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Ducks still 'work in progress' despite impressive road win over Sharks

SAN JOSE, Calif. - The site of the finale of the Anaheim Ducks' embarrassing playoff exit last spring was the appropriate setting for their first step toward catching a wave of youth and speed.

It was after being swept out of the playoffs by the San Jose Sharks that the Ducks realized relying on brawn and a plodding pace wouldn't get them far in the playoffs anymore. The seeds were planted for a transition toward building around young legs and an up-tempo game, a

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