Just the Facts
Los Angeles Kings | Stats | Anaheim Ducks |
---|---|---|
3-8-1 (9 pts) | Record | 6-6-3 (15 pts) |
14.9% | Power Play % | 17.1% |
81.1% | Penalty Kill % | 81.1% |
2.15 | Goals For/Game | 2.40 |
3.46 | Goals Against/Game | 2.67 |
28.5 | Shots For/Game | 25.3 |
29.8 | Shots Against/Game | 37.0 |
Kovalchuk (11) | Points Leader | Rakell (11) |
Kovalchuk, Carter, Kopitar (4) | Goals Leader | Silfverberg, Aberg (4) |
Doughty (9) | Assists Leader | Rakell, Getzlaf (8) |
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Lineups
Los Angeles Kings
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Iafallo-Kopitar-Brown
Kovalchuk-Carter-Toffoli
Pearson-Kempe-Luff
Clifford-Thompson-LewisPhaneuf-Doughty
Muzzin-Martinez
Forbort-Fantenberg— Jon Rosen (@lakingsinsider) November 6, 2018
If you were expecting Willie Desjardins to come in and radically shake up the lines, well. That’s a no.
Anaheim Ducks
Rakell – Henrique – Aberg
Cogliano – Kesler – Silfverberg
Sherwood – Lundestrom – Eaves
Gibbons – Carrick – Rowney
Fowler – Welinski
Lindholm – Larsson
Pettersson – Montour
Gibson
(Miller)
With Ryan Getzlaf and Ryan Kesler both being game-time decisions, it’s possible this lineup looks different when the teams hit the ice. Chase De Leo has been called up from the San Diego Gulls; the La Mirada, California-born player could make his debut for the Ducks tonight.