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Jets Soar Past Ducks 3-1 in Anaheim Showdown

The Anaheim Ducks, with a record of 21-17-9, faced off against the Winnipeg Jets, who came into the game with a 24-16-4 record. The final score at the Honda Center was 3-1 in favor of the visiting team.


Nov 12, 2023; Anaheim, California, USA; Anaheim Ducks right wing Frank Vatrano (77) celebrates with teammates after scoring during the first period against the San Jose Sharks at Honda Center. Mandatory Credit: Jason Parkhurst-USA TODAY Sports

The Ducks started strong with an early lead in the first period, scoring once to set an optimistic tone for their fans. However, despite outshooting their opponents with a total of 38 shots on goal compared to the Jets' 27, they were unable to capitalize further. The home team's shooting percentage stood at a mere three percent by game's end.


Anaheim's goaltender made an impressive total of 24 saves but ultimately conceded three goals. In contrast, Winnipeg's goalie successfully blocked all but one of the Ducks' attempts on net, finishing with a save percentage rounded up to one hundred percent and earning credit for his team’s win.


The Jets managed to turn around their fortunes after being scoreless in the first period by finding the back of the net once in both subsequent periods and securing their victory through disciplined play and effective use of powerplays. They scored one powerplay goal from just one opportunity while maintaining solid defensive play throughout all periods.


Anaheim had two powerplay chances but failed to convert either into points on the scoreboard. Their penalty kill unit held firm though as they did not allow any goals while shorthanded despite facing two shots during these moments.


In terms of physicality and puck possession battles, both teams were fairly evenly matched; however, it was notable that Anaheim won sixty-one percent of faceoffs over Winnipeg’s thirty-nine percent – showcasing some dominance at faceoff circles despite falling short elsewhere on ice.


Looking ahead for Anaheim fans eager to support their team: The next game will see them host Detroit Red Wings at Honda Center located at 2695 E Katella Avenue in Anaheim, CA (zip code: 92806). This matchup is scheduled for January 8th and will be broadcasted nationally on ESPN+ via internet streaming services as well as locally on BSW channel number 692 and BSDETX channel number 663-1 for television viewers wishing to catch live action starting from eight o'clock PM Pacific Time.

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