NHL legend Selanne: ‘This year belongs to the Sharks'

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The Ducks were eliminated by the Predators in Game 7, suffering another early playoff exit.

The winner of the series was set to play the San Jose Sharks in Round 2 in the Western Conference.

After the loss, NHL legend Teemu Selanne updated his Stanley Cup Playoff predictions.

"Tough loss for (Anaheim Ducks), they played well, Rinne was like a wall, only the BEST goalie could stop them and he did.

"Now when (Anaheim Ducks) is out, I have a feeling that this year belongs to (San Jose Sharks) ...just a feeling but They look Strong!"

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The Predators team that ousted the Ducks was at the wrong end of a comeback against the Sharks in Game 1.

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San Jose pumped in five goals in the third period, winning 5-2.

Selanne had a 23-year pro career, which included a three-year stint with the Sharks and eight seasons in Anaheim. He won a Stanley Cup with the Ducks in 2007.

Selanne's 684 goals scored ranks 11th all-time. His 255 career power play goals are the third-most in history.

 

 

 

 

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