Anaheim Ducks Training Camp Roster 2023-24

The complete roster of the Anaheim Ducks for the 2023-24 season includes the following players.

Forwards

• Andrew Agozzino
• Leo Carlsson
• Sam Carrick
• Judd Caulfield
• Chase De Leo
• Nathan Gaucher
• Glenn Gawdin
• Benoit-Olivier Groulx
• Adam Henrique
• Max Jones
• Alex Killorn
• Brett Leason
• Josh Lopina
• Isac Lundestrom
• Brock McGinn
• Blake McLaughlin
• Mason McTavish
• Nikita Nesterenko
• Sasha Pastujov
• Jacob Perreault
• Pavol Regenda
• Jakob Silfverberg
• Ryan Strome
• Troy Terry
• Brayden Tracey
• Frank Vatrano
• Jaxsen Wiebe
• Trevor Zegras

Defensemen

• Trevor Carrick
• Jamie Drysdale
• Cam Fowler
• Radko Gudas
• Robert Hagg
• Drew Helleson
• Tyson Hinds
• Jackson LaCombe
• Tristan Luneau
• Ilya Lyubushkin
• Pavel Mintyukov
• Urho Vaakanainen
• Noah Warren
• Colton White
• Olen Zellweger

Goaltenders

• Gage Alexander
• Calle Clang
• Lukas Dostal
• John Gibson
• Alex Stalock

Anaheim Ducks Captain 2023-24

The Ducks have not designated any captain since the franchise's longtime captain Ryan Getzlaf retired at the end of the 2021-22 season.

Getzlaf spent the whole of his NHL career with the Ducks. The Canadian center was selected as the team captain ahead of the 2010-11 season.

Furthermore, Ryan also stands as the franchise's all-time leading scorer. Getzlaf clinched the Stanley Cup championship with the Ducks in 2007.

Playing their first season without a captain in the franchise history in 2022-23, Anaheim advanced to the playoffs for the first time since 2018.

Cam Fowler, Adam Henrique, and Jakob Silfverberg are the Anaheim Ducks assistant captains. Silfverberg was named the alternate captain in the 2019-20 season, while Fowler and Henrique were elected in 2022-23.

Fowler's career in the National Hockey League began with the Ducks in 2010-11. Cam was selected to his first NHL All-Star Game in 2017.

Starting his journey in the NHL with the New Jersey Devils in 2011-12, Henrique was traded to the Ducks during the 2017-18 season. He completed the 2022-23 regular season with 22 goals and 16 assists for the Ducks.

Silfverberg was playing for the Ottawa Senators before he started his journey with Anaheim in 2013. He was named for his first NHL All-Star Game in 2020. The winger concluded the NHL 2022-23 regular season with a record of 26 points.

Anaheim Ducks training camp 2023 will start on September 21, Thursday. The practice sessions will then be followed by preseason games.

If things are not changed, the training camp will run at Great Ice Park & FivePoint Arena, which is the official practice venue of the franchise.

Like in the past year, the training camp will be open to the public and will be free of any charge. It will also be telecasted on Ducks Live TV.

The training camp will feature an intrasquad scrimmage. The top prospects and remaining players will compete with and against each other.

Anaheim fans will have an opportunity to get a close-up look and interact with the Ducks players during the event. BioSteel partnered for the Ducks training session last year.

The Ducks have already completed its development camp in July. Additionally, its 2023 Rookie Camp has also been successfully conducted on Thursday, September 14.

Anaheim Ducks Preseason Schedule

The Ducks will kick off their 2023-24 preseason on September 24 against the LA Kings. The preseason games will conclude on October 7.

A total of 8 preseason games will be played in their preseason with the Arizona Coyotes and San Jose Sharks in addition to the Kings.

The Coyotes and the Kings will play 3 games each, against the Ducks, while the Sharks will appear in 2 preseason games with Anaheim.

The latest trades of the Ducks franchise are mentioned below:

• August 7, 2023
  Signed Alex Stalock as a free agent, one-year contract
  
  
• August 2, 2023
  Re-signed Troy Terry to a seven-year contract
  
  
• July 20, 2023
  Signed Derek Grant with European team ZSC Lions-Switzerland
  
  
• July 16, 2023
  Re-signed Lukas Dostal to a two-year, two-way contract
  
  
• July 14, 2023
  Re-signed Benoit-Olivier Groulx to a one-year, two-way contract
  
  
• July 12, 2023
  Signed Leo Carlsson to a three-year, entry-level contract
  
  
• July 4, 2023
  Signed Robert Hagg as a free agent, one-year contract
  
  
• July 1, 2023
  - Signed Radko Gudas as a free agent, three-year contract
  - Signed Alex Killorn as a free agent, four-year contract
  - Signed Trevor Carrick as a free agent, one-year contract
  
  
• June 27, 2023
  Traded Andrew Agozzino for Andrej Sustr
  
  
• April 10, 2023
  Signed Jackson LaCombe to a two-year, entry-level contract

Anaheim Ducks assistant coaches are Newell Brown, Brent Thompson, and Craig Johnson. Greg Cronin leads the Ducks coaching panel.

Before the Ducks re-hired Brown as their assistant coach in July 2021, he already worked for the franchise from 2005 through 2010. The veteran coach started his NHL coaching career with the Chicago Blackhawks in 1996.

Thompson was recently named an assistant coach of the franchise in July 2023. In advance of his coaching career in the NHL with the Ducks, he worked for the AHL's Bridgeport Islanders as their head coach for the last nine consecutive seasons.

As a former defenseman, Thompson played in the NHL with three franchises, the Los Angeles Kings, Phoenix Coyotes, and Winnipeg Jets.

Another assistant coach, Craig Johnson has been working for the franchise since July 12, 2022. Prior to his coaching career with Anaheim, he spent four seasons with the Ontario Reign of the AHL as an assistant coach.

Sudarshan Maharaj and David Rook are the goaltending coaches of the Ducks, while Larry Barron is hired for skills development. The job of video coach is assigned to Brett Ferguson and Austin Violette.

Anaheim Ducks Head Coach - Greg Cronin

Greg Cronin was hired as the head coach of the Anaheim Ducks on June 5, 2020. Greg replaced Dallas Eakins for the head coach position.

He served the Colorado Eagles of the AHL as their head coach before his head coaching career with the Ducks. Previously, Cronin worked for the New York Islanders for four years from 2014 through 2018.

The veteran coach started his NHL coaching career with the New York Islanders in 1998. After spending 5 seasons with the Islanders, Cronin was selected as the Director of Player Development and head coach of the Islanders' AHL affiliate the Bridgeport Sound Tigers in 2003.

He was named the head coach of the NCAA's Northeastern Huskies in 2005. He left the Huskies in 2011 to become assistant coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs. His past coaching career also includes his work at the University of Maine, Colorado College, and more.