I did end up going down to Anaheim Ice today with a Ducks buddy of mine to see the scrimmage.  Teams went something like this (completely going off of memory):

Team White: Jonas Hiller, Justin Pogge, Teemu Selanne, Corey Perry, Saku Koivu, George Parros, Todd Marchant, Kyle Calder, Steve Eminger, Ryan Whitney, Sheldon Brookbank, James Wisniewski

Team Black: J.S. Giguere, Bobby Ryan, Mike Brown, Joffrey Lupul, Petteri Nokelainen, Ryan Carter, Evgeny Artyukhin, Andrew Ebbett, Nick Boynton, Luca Sbisa, Scott Niedermayer, Jassen Cullimore, Brett Festerling

With plenty of kids rounding out both rosters.  They played some silly rules -- goalies were often changing on the fly, which led to some comical plays.  Penalties weren't served, but were penalized with a penalty shot, which if missed was in play (basically nine skaters followed the penalty shot shooter into the zone).  And essentially the game was played in two halves -- a 45-minute running clock on NHL ice followed by a 45-minute running clock on Olympic ice.  Halfway through the crowd had to move over to the adjoining rink, essentially.

Bulleted impressions:

• Any hopes I had for a strong comeback year for J.S. Giguere took a big hit today -- Jiggy looked bad on a number of goals.  Team white won the game 6-4, and even though the net time was split three ways, Giguere surrendered at least 4, none of which were very impressive.  He allowed goals to both Selanne and Koivu (playing on separate lines throughout) that seemed stoppable, and his worst moment was when George "the magician" Parros bounced a puck in the net off Giguere's back from behind the net.  Ouch, Giguere.  Meanwhile, Jonas Hiller looked as solid as he did last spring -- still a lot of rebounds, but nothing getting past him. 
  
• Saku Koivu was awesome throughout -- I think he's going to be awesome for the Ducks, especially if he's hidden behind Getzlaf.  He was fantastic distributing the puck, backchecking, and seizing opportunities in front of the net.  He would've had a bigger day but his linemates weren't all that good at finishing.

All told, a pretty good time; I may end up going again tomorrow. Go ahead and shoot any questions about anything I neglected to mention -- I didn't take any game notes or anything, but I'm a moderately attentive guy and I'll do my best to answer.

Go Ducks.