Sharks at Ducks, Feb. 6: Lines, gamethread & how to watch

Time for round two between the Anaheim Ducks and San Jose Sharks.

Last night, the Ducks continued their shooting struggles in the first period before remembering that they were playing against Martin Jones and scoring three goals in the second period. They ultimately walked away with a point — a shootout isn’t exactly ideal for this Ducks team, but also Jones has been strangely good in these cases so far this season.

Tonight is a battle of back up goaltenders, seeing Ryan Miller slot in against a team he’s historically done well against. Devan Dubnyk will start for the Sharks. Ryan Getzlaf, who was announced as being day-to-day last minute yesterday, is expected to be a scratch tonight as well.

Here’s everything you need to know to tune in:

Lines

SAN JOSE SHARKS

Evander Kane — Logan Couture — Kevin Labanc
Patrick Marleau — Tomas Hertl — Timo Meier
Rudolfs Balcers — Dylan Gambrell — Ryan Donato
Marcus Sorensen — Noah Gregor — Matt Nieto

Marc-Edouard Vlasic — Brent Burns
Mario Ferraro — Erik Karlsson
Nikolai Knyzhov — Radim Simek

Devan Dubnyk
Martin Jones

Expected Scratches: Alexander Chmelevski, Stefan Noesen, Fredrik Claesson

Injured Reserve: None

ANAHEIM DUCKS

Adam Henrique — Derek Grant — Troy Terry
Danton Heinen — Sam Steel — Jakob Silfverberg
Max Comtois — Vinni Lettieri — Rickard Rakell
Nicolas Deslauriers — David Backes — Carter Rowney

Hampus Lindholm — Kevin Shattenkirk
Cam Fowler — Jani Hakanpaa
Jacob Larsson — Ben Hutton

Ryan Miller
John Gibson

Expected Scratches: Isac Lundestrom, Max Jones

Injured Reserve: Josh Manson (oblique), Sonny Milano (upper body), Ryan Getzlaf (lower body)

How to Watch

Puck drop is at 7 p.m. PT/10 p.m. ET at Honda Center in Anaheim, California. Tonight’s game will be broadcast regionally on Fox Sports San Diego, PRIME and NBC Sports Bay Area, as well as available to stream through NHL.tv or ESPN+.

Follow along in the comments for live updates and reactions throughout the game!