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ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Anaheim forward Mike Leclerc agreed to terms Tuesday on a two-year contract that will keep him with the Western Conference champion Mighty Ducks.
The Ducks also agreed to terms with forward Cam Severson on a one-year deal.
Leclerc scored two game-winning goals in the Western Conference semifinals against Dallas. He had nine goals and 19 assists in 57 regular-season games and two goals and nine assists in Anaheim's surprising run to the finals.
His first goal beat the Stars in overtime of Game 2. The other snapped a scoreless tie with 1:47 remaining of Game 4.
Leclerc was chosen by the Ducks in the third round of the 1995 draft. He has 53 goals and 75 assists in 281 career NHL games.
Severson, 25, played in his first two NHL games this season -- on March 30 against Vancouver and on April 10 against Detroit. He was originally selected by San Jose in the eighth round of the 1997 draft.
The Ducks also agreed to terms with forward Cam Severson on a one-year deal.
Leclerc scored two game-winning goals in the Western Conference semifinals against Dallas. He had nine goals and 19 assists in 57 regular-season games and two goals and nine assists in Anaheim's surprising run to the finals.
His first goal beat the Stars in overtime of Game 2. The other snapped a scoreless tie with 1:47 remaining of Game 4.
Leclerc was chosen by the Ducks in the third round of the 1995 draft. He has 53 goals and 75 assists in 281 career NHL games.
Severson, 25, played in his first two NHL games this season -- on March 30 against Vancouver and on April 10 against Detroit. He was originally selected by San Jose in the eighth round of the 1997 draft.
