Andrew Knoll is a Correspondent at various esteemed publications including the Herald Journal and the San Diego Union-Tribune. He specializes in covering themes related to sports, particularly competitive and professional sports, as well as sports business and broadcasting. Andrew's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Orange County Register and the Pasadena Star News.
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Andrew Knoll's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly ice hockey in California. His coverage heavily emphasizes event and evolving story coverage related to the Anaheim Ducks and Los Angeles Kings of the NHL.
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The Ducks add goalie Laurent Brossoit, defenseman Nick Jensen and former Kings winger Jeff Malott
By: Andrew Knoll
IRVINE –– The Ducks entered Wednesday's opening of free agency flush with salary-cap space, but their Christmas in July was more of a bargain hunt than a shopping spree.
The Norwegian hopes to make as many headlines as Erling Haaland and his World Cup teammates are back home
By: Andrew Knoll
The Ducks have seven days to match the NHL-record $18 million annual average value for the 21-year-old center
By: Andrew Knoll
PHILADELPHIA –– Ducks center Leo Carlsson has been signed to a five-year, $90 million offer sheet by the Philadelphia Flyers, a record salary with an $18 million annual average value, the Flyers announced on Friday.
The 22-year-old defenseman's $36 million deal ends his restricted free agency and helps the Ducks avoid another offer-sheet threat while they weigh Leo Carlsson's future
The one-way deal for the 23-year-old defenseman, who was a 2021 third-round draft pick, is for $900,000 per season
The one-way deal for the 23-year-old defenseman, who was a 2021 third-round draft pick, is for $900,000 per season amid a slew of recent blue-line departures.
By: Andrew Knoll
Carlsson's $90 million, five-year contract will take him though the 2030-31 season
Or did the Ducks lose key pieces while underestimating Carlsson's market value and limiting their financial flexibility?
