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Stat Pack
| ANAHEIM DUCKS | versus | ST. LOUIS BLUES |
| 1-6-2, 4 Pts | Record | 6-2-1, 13 Pts |
| 7th Pacific, 14th West, T-28th NHL | Standings | T-3rd Central, T-3rd West, T-5th NHL |
| 1.0 | GF/GP | 2.8 |
| 2.7 | GA/GP | 2.2 |
| 7.7% | Power Play | 12.5% |
| 89.3% | Penalty Kill | 81.8% |
| TEAM | STAT | LEADERS |
| Mike Santorelli 2G | Goals | Vladimir Tarasenko 5G |
| 2A: Corey Perry, Andrew Cogliano, Ryan Kesler | Assists | 5A: Troy Brouwer, Jori Lehtera |
| Santorelli 3PT (2G 1A) | Points | Tarasenko 9PT (5G 4A) |
| Jiri Sekac 2PPP (PPG PPA) | PP Points | 2PPP: Colton Parayko (1PPG 1PPA), Alexander Steen (2PPA), Alex Pietrangelo (2PPA) |
| N/A | SH Points | N/A |
| Hampus Lindholm 23:43, Kesler 18:59 | TOI/GP (D&F) | Pietrangelo 26:54, Steen 20:16 |
| Chris Stewart 56.0, Lindholm 56.8 | SAT% 5on5 (F&D) | Lehtera (62.2), Robert Bortuzzo (59.3) |
| Frederik Andersen | GOALIES | Jake Allen |
| 0-4-2 | Record | 2-2-0 |
| .931 | Save % | .922 |
| .940 | Adj. SV% (5on5) | .916 |
| 29.6 | SA/GP | 28.9 |
Projected Lines
Expected lines for Anaheim and St. Louis via Eric Stephens, Orange County Register.
Ducks
Carl Hagelin - Ryan Kesler - Corey Perry
Andrew Cogliano - Shawn Horcoff - Jakob Silfverberg
Jiri Sekac - Rickard Rakell - Chris Stewart
Patrick Maroon - Chris Wagner - Mike Santorelli
Hampus Lindholm - Kevin Bieksa
Cam Fowler - Korbinian Holzer
Clayton Stoner - Sami Vatanen
Frederik Andersen / Anton Khudobin
Blues
Alexander Steen - Jori Lehtera - Vladimir Tarasenko
Dmitrij Jaskin - David Backes - Troy Brouwer
Robby Fabbri - Scott Gomez - Ty Rattie
Steve Ott - Kyle Brodziak - Ryan Reaves
Jay Bouwmeester - Alex Pietrangelo
Carl Gunnarsson - Colton Parayko
Joel Edmunson - Robert Bortuzzo
Jake Allen / Brian Elliott
Numbers For Nerds
Last season the Ducks had three five-game road trips; earning six points December 12-19 (wins vs Edmonton, Winnipeg, and Montreal), five April 5-12 (win vs Nashville, OT loss to Washington, win vs Carolina), and six points March 22-29 (overtime win vs Boston, wins vs the Islanders and New Jersey).
The last time the Ducks had only taken a point in the first four games of a five-game roadie was during the 11-12 season from December 16-26 when they suffered an OT loss against Los Angeles; they won the final game of the road trip 3-2 at San Jose. This was the team's first extended road trip under Bruce Boudreau.
Anaheim has finished with two points from a five-game road trip four times; in 93-94 (win against the Rangers from October 19-28) in 95-96 (two ties against Toronto and Florida from December 1-8), 00-01 (overtime loss against Detroit and tie against Nashville from December 22-31) and 06-07 (win against San Jose from December 23-January 2). The Ducks have never finished with a point or fewer on a five-game road trip.
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