Tonight: Jets at Ducks
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This article was published 03/01/2016 (3560 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
ABOUT THE DUCKS
The Ducks will open a season-high eight-game homestand against the Jets and have picked up points in their last four (3-0-1) after Friday’s 2-1 shootout loss to Vancouver in B.C.
Anaheim had a scoreless streak of 207 minutes, 58 second broken in the third against the Canucks — the longest since 2002. Frederik Andersen started in net for the Ducks, but John Gibson has posted consecutive 1-0 shutouts and is working on a 157:34 stretch of shutting down opposition shooters.
This will be the first Ducks-Jets meeting since Anaheim’s sweep in the playoffs. The Ducks are 12-7-1 all-time against Winnipeg/Atlanta.
No active Ducks player has picked up more points against the Jets than Ryan Getzlaf (3G, 10A) in 11 games.
Anaheim forward Andrew Cogliano is the NHL’s reigning Ironman (659 games and counting). He hasn’t missed a game in his NHL career dating back to Oct. 4, 2007 and his days in Edmonton. Only one player in NHL history has played more consecutive games to start his career: Doug Jarvis (the NHL’s all-time Ironman with 964 consecutive games from 1975-88).
WINNIPEG JETS
30 Connor Hellebuyck
34 Michael Hutchinson
2 Adam Pardy
4 Paul Postma
5 Mark Stuart
6 Alex Burmistrov
7 Ben Chiarot
8 Jacob Trouba
9 Andrew Copp
12 Drew Stafford
14 Anthony Peluso
15 Matt Halischuk
16 Andrew Ladd
17 Adam Lowry
18 Bryan Little
22 Chris Thorburn
26 Blake Wheeler
27 Nikolaj Ehlers
33 Dustin Byfuglien
39 Toby Enstrom
40 Joel Armia
55 Mark Scheifele
57 Tyler Myers
85 Mathieu Perreault
ANAHEIM DUCKS
31 Frederik Andersen
36 John Gibson
2 Kevin Bieksa
3 Clayton Stoner
4 Cam Fowler**
5 Korbinian Holzer
7 Andrew Cogliano
10 Corey Perry
15 Ryan Getzlaf
19 Patrick Maroon
22 Shawn Horcroff
24 Simon Despres
25 Mike Santorelli
26 Carl Hagelin
29 Chris Stewart
33 Jakob Silfverberg
42 Josh Manson
44 Nate Thompson
45 Sami Vatanen
46 Jiri Sekac
47 Hampus Lindholm
53 Shea Theodore
67 Rickard Rakell
**injured reserve
(Lineups subject to change)
— Ed Tait
History
Updated on Sunday, January 3, 2016 9:59 AM CST: Formatting, photo added.