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ANAHEIM — Orange County Punk Legends The Offspring on the 3rd Annual Come out and Play Night at Honda Center, Credit: City Champs Media

ANAHEIM — The Anaheim Ducks hosted the Seattle Kraken Tuesday night at the Honda Center on the third annual Come Out and Play Night honoring the legendary Orange County punk band, The Offspring.

ANAHEIM— 3rd Annual Come Out & Play Night with The Offspring, Feb. 3, 2026, Credit: City Champs Media

As soon as you walk into Honda Center, the atmosphere is electric. There are exclusive merch booths where you can buy themed Ducks merch in collaboration with iconic punk band. The speakers throughout the arena are playing songs from the band’s historic discography and the pre-game show gets fans involved on the fun with trivia questions and interesting facts about Orange County’s very own The Offspring.

ANAHEIM— Anaheim Ducks vs Seattle Kraken pregame, Feb. 3, 2026, Credit: City Champs Media

The Ducks would also take a moment before the game to honor Leo Carlsson, Lukáš Dostál, Radko Gudas and Mikael Granlund who were selected to play in the Olympic Winter Game Milano Milano Cortina 2026.

ANAHEIM — The Ducks celebrate 4 of their players being selected for the 2026 Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina, Credit: City Champs Media

The lights suddenly drop and an incredible light and laser show fill the arena to introduce the home team. The arena is now packed and ready to rock!

The Starting Lineup for the Anaheim Ducks to “The Kids Aren’t Alright” by The Offspring

It was finally time for puck drop and The Offspring was in the building to celebrate the night. They would also take the honors of hitting the Ducks’ Take Flight button to kick things off. Lukas Dostal, the Ducks’ goalie designed a special 1 of 1 custom goalie mask with Offspring guitarist Noodles that he would later wear during the game and auction off in collaboration with The Anaheim Ducks Foundation.

ANAHEIM — The Offspring hit the ceremonial Take Flight button to start the game, Feb. 3, 2026, Credit: City Champs Media

The Ducks were fresh off a 4-3 win on Sunday versus the Las Vegas Golden Knights and the Seattle Kraken looked to add to their 4-game win streak. With both teams chasing each other in the standings, it was an important Tuesday night at the Honda Center.

ANAHEIM — Aneheim Ducks vs Seattle Kraken, Feb. 3, 2026, Credit: City Champs Media

The first period felt like they were testing each other to see who would get the advantage in this one. With 4:01 left in the second period Cutter Gauthier breaks the seal and scores for his 25th goal of the season to give the Ducks a 1-0 lead.

ANAHEIM — Ducks take the lead 1-0 in the second period, Credit: City Champs Media

As time was expiring in the second period, Jansen Harkins passes the puck to Jacob Trouba who scores to put the Ducks up by 2 after two.

As the third period got underway, the Ducks were not letting up on the Kraken. Alex Killorn brings the lead up to 3-0 for the Ducks within the first 24 seconds of the third period. It did not end there. Ross Johnston continues the scoring melee on the Kraken with 13:54 to go in the game, giving the Ducks a 4-0 lead.

This one looked over until the Kraken began to put on some pressure towards the end of the game. Jordan Eberle and Tye Kartye both scored late but it was not enough for a comeback as time expired for Seattle.

The Ducks took this one by a final score of 4-2 and jumped to third place in their division behind the Edmonton Oilers and Las Vegas Golden Knights. They will play the Edmonton Oilers on February 25th when the season picks up after the Olympic break.

ANAHEIM — Anaheim Ducks defeat Seattle Kraken 4-2 Postgame, Credit: City Champs Media

Sebastian Fundora vs Keith Thurman rescheduled for March 28,2026 @ the MGM Grand Arena, Las Vegas, NV., Credit: PBC Promotions & Prime Video

PBC Promotions and Prime Video have announced that the fight for the WBC Super Welterweight World Championship between Sebastian Fundora (23-1-1, 15 KO’s) and Keith Thurman (31-1-0, 23 KO’s) has been rescheduled for March 28, 2026. Fundora suffered a hand contusion during sparring last year which effectively postponed the bout originally scheduled to take place on October 25, 2025.

The fight will take place in the boxing capital of the world—Las Vegas, Nevada—at the historic MGM Grand Arena.

Not only will these two have to adjust to each other’s height and reach differences but Thurman, the older of the two, will also have to go up against the youthful stamina of Fundora as he tries to put an end to the 154-pound reign he [Fundora] has been on since becoming champion.

Thurman’s last fight was on March 12,2025 vs Brock Jarvis, which he won by a third-round TKO. It would be his return after a lengthy layoff following his unanimous decision win against Mario Barrios on February 5, 2022. The now 37-year-old knock out artist and former unified champion has his veteran IQ and prowess to help him in this potential banger versus the current champion. Thurman has fought under some big lights and is no stranger to partaking in all out brawls that end up going the distance.

On the other corner, the current 28-year-old southpaw WBC Super Welterweight Champion, Sebastian Fundora looks to continue his success in the already stacked 154-pound division. As Vergil Ortiz Jr., Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis, and Xander Zayas—fresh off unifying the WBO and WBA titles—continue to rise in the division, this fight offers Fundora a chance to secure another win over an aging Keith Thurman.

We will stay updated on this fight card as more details begin to emerge over the next few weeks but the hope is that the undercard for this spring time battle in the desert will also deliver from beginning to end. 2026 is gearing up to be a rewarding one for boxing fans.