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Stat Pack
| ANAHEIM DUCKS | versus | NASHVILLE PREDATORS |
| 1-7-2, 4 Pts | Record | 7-1-2, 16 Pts |
| 7th Pacific, 14th West, T-28th NHL | Standings | T-3rd Central, T-3rd West, T-4th NHL |
| 1.0 | GF/GP | 2.8 |
| 2.6 | GA/GP | 2.1 |
| 10.0% | Power Play | 22.6% |
| 90.9% | Penalty Kill | 86.2% |
| TEAM | STAT | LEADERS |
| 2G: Mike Santorelli, Hampus Lindholm | Goals | James Neal 7G |
| Corey Perry 3A | Assists | 6A: Roman Josi, Filip Forsberg |
| 3PT: Santorelli, Lindholm (2G 1A), Perry (3A) | Points | Neal 10PT (7G 3A) |
| Jiri Sekac 2PPP (PPG PPA) | PP Points | Josi 4PPP (PPG 3PPA), Neal 3PPG |
| N/A | SH Points | Josi SHG, Paul Gaustad SHA |
| Lindholm 23:34, Kesler 19:02 | TOI/GP (D&F) | Josi 24:24, Mike Fisher 18:50 |
| Chris Stewart 54.9, Lindholm 54.8 | SAT% 5on5 (F&D) | Forsberg 55.5, Barret Jackman 55.9 |
| Frederik Andersen | GOALIES | Carter Hutton |
| 0-5-2 | Record | 1-0-0 |
| .932 | Save % | .927 |
| .938 | Adj. SV% (5on5) | .914 |
| 30.3 | SA/60 | 38.0 |
Projected Lines
Expected lines for Anaheim and Nashville via Eric Stephens, Orange County Register.
Ducks
Patrick Maroon - Ryan Kesler - Corey Perry
Andrew Cogliano - Shawn Horcoff - Jakob Silfverberg
Jiri Sekac - Rickard Rakell - Chris Stewart
Carl Hagelin - Chris Wagner - Mike Santorelli
Hampus Lindholm - Kevin Bieksa
Cam Fowler - Korbinian Holzer
Clayton Stoner - Sami Vatanen
Frederik Andersen / Anton Khudobin
Predators
Filip Forsberg - Mike Fisher - James Neal
Colin Wilson - Mike Ribeiro - Craig Smith
Gabriel Bourque - Cody Hodgson - Calle Jarnkrok
Eric Nystrom - Paul Gaustad - Austin Watson
Roma Josi - Shea Weber
Mattias Ekholm - Ryan Ellis
Barret Jackman - Seth Jones
Carter Hutton / Pekka Rinne
Numbers For Nerds
Anaheim and Nashville have met 31 times in the regular season at Honda Center, with the Ducks holding a 22-6-3 edge. 26 of those games have been as part of a back-to-back for the Predators, with Anaheim being the second leg of it 11 times.
Nine of those times Los Angeles has been the front end of the two-in-two, with the Ducks posting a 7-2-0 record (two of those were overtime/shootout wins) against Nashville the following night. Seven times it's been the reverse, with the Predators playing at Honda Center before skating at STAPLES Center the following night; the Ducks are 4-2-1 in those games.