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Name: Amy on Feb 2, 2010Comments: When I heard the news, watching the Detroit game of all teams, I stopped and replayed that part of the telecast. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. I realize it is probably a great move for you, but that doesn't make it hurt any less. One of the most important attributes that you hold Jiggy is your ability to relate to and interact with your fans. I haven't seen that in our remaining goalie yet. You are such a gentleman, a fantastic goalie, a superb athlete, and a wonderful husband and father. You will be truly missed. Good luck in Toronto! BTW my daughter wants us to get Beauchemin and Giguere Maple Leaf jerseys to wear to the Ducks game!Flag
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Name: Larry Weinheimer on Feb 2, 2010Comments: JS: Thank you for your work and sharing of yourself here in Orange County. We have enjoyed your presence and gifts and you are an exceptional man, in this age of the self-promoting, self-centered, narcissistic athlete, your star giving and sense of team and community have enriched us all. For all you have given us, we wish you well in your future endeavors. ThanksFlag
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Name: Jannette on Feb 2, 2010Comments: What a run, Jiggy. The past 10 years watching you develop and thrive while playing for the Ducks have been amazing. Your contributions are numerous and you will be deeply missed. You always had such a great attitude, even when you weren't getting the minutes you wanted to play. Thanks for all that you did to make the Ducks who they are today and best of luck to you in Toronto. I run, and whenever "Getting Jiggy With It" comes on by Will Smith I am reminded of you and what you mean to the Ducks -- it often inspires me to keep on running! So keep on playing -- and I look forward to watching you play some games on Center Ice!Flag
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Name: Tom Eivins on Feb 2, 2010Comments: When I started following the Ducks, still very much a neo-fan, and the woman who got me into the sport quizzed me on whether I actually knew the name of any player. J.S. Giguere was my answer (she then asked if I knew what J.S stood for, and I still had the right answer). Watching you play, with such grace and humanity, made me even more of a fan. I am so glad I had the opportunity to see you, both on the ice and the occasional moment in person. The best of luck for the future, for you and your family.Flag
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Name: Alicia W. on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Jiggy, you will forever be my all time favorite goalie! Not to mention, my all time favorite Duck! You will be greatly missed! Although I am sad to see you go, I hated to see you sitting on the bench, with your talents being wasted. Thank you for all that you have done for the Ducks! You are a truly great goalie, and a wonderful person. I count myself as lucky to have spoken with you a couple of times at Casino Night. You are a truly amiable person. I wish you, and your family, all the best in Toronto, and I will continue to wear your jersey with pride!Flag
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Name: James on Feb 2, 2010Comments: JS, Thank you for all the memories, you are my favorite hockey player of all time, It was a sad sad day for me when I read the news of your trade. I want to wish you the best of luck in Toronto, and I already have a Maples Leafs Giguere jersey on order. Thank you for bringing a championship to Anaheim, and thank you for always being a class act. I had the honor to meet you a few times in person, and you truely cared about your fans, thank you JS, and Good Luck!Flag
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Name: David Hallowell on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Jiggy! You brought our Anaheim Ducks both excellence and class during your decade here. Under your watch, the impossible happened: the Cup came to Southern California. You helped legitemize So Cal as a place with a serious hockey culture through your achievements, and you will ever remain one of our brightest hockey stars. We thank you and your family for your sacrifices made here, and wish you all the best in the fine city of Toronto. You will be an enormous asset to the Maple Leafs. We will miss you dearly. Much Love, the HallowellsFlag
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Name: Karen M on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Dear Jiggy: Thank you for all the many wonderful memories you have given us Ducks fans over the years. My favorite memories are seeing you lift the Cup (especially after the 2003 finals) and seeing you skate with little Maxime in your arms as the confetti floated to the ice around you. And thank you for always being gracious and patient with the fans and for always being willing to take time to sign that last autograph, or take one more picture, or chat with us. Everyone says hockey players are the friendliest and most accessible professional athletes---you definitely epitomize that. You are a great hockey player and an even better human being with such strength of character; we are fortunate to have had such a great goalie and person representing our team. I am happy for you that you be closer to your family, will re-united with Frankie Allaire in Toronto and will be given the opportunity to once again be the #1 goalie. You deserve this opportunity. Chaleureusement et bien à toi, Karen M.Flag
