Ross Johnston played a pivotal role in the Ducks' retaliation against the Kraken, specifically targeting Tye Kartye. After Jansen Harkins knocked Kartye down, Johnston took the opportunity to throw multiple punches at him while he was on the ice. This incident highlighted the lack of support from the Kraken players, as only the youngest player, Shane Wright, attempted to defend Kartye, raising concerns about the team's toughness and willingness to protect their teammates in heated situations.

Ross Johnston returned to Long Island for the first time as a member of the Anaheim Ducks, receiving a warm video tribute from the Islanders, where he spent seven seasons. Known for his physical play and role as a fourth-line enforcer, Johnston made a significant impact on the Islanders' locker room culture. His emotional return highlighted the strong connections he formed with teammates and fans, as he reflected on his time on Long Island. Despite being seen as a depth forward, his contributions to the team were deeply appreciated, and he expressed gratitude for the memories and friendships he built during his tenure with the Islanders.

Ross Johnston stepped up for the Anaheim Ducks, playing in 68 games and crossing the 200-game threshold, proving to be an unsung hero for the team during a challenging season.

Ross Johnston will be playing for the Anaheim Ducks in their upcoming game.

Ross Johnston got his first goal of the season for the Anaheim Ducks, contributing to a solid offensive performance from unlikely sources in a game against the Tampa Bay Lightning.