Teemu Selanne News

Teemu Selanne is without question one of the greatest of all time. His hall-of-fame career has been decorated with accomplishments, class and dedication to his community and city.

If Lidstrom does walk away, Teemu Selanne would move up on the list of oldest players in the NHL.

With the Stanley Cup Finals set to begin on Wednesday, most NHL teams are already thinking about the future as their respective seasons have come to an end.

Gentlemen, open your checkbooks. The season of free agency will soon be upon us, and general managers across the land will be looking to add the shiniest of shiny objects to their roster.

Although every hockey fan would like to see their home-team win the Stanley Cup and no one else, there are certain players who we can all agree deserve to be rewarded for their work.

The NHL may have been lacking superstar Sidney Crosby for most of the season, due to injury, and Alex Ovechkin's production has dropped dramatically in the past few years.

With the playoffs moving full speed ahead and fewer teams remaining eligible for Lord Stanley's Hardware, we are coming closer and closer to the offseason.

Four more teams remain in the hunt for the Stanley Cup. While they remain focused on the ultimate goal in the playoffs, the other 26 teams are preparing for next season.

As the Conference Finals get under way, true hockey fans are torn. The playoffs only get better the later the season goes, but if your team isn't still in the mix, can you still enjoy the games? The answer is yes.

It's probably safe to say that this was Milan Hejduk's worst season in his NHL career.

More often than not, when a team misses the playoffs, there are a number of big changes that should or need to be made, and The NHL is no different.

Finland's Teemu Selanne is congratulated by Hockey Hall of Famer Jari Kurri, as he is honored by the Anaheim Ducks for becoming the 18th player in National Hockey League history to score 600 goals, at a pre-game ceremony before their NHL game against the Dallas Stars in Anaheim, California March 29, 2010.

Even though they played better under new head coach Bruce Boudreau, the Anaheim Ducks finished the 2011-2012 season with 80 points, their fewest since the lockout.

If you haven't seen the news yet, Saku Koviu has signed a one-year deal to return to the Ducks .

Centre Saku Koivu has re-signed with the Anaheim Ducks, agreeing to a one-year deal worth $3-million to return for his 17th NHL season.

The NHL boasts a very short offseason, ending in June and starting preseason games back up in September.

If you haven't heard already, Ducks Captain Ryan Getzlaf and BFF Corey Perry were involved in a skirmish of sorts in Finland over the weekend.

As more teams begin scheduling tee times, more fans begin shifting their focus to the coming summer of free agency and trading in the NHL .