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Name: Alyssa Gobby on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Thank you Jiggy for all you've done for the past 10 years with the Ducks. I've always told people: "Jiggy is my favorite goalie in the league and no one is going to beat him out! Of course Hiller comes second. Maybe that's just a little Ducks biased. But Giguere will always be my favorite goalie no matter what happens." This season, some of the best memories of you come out of Training Camp. You and Hiller banging your sticks on the ice as each time one of you made a save. The most memorable is when during the laps, after the scrimmage game. (I was about to go outside of the rink because I had forgotten my jacket and it was cold but I had stopped to watch near the glass, the players do the laps) The biggest memory from that is when Pielmeier was skating, totally oblivious to everything around him. He almost accidentally hit you in the face with his stick. And after that all you did was laugh and had the biggest smile on your face. Also thank you for taking the time to sign for fans after Training Camp! Thank you for signing my Stanley Cup picture! #35 You're always a Duck in the hearts of Ducks fans!Flag
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Name: Jim Langer on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Mr. Giguere it was an honor to watch you play. While players come-and-go in professional sports, this tribute is a testament to your popularity in Anaheim. it is the rare player that can capture the hearts of the hometown fans and endear themselves forever in their hearts, congratulations on your success. You will always welcome back home… in Anaheim.Flag
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Name: Rose on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Jiggy--our entire family is so, so, so sad to see you go, but we completely understand and wish you every success in Toronto. You're our No. 1 goalie--in the history of the game--a talented, quality guy worth following and supporting, so we'll be cheering just as loud for the Leafs as we do for the Ducks.Flag
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Name: Danielle Parenteau on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Thank you so much for everything you ever did for the Ducks, for making me a hockey fan, for being not tremendous not only on the ice but off of it as well, for being so classy, and for bringing me and so many others such joy. I met you once at an autograph signing at Anaheim Ice, and you truly were one of the nicest people I have ever met. I wish you nothing but the best of luck with the Toronto Maple Leafs. I really hope they give you the opportunity you so greatly deserve to prove how excellent of a goalie you still are. Your phenomenal play in the 2003 playoffs made me interested in hockey, and you are still an excellent netminder, one of the very best. But it is not only because of your success as an athlete that I have such respect for you. Rather, you are one of my favorite people because of your personality, your (sometimes overly) humble nature, your class, your intelligence, your kindness, your dedication, and so much more. So, once again, good luck in Toronto, with the rest of your career, and your life in general. Finally, congratulations on having such a lovely family!Flag
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Name: Raymond Dominguez on Feb 2, 2010Comments: I would like to thank you for all that you did in your time as a Mighty Duck and as a Anheim Duck. I would like to wish you and your family all the best the in Toronto and, hope you and your family stay happy and healthy. Thank you. Raymond Dominguez E-mail anaheimducksgoal@yahoo.com Cell- 562-688-0440 home- 562-927-9473Flag
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Name: Tim Hollenback on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Thank you very much Jiggy for everything you have done on and off the ice while with the Ducks! You are a very classy person and player. I'm sad to see you go, but I know you will have great success in Toronto. Best of luck to you and your family. You will always be a Duck to me!!Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 2, 2010Comments: It was a sad day at school today. My 5th graders and I do a lesson in save percentages after every Ducks game and "Jiggy" has more or less become a word synonymous with the Anaheim Ducks. All 36 of us wish you and your family well at your new home.Flag
