The Ducks won the previous matchup against the Panthers 3-2 in a shootout.
Anaheim is coming off a 4-1 win against the New Jersey Devils and seeks their fourth consecutive win.
Panthers coach Joel Quenneville acknowledges the Panthers as a dangerous team, despite missing key players like Aleksander Barkov and Matthew Tkachuk due to injuries.
Lukas Dostal, Anaheim's goalie, was named NHL’s First Star of the Week with a 3-0-0 record, a 1.63 GAA, and a .948 SV%.
Ryan Strome participated in the Ducks’ morning skate but remains on injured reserve (upper-body) and his return is uncertain, even for the upcoming road trip.
Jansen Harkins' inclusion in the Ducks' lineup has provided energy and offensive zone presence, complementing the team's system well.
Brad Marchand is on a roll for the panthers, delivering a knockout blow in the top of the third round.
The Anaheim Ducks (7-3-1) host the Florida Panthers (6-5-1) at the Honda Center. This game marks the second series meeting between the teams this season. The Ducks are currently holding second place in the Pacific Division.
The Panthers are beginning a four-game road trip, and are coming off a 4-3 shootout win over the Dallas Stars. Brad Marchand's performance in the shootout secured the win. Sam Reinhart also reached his 300th career goal in the game.
Coach Joel Quenneville of the Ducks emphasizes the Panthers' strong team play and system, even with missing players. Alex Killorn echoed this sentiment, highlighting the importance of good coaching and systems in maintaining effectiveness, regardless of player absences.
The Ducks will maintain their same lineup from their recent win against the Devils. Jansen Harkins will continue to center the fourth line alongside Ross Johnston and Frank Vatrano.
Q: Who is starting in goal for the Panthers?
Sergei Bobrovsky is the projected starting goalie for the Florida Panthers.
Q: Who is starting in goal for the Ducks?
Lukáš Dostál is the confirmed starting goalie for the Anaheim Ducks.
Q: What are the injury updates for the Ducks?
Ryan Strome (upper-body) participated in the morning skate but will not play. His return during the upcoming road trip is uncertain.
Q: What are the projected lineups for both teams?
See the article above for projected lineups for both the Anaheim Ducks and Florida Panthers.
The Ducks are aiming to extend their winning streak and solidify their position in the Pacific Division. The Panthers, despite injuries to key players, are focused on a strong start to their road trip. Key factors to watch include the performance of goaltenders Lukáš Dostál and Sergei Bobrovsky, and the impact of role players like Jansen Harkins.
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