Anaheim Ducks Start Back-to-Back Series with Edmonton Oilers

Getzlaf looks to keep hot streak going

February 1, 2013; Anaheim, CA, USA; Anaheim Ducks defenseman Sami Vatanen (45) during a stoppage in play against the Minnesota Wild during the third period at Honda Center. Mandatory Credit: Gary A. Vasquez-USA TODAY Sports

Edmonton, AB – The Anaheim Ducks are looking to rebound from a 3-1 loss to the Calgary Flames on Friday night and stop a four game skid to get some momentum before the the Stanley Cup Playoffs begin. The momentum will hopefully start with a win against the Edmonton Oilers

The Ducks can clinch their third Pacific Division title with a win and losses by the Los Angeles Kings and San Jose Sharks today. In order to do so, Ryan Getzlaf will need to stay hot. The captain has five points in the last five game (2 goals, 3 assists).

The Oilers are looking to get in the playoffs. They currently are sitting in 12th, 8 points behind the Columbus Blue Jackets for the eighth and final spot. The only way they can get in is to win out and have the four teams ahead of them lose out.

Team Stats:

Stats
44GP43
27W17
11L19
6OT7
60P41
0.682P%0.477
2.77G/G2.51
2.46GA/G2.74
20.8PP%21.7
80.5PK%83.8
27.6S/G26.9
27.9SA/G32.9
47.5FO%45.6

Season Head-to-Head Match-ups:

DateVis/HomeFinal
Apr 8, 2013EDM@ANAANA, 2 – 1

Projected Goalie Matchup:

NameJonas HillerDevan Dubnyk
GP1915
Wins1112
Losses40
OTL30
SO11
GAA2.572.09
Save %.906.920

Injury report:

TeamPlayerType
Luca SbisaUpper Body
Viktor FasthUndisclosed
Nick Bonino*Lower Body
Ales HemskyLower Body
Lennart PetrellLower Body

*On Injured Reserve

Team Records:

Anaheim Ducks: 27-11-6, 60 points (1st in the Pacific Division)
Edmonton Oilers: 17-19-7, 41 points (3rd in the Northwest Division)

Broadcast Info:

TV: Fox Sports-Prime Ticket
Radio: ANAHEIMDUCKS.COM