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Name: Sara Evenson on Feb 2, 2010Comments: I am very, very sad to see you go!!!! Thanks so much for all the wonderful memories. I never got to meet you or even shake your hand, but I got to see you play plenty of times in the flesh. They were the greatest days of my life, so far. :) The ducks became my team when I saw you play the Wild in 2001 at ExCel Energy Center. You are the reason I love the ducks today and they will remain my team. I wish you luck and will be routing for you, too, in Toronto. It will be hard to see you play for another team. I am glad that you get your playing time again!!!!! Best wishes.Flag
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Name: Dave Swoish on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Hey Jiggy, Linda and I have met you several times and every time was a treat. You're a class guy. Thanks for signing a Jiggy Jersey for Linda's Birthday this past November. Its one of the best Birthday presents she's gotten and your jersey is prominently displayed on the wall of our den. We're sorry to see you go, but happy that you will get a chance to play full-time like you deserve. Best of luck with the Leafs and we'll miss you. Best, Dave and Linda SwoishFlag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 2, 2010Comments: We are sad to see you go, but happy that you will have a new opportunity in Toronto. Thank you for everything you have done for the Ducks and the fans. You are a great hockey player, and a tremendous person. We will miss you, and wish you the very best in Toronto.Flag
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Name: Scolly 2010 on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Thank you Jiggs for all the sweet saves and great memories. My wife and I were extremely bummed to hear the news. But, we understand you have a wonderful opportunity in Toronto and we wish you all the success you deserve. My mother in law who hardly watches was even sad to see you go. She got to meet you at a signing with my wife and became a fan of yours as well. Best wishes in all future endeavors to you and your family.Flag
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Name: Chris Kober on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Goodbye Jiggy. I wish you the best in your new beginning with the Maple Leafs, and I hope to one day see number 35 raised to the Honda Center rafters. Thank you Jiggy, you’ll always be a Duck to me.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Simply put: Thank you. You were the heart and soul of the Ducks. The guy who succeeded but had to overcome and fight the odds to do so. The 03 run brought me back to hockey and back to the Ducks, as I'd been a fan since opening night but lost track in college (I had a bad shoulder injury from hockey that led to me keeping staying away from watching or playing). I'd watch the games standing up because I was too excited to sit. My brother would text message me scores when I was in a late class. We saved newspaper headlines, I have a 2003 playoffs towel from the arena. So close that season, and so much overachieving. You carried the team and showed the league that the Ducks were to be taken seriously. I wish you could retire a Duck, but had been hoping you would be traded to a team that would play you. I really enjoyed watching you play this season, I liked your added aggressiveness, and I hope to catch a few of your games in Toronto. Thank you for your hard work, inspiration, and class. ByronFlag
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Name: Tom on Feb 2, 2010Comments: we will all miss you Jiggy, you did an amasing job for the Ducks, and the game of hockey in Southern California, you helped grow the sport out here. I too will give you a standing ovation the next time you play at Honda Center, (MAke sure the NHL schedulers have Toronto come to Anaheim next season). (LOL) I look forward to when your great career is over that Anaheim retires your Jersey!, I vote for that Again Thanks for you did with Anaheim!, and good luck with Toronto Thanks for everything TomFlag
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Name: Jill S. on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Thank you Jiggy for your 10 year run w/the Anaheim Ducks. You are a class act and you will be missed. Your name is forever engraved on the Stanley Cup and in my heart. Best wishes to you and your family and good luck w/the next chapter of your career. I will look forward to seeing you when you return to Anaheim.Flag
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Name: Michael Kane on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Your exploits in the 2003 playoffs were the stuff of Ducks legend! Thank you for the skill and class you have shown in your time here, especially when your personal circumstances were difficult. Best of luck in Toronto - I guess the Leafs will now be "gettin Jiggy wid it"!Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Jiggy - you are the reason we won the cup in '07! And for that, you will always be remembered as a winner in Anaheim by the true fans. Good luck and we'll see you back here when they retire your jersey to the rafters!!Flag
