/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/60620017/usa-today-8309006.0.0.0.jpg)
Stat Pack
ANAHEIM DUCKS | vs | ST LOUIS BLUES |
16-16-7, 39 Pts | Record | 23-14-3, 52 Pts |
5th Pacific, 12th West, T-24th NHL | Standings | 3rd Central, 4th West, 6th NHL |
10-6-4 Home | Home/Away | 10-7-3 Away |
L - W - SOL - W - W | Last 5 Games | OL - OL - L - L - OW |
1.85 (30th) | GF/GP | 2.42 (22nd) |
2.36 (5th) | GA/GP | 2.47 (12th) |
19.6% (11th) | Power Play | 22.2% (4th) |
89.1% (1st) | Penalty Kill | 85.4% (3rd) |
TEAM | STAT | LEADERS |
Corey Perry (14G) | Goals | Vladimir Tarasenko (24G) |
Ryan Getzlaf (20A) | Assists | Alexander Steen (24A) |
Perry (14G 11A 25PT) | Points | Tarasenko (24G 19A 43PT) |
Perry (6PPG 5PPA 11PPP) | PP Points | 15PPP: Tarasenko (8PPG), Steen (13PPA), Kevin Shattenkirk (4PPG 11PPA) |
Andrew Cogliano, Shawn Horcoff (1SHG 1SHA 2SHPT) | SH Points | Steen 1SHG, Shattenkirk 1SHA |
Hampus Lindholm 22:08, Ryan Kesler 19:21 | TOI/GP, D&F | Alex Pietrangelo 26:32, Steen 20:55 |
Getzlaf 57.29, Lindholm 57.52 | SAT% 5on5 >50% GP, F&D | Jori Lehtera 55.82, Colton Parayko 56.46 |
John Gibson | GOALIES | Jake Allen |
8-5-2 | Record | 18-10-3 |
.929 | Save % | .924 |
.930 | Adj. SV% (5on5) | .927 |
24.67 | SA/60 | 28.59 |
***Stat Pack DOES NOT include injured players***
Lines
Expected lines for Anaheim and St. Louis via Eric Stephens, Orange County Register.
Ducks
Rickard Rakell - Ryan Getzlaf - Corey Perry
Carl Hagelin - Ryan Kesler - Jakob Silfverberg
Jiri Sekac - Shawn Horcoff - Andrew Cogliano
Patrick Maroon - Nate Thompson - Chris Stewart
Sami Vatanen - Kevin Bieksa
Hampus Lindholm - Korbinian Holzer
Shea Theodore - Josh Manson
John Gibson / Frederik Andersen
Blues
Alexander Steen - Paul Stastny - Troy Brouwer
Robby Fabbri - Jori Lehtera - Vladimir Tarasenko
Magnus Paajarvi - Patrik Berglund - David Backes
Dmitrij Jaskin - Kyle Brodziak - Ryan Reaves
Jay Bouwmeester - Alex Pietrangelo
Carl Gunnarsson - Kevin Shattenkirk
Joel Edmundson - Colton Parayko
Jake Allen / Brian Elliott
Numbers For Nerds
St. Louis has a reputation for being a bit of a goalie graveyard. Since the organization was part of the original wave of NHL expansion for the 1967-68 season, the Blues have had 66 goalies make an appearance, the most of any non-Original Six franchise. The longest any one goalie has stayed with the team is six seasons (four players have done this), with Mike Liut holding the franchise record with 347 games played, and Curtis Joseph the second most with 280. Both Jean-Sebastien Giguere (Ducks record holder with 447) and Guy Hebert (441) played more games in Anaheim, and Jonas Hiller (326) very nearly reached Liut's St. Louis mark despite beginning with the Ducks as a backup and being part of a couple split nets.
The Blues have had eight former Stanley Cup winners (Jacques Plante, Glen Hall, Eddie Johnston, Michel Larocque, Grant Fuhr, Tom Barrasso, Chris Osgood, and Martin Brodeur) tend the nets for them. Wayne Stephenson (backup for Philadelphia in 1975), Rick Wamsley (backup for Calgary in 1989), and Osgood (Detroit in 2008) are the only goalies to be part of a Stanley Cup winner after playing for St. Louis.