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Stat Pack
| ANAHEIM DUCKS | vs | VANCOUVER CANUCKS |
| 43-23-10, 96 Pts | Record | 28-36-13, 69 Pts |
| 2nd Pacific, 5th West, T-5th NHL | Standings | 6th Pacific, T-12th West, T-26th NHL |
| 24-9-5 Home | Home/Away | 15-15-8 Away |
| W - W - OW - OL - L | Last 5 Games | W - L - L - L - SOL |
| 2.64 (16th) | GF/GP | 2.23 (29th) |
| 2.33 (3rd) | GA/GP | 2.84 (23rd) |
| 23.6% (1st) | Power Play | 16.1% (27th) |
| 86.6% (1st) | Penalty Kill | 81.1% (11th) |
| TEAM | STAT | LEADERS |
| Corey Perry (32G) | Goals | Daniel Sedin (28G) |
| Ryan Getzlaf (49A) | Assists | Henrik Sedin (41A) |
| Getzlaf (12G 49A 61PT) | Points | D. Sedin (28G 32A 60PT) |
| Perry (11PPG 10PPA 21PPP) | PP Points | H. Sedin (5PPG 14PPA 19PPT) |
| Andrew Cogliano (2SHG 1SHA 3SHPT) | SH Points | Four w/ 1SHG, four w/ 1SHA |
| Cam Fowler 22:41, Ryan Kesler 19:26 | TOI/GP, D&F | Christopher Tanev 21:52, H. Sedin 18:24 |
| --- , --- | SAT% 5on5 >50% GP, F&D | --- , --- |
| John Gibson | GOALIES | Jacob Markstrom |
| 19-11-3 | Record | 11-13-4 |
| .920 | Save % | .917 |
| --- | Adj. SV% (5on5) | --- |
| --- | SA/60 | --- |
***Stat Pack DOES NOT include injured/suspended players***
Lines
Expected lines for Anaheim and Los Angeles via Eric Stephens, Orange County Register.
Ducks
Jamie McGinn - Ryan Getzlaf - Corey Perry
Andrew Cogliano - Ryan Kesler - Jakob Silfverberg
Brandon Pirri - Shawn Horcoff - Chris Stewart
Ryan Garbutt - Nate Thompson - Chris Wagner
Cam Fowler - Korbinian Holzer
Clayton Stoner - Sami Vatanen
Shea Theodore - Josh Manson
John Gibson / Anton Khudobin
Canucks
Daniel Sedin - Henrik Sedin - Jannik Hansen
Alexander Burrows - Markus Granlund - Linden Vey
Chris Higgins - Bo Horvat - Emerson Etem
Jared McCann - Brendan Gaunce - Yannick Weber
Dan Hamhuis - Chris Tanev
Ben Hutton - Nikita Tryamkin
Matt Bartkowski - Alex Biega
Jacob Markstrom / Ryan Miller
Hockey-Reference Numbers For Nerds
Anaheim's eight goal outburst against Calgary was just the fourth time in franchise history the team has broken the seven goal plateau in a game. The Mighty/Ducks have put seven on the scoreboard twenty times. The win over the Flames was their highest scoring game since Anaheim set a franchise record for goals scored in a game, when the hung nine on Vancouver back on January 15, 2014. The Ducks scored on the power play six times in the 9-1 beat down. Vancouver has given up nine or more goals 48 times in their history, including twice allowing 13; in a 1984 loss at Philadelphia, and a 1985 loss in Edmonton. Smythe Division hockey!