The Anaheim Ducks made significant changes during the 2026 NHL Draft, trading NHL regulars Mason McTavish and Olen Zellweger for two first-round picks and a prospect, enhancing their rebuilding efforts after a playoff run. With $44.6 million in cap space and several roster gaps, they aim to acquire top-four defensemen and middle-six centers in a challenging free agency market. Potential strategies include targeting left-shot defensemen to widen options. As the season approaches, their forward depth is uncertain, with key players like Troy Terry facing injuries.
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