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Stat Pack
| ANAHEIM DUCKS | versus | EDMONTON OILERS |
|---|---|---|
| ANAHEIM DUCKS | versus | EDMONTON OILERS |
| 19-16-7, 45 pts | Record | 19-18-3, 41 pts |
| 4th in Pacific, 8th in West, 17th in NHL | Standings | 6th in Pacific, 11th in West, 20th in NHL |
| 2.40 (30th) | GF/GP | 2.83 (22nd) |
| 2.88 (14th) | GA/GP | 3.17 (23rd) |
| 15.3% (25th) | Power Play | 21.7% (11th) |
| 80.4% (14th) | Penalty Kill | 77.0% (24th) |
| TEAM LEADERS | Stats | TEAM LEADERS |
| Ondrej Kase, Pontus Aberg (11G) | Goals | Connor McDavid (23G) |
| Ryan Getzlaf (20A) | Assists | Connor McDavid (38A) |
| Ryan Getzlaf (29P) | Points | Connor McDavid (61P) |
| Adam Henrique (4PPG) | PPG | Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl (6PPG) |
| Jakob Silfverberg (1SHG) | SHG | Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Alex Chiasson (1SHG) |
| Ryan Getzlaf (20:01), Hampus Lindholm (25:32) | TOI/GP (F&D) | Connor McDavid (22:45), Oscar Klefbom (25:25) |
| Ondrej Kase (57.21), Andy Welinski (49.87) | SAT% 5on5 (F&D) | Connor McDavid (51.96), Oscar Klefbom (52.60) |
| John Gibson | GOALIES | Mikko Koskinen |
| 15-12-6 | Record | 12-7-1 |
| 0.925 | Save % | 0.919 |
| 2.6 | GAA | 2.52 |
Projected Lineups
Anaheim Ducks
Kiefer Sherwood - Ryan Getzlaf - Daniel Sprong
Nick Ritchie - Adam Henrique - Ondrej Kase
Andrew Cogliano - Ryan Kesler - Jakob Silfverberg
Pontus Aberg - Carter Rowney - Brian Gibbons
Hampus Lindholm - Brandon Montour
Jacob Larsson - Josh Manson
Josh Mahura - Andy Welinski
John Gibson
Edmonton Oilers
Leon Draisaitl - Connor McDavid - Zack Kassian
Tobias Rieder - Ryan Nugent-Hopkins - Alex Chiasson
Milan Lucic - Jujhar Khaira - Jesse Puljujarvi
Joseph Gambardella - Kyle Brodziak - Ty Rattie
Darnell Nurse - Adam Larsson
Caleb Jones - Alex Petrovic
Brandon Manning - Kevin Gravel
Mikko Koskinen
Numbers for Nerds
Since the 2005/06 season, the Anaheim Ducks have been the best team in the second half of the season, winning 64.7% of their games. Since 2015/16 they’ve won 69.9% (nice) of their games. Let’s hope that trend continues.
Also, in the 2018 calendar year Milan Lucic only scored two goals while Edmonton paid him $6 million. He’s also still under contract for another four years. Good thing the Ducks don’t have anyone like that... oh wait.