that the 2003 Stanley Cup Final, where his Devils beat Rob’s Ducks in seven games in 2003, put the wheels in motion on trying to play with his younger ...
The Colgate men's hockey roster will include seven new players, including two college transfers. One of them is defenseman ...
Niedermayer, by then a three-time Stanley Cup Champion with New Jersey, including one to victimize those Mighty Ducks just a couple years prior, arrived in Anaheim to play alongside his brother ...
They played five games in the playoffs. Ducks Captain Scott Niedermayer was named Most Valuable Player. This is the first time a California team has won the Stanley Cup.
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