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Anaheim Ducks

2025-26 · Regular Season

Worth knowingAnaheim Ducks place 2nd of 32 teams in times with A man advantage, at 264.

1 is best, whichever way the stat runs — a defensive row at 1 allowed the fewest. The count after each slash is how many teams were placed; a rate skips those with too small a sample. Red to green by where the placing sits. A stat with no better end is left unpainted.

Cardsall 7 shown▶
DisciplineDefense▶
Times Defending A Power Play25829/32
Physical▶
Hits1,71813/32
PhysicalDefense▶
Opposition Shots Blocked1,18117/32
Possession▶
Share Of All Shot Attempts Taken52.2%7/32
Share Of Faceoffs Won48%25/32
Record▶
Games Played82
Standings Points9215/32
Share Of Available Points Taken56.1%15/32
Wins In Regulation Or Overtime3520/32
ScoringOffense▶
Goals Scored Per Game3.2313/32
ScoringDefense▶
Goals Conceded Per Game3.5129/32
ShootingOffense▶
Shots On Goal Per Game30.83/32
ShootingDefense▶
Shots On Goal Conceded Per Game28.420/32
Special TeamsOffense▶
Goals Scored Per Man Advantage18.6%23/32
Power Play Rate After Goals Conceded16.3%24/32
Times With A Man Advantage2642/32
Special TeamsDefense▶
Share Of Opposition Power Plays Killed76.4%27/32
Kill Rate Credited With Goals Scored79.5%23/32

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