In a dominating performance, the Anaheim Ducks secured their fifth consecutive home victory by beating the Vancouver Canucks 5-2. Key players included Frank Vatrano, Cutter Gauthier, and Ryan Strome, who all scored during a pivotal second period. Lukas Dostal made 22 saves in goal, contributing to the Ducks' eighth win in 11 matches. Despite a strong opening from the Canucks, who scored two quick goals, the Ducks responded with five unanswered goals, marking a significant momentum shift.

Strome's game-winning goal late in the second period was crucial, showcasing his scoring ability alongside Troy Terry, who rounded off the scoring with an empty-net goal. The Ducks have shown resilience, particularly in their recent home stretch, reflecting a turnaround in their season after a rough start.

In a thrilling conclusion to the 4 Nations Face-Off, Canada edges the United States in a closely contested 3-2 overtime victory. Following the intense tournament, some players may see reduced time on the ice this week as they recuperate. Various teams are gearing up for an active game week, with matchups that could influence their playoff standings.

The Boston Bruins face challenges with a busy schedule, while the Anaheim Ducks look to Cutter Gauthier and Troy Terry as key offensive contributors. Notably, Calgary's Dustin Wolf has solidified his position as the starting goaltender. Meanwhile, Colorado’s Nathan MacKinnon continues to shine after his MVP performance at the tournament.

Trevor Zegras scored the decisive goal early in the third period, propelling the Anaheim Ducks to a 2-1 victory over the Dallas Stars and ending the Stars' five-game winning streak. John Gibson, in his 500th NHL game, made 26 saves, marking a significant milestone as the first goaltender in Ducks history to reach this mark. Cutter Gauthier also contributed a goal for Anaheim, which has now secured four consecutive victories at home. After Dallas' Colin Blackwell tied the game early in the third, Zegras redirected Alex Killorn's shot to regain the lead for the Ducks.

Gibson's achievement places him among elite company, as he becomes only the 10th American-born goalie to reach 500 games. He is now just four wins away from tying Jean-Sebastien Giguere for the most in franchise history. The Ducks have been formidable on home ice, outscoring their opponents 16-6 during their current winning streak. Meanwhile, Jake Oettinger of the Stars, who was previously undefeated against the Ducks, faced his first loss in nine games against them. Both teams will next face off in Los Angeles, with the Ducks aiming to extend their success.

The Anaheim Ducks secured a pivotal 2-1 victory against the Dallas Stars, ending the Stars' five-game winning streak. Trevor Zegras netted the decisive goal early in the third period, redirecting a shot from Alex Killorn. John Gibson celebrated his 500th NHL game with 26 saves, marking a significant milestone as he became the franchise's first goaltender to reach this mark.

Cutter Gauthier also contributed a goal for Anaheim, who have now won four consecutive home games and have outscored their opponents 16-6 during this streak. Colin Blackwell tied the game for Dallas with a one-timer early in the third, but the Ducks regained the lead shortly after. Jake Oettinger, Dallas' goaltender, faced 26 shots, suffering his first loss against Anaheim in nine games.

Mason McTavish played a pivotal role in leading the Anaheim Ducks to a 6-4 victory over the Seattle Kraken. He scored the tying goal early in the second period and assisted on Robby Fabbri's go-ahead goal just over four minutes later. The Ducks surged with three goals in the first eight minutes of the second period, showcasing a remarkable turnaround after a rough patch where they lost seven of eight games.

In addition to McTavish and Fabbri, Troy Terry, Cutter Gauthier, Jackson LaCombe, and Frank Vatrano contributed to the scoreline, each netting a goal. The Ducks have now won three consecutive games, largely due to solid performances from their players, including Lukas Dostal, who made 26 saves. The Kraken saw goals from Eeli Tolvanen, Mitchell Stephens, Jaden Schwartz, and Shane Wright, but ultimately couldn't overcome the Ducks' offensive onslaught.