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Name: Austin Martin on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Thank you. You have been one of my favorite players in the NHL since I became a Ducks fan in 2006. I'll never forget when the clocked ticked down on that final game of the 2007 season, seeing you so proud and happy with your son. I wish you the best of luck in Toronto, thought i doubt you will need it. You are an incredible net-minder and the Hockey Nation will never forget it. Take care and thank you again.Flag
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Name: Jennifer Andicochea on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Best wishes to you and your family in the next chapter of your life in Toronto! We will truly miss you here in Anaheim, and you will ALWAYS be a Duck to us!Flag
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Name: Eileen Lee on Feb 2, 2010Comments: There was no question when I got a Ducks jersey as to what number would be put on it. I will proudly be wearing the #35 Giguere jersey to every game I attend. When you play a game in the future at Honda Center. You'll hear me cheering for you when you stop the Ducks shots on goal. Thank you so much for everything you brought to the game, the great goaltending you gave the Ducks. You will be extremely missed by the fans at Honda Center. Best wishes and much success with the Toronto Maple Leafs.Flag
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Name: Chad Becker on Feb 2, 2010Comments: Thank you for everything you've done for the city of Anaheim and this franchise. You were the reason my 10 year old brother got into hockey and he has never looked back. I remember when he was 5 and we used to shoot around in our driveway that he would always be "Jiggy" and would ALWAYS make the game winning save. hehe. Thanks again for helping bring hockey to southern California. We couldn't have done it without you and our beloved Ducks.Flag
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Name: Lucy on Feb 3, 2010Comments: You were in goal when I fell in love with hockey.. you have always been the face of the Ducks for me. All the best to you and your family.. we will miss you.Flag
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Name: Eric M on Feb 3, 2010Comments: I only got into hockey a few years ago, but the ducks and you jiggy have been my team and goalie from the beginning. I've actually gone back in time through DVDs and relived those ducks moments as i wasn't following hockey when they happened, yet i can feel the emotion through the tv screen. I have picked up hockey as a sport now and have adopted your goaltending style. Hopefully I'll make the team this winter season and be able to wear no. 35. I hope that you continue to be a success in Toronto, as I will be continuing to follow your style! All the best , from Sydney, Australia.Flag
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Name: Susan on Feb 3, 2010Comments: thanks for the memories Jiggy! all the best to you and your family in Toronto.Flag
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Name: Brandon Robertson on Feb 3, 2010Comments: Not much needs to be said Jiggy. I could write a wall of text explaining why it is difficult to see your time with the Ducks come to an end but instead I will condense that wall into something short and concise. You were amazing with Anaheim. A super star that turned this team around and lead us deep into the playoffs time after time. I wish you the best in Toronto. I even wish you the best against the Ducks... just give us one more goal then Toronto gets. =) Take care, and we'll see you soon in blue and white. I hope you're ready for the ovation you will receive... Thanks for everything Jiggy!Flag
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Name: Kat on Feb 3, 2010Comments: Jiggy, I can't even find the words to express how much you've meant to me all these years. I know hockey is just a game and all, but it really felt like I lost a member of my family when you were traded. May you find your way back to that #1 spot, and I hope for all the best for you and your family. Anaheim loves you!Flag
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Name: Christina Goforth on Feb 3, 2010Comments: Thanks Jiggy for all the great years. You are one of the great ones in my book. It was always a honor to watch you play and I wish you all the luck in the future.Flag
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Name: Debbie on Feb 3, 2010Comments: Jiggy, Thank you so much for all the wonderful years with the Ducks. You were my favorite player on the team, and I'll miss you very much. Best of luck to you in Toronto. Keep on having fun!Flag
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Name: Scott And Cincy Goforth on Feb 3, 2010Comments: Thank you for all you did for the Ducks, you will be missed.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 3, 2010Comments: Thank you for all you did for the Ducks, you will be missed.Flag
