The ensemble cast of The Mighty Ducks features stars who are still working today, while others have lived a more private life outside of acting. Take a look!

Wow, watch those kids glide across the ice in The Mighty Ducks, the 1992 sports comedy-drama about a ragtag peewee hockey ...

Ducks fly together. It was true in the 90s, and it’s still true in the new Disney+ series “The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers” — they’re just far more exclusive about who they’ll fly with ...

According to Variety, at one point, the Mighty Ducks merchandise outsold all other NHL teams combined and accounted for an unbelievable 80 percent of the NHL’s $1 billion in merchandise sales.

For example, if you buy The Mighty Ducks, you can use your digital code to choose The Maze Runner or Planet of the Apes. This offer is good through April 12th - some exclusions apply.

Enter “The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers,” a likable Disney+ series about a modern team of quirky underdogs, with Emilio Estevez reprising his role as an older, considerably grumpier coach.

After the titular Mighty Ducks hockey team cuts young Evan (Brady Noon) and he and his mother (Lauren Graham) put together a new team of their own, that rag-tag cast of characters takes the ice to ...

There are cheeky references to the movies, like when Alex asks Gordon if he’s ever heard of the Mighty Ducks or when the kids rave about the inventor of the Flying V. Fans of the original movies will ...

The series basically asks the question: What if the Mighty Ducks evolved into their hated rivals, the Hawks? It’s a concept that sends a shiver down the spine of every ’90s kid.

The Mighty Ducks are back! Earlier this morning, The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers premiered on Disney+. Fans of the original trilogy will appreciate the callbacks (the famed Flying-V, “I hate ...

Yeah, probably. The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers is only OK, but that matches the pedestal upon which I place the movie. If you have more reverence, your disappointment might be greater.