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Stat Pack
| ANAHEIM DUCKS | versus | SAN JOSE SHARKS |
| 13-9-5, 31 Pts | Record | 15-10-1, 31 Pts |
| T-3rd in Pacific, T-5th in West, T-13th in NHL | Standings | T-3rd in Pacific, T-5th in West, T-13th in NHL |
| 2.67 | GF/GP | 2.38 |
| 2.63 | GA/GP | 2.12 |
| 22.1% | Power Play | 18.5% |
| 80.1% | Penalty Kill | 83.1% |
| TEAM | STAT | LEADERS |
| Ryan Kesler (12G) | Goals | Brent Burns (11G) |
| Ryan Getzlaf (20A) | Assists | Joe Pavelski (16A) |
| Ryan Getzlaf (23P) | Points | Joe Pavelski (24P) |
| Ryan Kesler (7PPG) | PP | Logan Couture (6PPG) |
| Andrew Cogliano (2SHG) | SH | Tierny/Ward (1SHG) |
| Fowler (23:58), Kesler (21:24) | TOI/GP (D&F) | Burns (24:09), Pavelski (19:31) |
| Kase (54.2%), Lindholm (54.0%) | SAT% 5on5 (F&D) | Hertl (56.0%), Schlemko (55.2%) |
| Jonathan Bernier | GOALIES | Martin Jones |
| 4-2-1 | Record | 13-9-1 |
| .906 | Save % | .920 |
| 2.83 | GAA | 2.04 |
Projected Lines
Anaheim
Rickard Rakell-Ryan Getzlaf-Corey Perry
Andrew Cogliano-Ryan Kesler-Jakob Silfverberg
Nick Ritchie-Antoine Vermette-Ondrej Kase
Joseph Cramarossa-Stefan Noesen-Logan Shaw
Cam Fowler-Sami Vatanen
Hampus Lindholm-Josh Manson
Shea Theodore-Kevin Bieksa
Jonathan Bernier
San Jose
Patrick Marleau-Joe Thornton-Joe Pavelski
Kevin Labanc-Logan Couture-Joel Ward
Mikkel Boedker-Chris Tierney-Joonas Donskoi
Melker Karlsson-Micheal Haley-Tommy Wingels
Paul Martin-Brent Burns
Marc-Edouard Vlasic-Justin Braun
Brenden Dillon-Dylan DeMelo
Martin Jones
Numbers For Nerds
Ryan Kesler is scoring at a pace we haven't seen from him since his Selke Trophy-winning season back in 2010-2011. With 12 goals and 11 assists through 27 games, Kesler is on pace for a whopping 36 goals and 70 points this year. While you can make the argument that he won't be able to keep this up through the rest of the year, especially considering his current career-high shooting percentage of 18.5%, you can't deny that Kesler's play so far this season is remarkable. Anaheim's #2 center, in my opinion, is right up there with Rickard Rakell in contention for Anaheim's best player to this point.