Avalanche vs Ducks Pre-Game Stat Pack

The Anaheim Ducks (12-14-4) will host the Colorado Avalanche (19-15-0) on Friday night at Honda Center.

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The Ducks have won their last two games following a streak that saw them winless in their previous five.

The Avalanche will play their second game of a back-to-back. They defeated the San Jose Sharks in San Jose on Thursday by a score of 4-2.

The Ducks last played the Avs on Oct. 18 in Denver, when they lost in overtime 4-3.

Denver native Troy Terry will face his hometown team tonight. In 20 career games against the Avs, he has tallied five goals and 11 points. He has six points in his last five games.

Leo Carlsson has still not found the scoresheet since returning from an upper-body injury four games ago. He has three goals and four points in four career games against the Avs.

Alex Killorn was part of the 2022 Tampa Bay Lightning team that lost to Colorado in the Stanley Cup Final. He has 17 points in 22 career games against the Avs.

Ross Colton has two points in seven games since returning from a broken foot. He has six goals and nine points in eight career games against Anaheim.

Nathan MacKinnon is at the top of the NHL leaderboard with 52 points in 34 games, a 125-point pace. He has 41 points in 33 career games against the Ducks.

Cale Makar has four points in his last three games. In 15 career games against the Ducks, he has one goal and 15 points.

John Gibson will get the start for the Ducks in this game. He has a 10-10-2 record against the Avs in his career with a .925 SV%.

He will likely be opposed by Scott Wedgewood in the Avs net. Wedgewood has a 1-1-0 record in his career against the Ducks with an .891 SV%.

The Ducks have an all-time record of 49-46-17 against the Avalanche but are 2-6-2 in their last ten meetings.

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