The Ducks (17-10-1) welcome the Blackhawks (12-10-6) for the third and final game of a three-game homestand at Honda Center.
Puck drop is set for 5:00 p.m. PT and will air on Victory+ and KCOP-13.
Anaheim earned its 10th comeback victory, good for second among all NHL teams, on Friday with a 4-3 shootout win over Washington snapping the Capitals’ six-game winning streak in the process.
It was quite the response after their lopsided loss to the Mammoth on Wednesday.
"Some great action in overtime, some thrilling shootout moves as well," Ducks head coach Joel Quenneville said. "We saw a lot of good things tonight. The crowd was great. It was a good bounce-back game from the other night."
Beckett Sennecke, Ross Johnston, and Cutter Gauthier all scored in regulation for the Ducks with shootout goals coming courtesy of Troy Terry and Mason McTavish.
"We responded the right way," said Johnston, whose goal tied the game at 2-2. "We didn't fold up and we didn't feel bad for ourselves because of what happened the other night."
The Blackhawks are currently 1-1-1 on this four-game road trip, most recently suffering a 6-0 loss to the Kings last night.
“We outplayed them in the first period and a bit, and then it went completely opposite,” defenseman Connor Murphy said. "[It’s] unfortunate that we let it get to that point. When momentum goes the other way, you want to try to turn it quicker so it doesn’t end up being a game like that.”
Connor Bedard continues to pace Chicago with 39 points (18 goals, 21 assists) while Tyler Bertuzzi has 24 points (14 goals, 10 assists).
Chicago and Anaheim are meeting for the second time in a week after the Ducks relinquished a three-goal lead and lost 5-3 to the Blackhawks last Sunday.
In their two meetings so far this year, Chicago is 2-0 over Anaheim.
