Kings @ Ducks Game 5 Thread: Back on Home Ice

Numbers for Nerds: American and Anaheim Hero John Gibson was only 20 years and 300 days old, the youngest goaltender to record a shutout in his NHL playoff debut. He is the first to post a shutout in his first Stanley Cup playoff game since Jonas Hiller did so for the Ducks in 2009 (April 16 @ San Jose). He is the fourth-youngest goaltender in NHL history at the time of his first career playoff shutout (debut game or not), behind Harry Lumley (age 18 in 1945), Patrick Roy (age 20 years, 229 days in 1986) and Carey Price (age 20 years, 243 days in 2008). Not in bad company eh?

Team Records: Ducks 6-4-1, Kings 6-5-1, Playoffs Head-to-Head 2-2

Team Leaders: Ducks: Ryan Getzlaf (4g-9a-13p), Corey Perry (3g-7a-10p), Patrick Maroon (2g-5a-7p), Nick Bonino(3g-2a-5p), Teemu Selanne (2g-3a-5p), Andrew Cogliano (1g-4a-5p), Mathieu Perrault and Matt Beleskey (2g-2a-4p), Cam Fowler and Francois Beauchemin (0g-4a-4p)

Kings: Anze Kopitar (4g-11a-15p), Marian Gaborik (6g-4a-10p), Jeff Carter (3g-5a-8p), Drew Doughty (1g-7a-8p), Justin Williams (4g-3a-7p), Tyler Toffoli (3g-3a-6p), Jake Muzzin, Alec Martinez and Dustin Brown (2g-3a-5p), Tanner Pearson (1g-4a-5p)

Goalies: Ducks: John Gibson (1-0, 0.00 GAA, 1.00 SV% of 28 shots), Jonas Hiller (2-2, 1.99 GAA, .918 SV%)

Kings: Jonathan Quick (6-5, 2.83 GAA, .917 SV%), Martin Jones (0-0, 0.00 GAA, 1.00 SV% of only 7 shots)

Power Play: Ducks-28.2% (4th among playoff teams), Kings-22.2% (7th among playoff teams)

Power Play Leaders: Ducks-Corey Perry and Mathieu Perrault (2g), Ryan Getzlaf (6p) Kings-Jeff Carter (3g), Drew Doughty (5p)

Penalty Kill: Ducks-87.8% (3rd among playoff teams), Kings-82.2% (10th among playoff teams)

Shorthanded Goals: Andrew Cogliano (1)