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Name: Scott And Cindy Goforth on Feb 3, 2010Comments: Thank you for all you did for the Ducks. You will be missed.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 3, 2010Comments: To a true gentleman, both on and off the ice. You're the reason I became a Ducks fan, and though it hurts to see you go, I know you will do great in Toronto. Thank you for all of the memories and I look forward to the day when your #35 is raised to the rafters at Honda Center. The best of luck to you and your family!Flag
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Name: John on Feb 3, 2010Comments: Sad to see you go. You are of the highest class. I don't think you got a fair shake to establish your game this year, but oh well; what's done is done. I would rather have kept you as our #1. Best of luck. We will never forget you!Flag
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Name: Carlos R. (car Wash@ Honda Center) on Feb 3, 2010Comments: Jiggy, when I first met you and the rest of the guys,I didn't know a thing about hockey, but I knew you were one of the biggest names on the team. In fact, you were the only guy I recognized without looking at the speed chart which I always kept at the beginning; when I told you you laughed in a really humble way. It is truly an honor to have met such a first class guy like yourself. Thank you for allowing us to work on your cars. Best of luck with Mr. Burke and Beauchemin. You're all missed!Flag
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Name: Brian Bourke on Feb 3, 2010Comments: Jiggy, So sorry to see you go. You're the all time goaltender for Anaheim. You hold all the records. You helped the Ducks win a cup, and you carried the Mighty Ducks to within a game of the cup. Your series against Detroit that year must be the most amazing performance of all time. Your overtime record is incredible. One day 35 will hang on the wall. Good luck to you and your family in Toronto. Cheers, BBFlag
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Name: Donna J. on Feb 3, 2010Comments: Thanks for all the memories, I enjoyed watching you play. Good luck withj your new team and getting more playing time. All the Duck fans will miss you.Flag
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Name: Parker on Feb 3, 2010Comments: Hey Jiggy, Thank you so much for a great 10 years. I know the beginning and end weren't the best, but you always gave your all. You were the rock of the Ducks foundation and we will always remember the name Jean-Sebastien Giguere. Thank You Jiggy and Good Luck in Toronto, they are lucky to have you!Flag
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Name: Jacob Kevari on Feb 4, 2010Comments: I just wanted to thank you for all the great memories. I will trully miss seeing you in our net. At least I will always have the fond memories of you standing on your head during our 03 stanley cup playoff run. I wish you the best and hope you can give Toronto similar memories.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 4, 2010Comments: Giggy- You a player that has tasted victory with the Ducks and defeat. We will always remember your deadication, commitment, and talent as an intrical member of the 2007 Stanley Cup Champions. God Bless your family and may you continue to be the humble talented goaltender you are.Flag
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Name: Holly on Feb 4, 2010Comments: I'm sad to see you go. But, happy to know you will be in net! Thanks for being such a down to earth hockey player. I met you at an autograph signing. You signed my 2007 Stanley Cup Championship Dvd and took a picture with me =). Thank you for all of the memories. I wish you and your family the best in Toronto. You will be missed!Flag
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Name: Marissa on Feb 4, 2010Comments: Thanks for all the dedication and hard work throughout the years. The Ducks would never have won the cup without you. You will forever be a Duck in everyones heart. You will be greatly missed. Ducks games will not be the same without you. I wish you only the best for you and your family. Good bye Jiggy! To me you will always be a Duck and one of the best players of all time.Flag
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Name: Sharone on Feb 5, 2010Comments: Jiggy, You've been such an inspiration over the last several years, both as a persistently disciplined and dedicated athlete, as well as a gracious, generous human being. It was early in my introduction to Ducks hockey that I watched you backstop the Ducks to the Stanley Cup finals in 2003, and I remember being just as impressed with your character as I was with your amazing performance on the ice--and especially in watching you receive the Conn Smythe trophy at the end. And of course the 2007 season, with all the personal ups and downs for you, is one I'll never forget. You were such an important and memorable part of that experience for me, and for every fan I know. I'll miss seeing you in a Ducks uniform, and I hope the fans in Toronto have the good sense to appreciate what a treasure you are! You'll always have a special place here in Anaheim. Thank you for so many incredible memories over the years! I wish you the very best, in hockey and in life. God bless you.Flag