The first 10,000 fans in attendance tonight will receive a Troy Terry bobblehead, presented by UCI Health.
Anaheim will look to bookend its three-game homestand with victories after suffering a
5-1 loss to Ottawa
in its annual Black Friday matinee.
"We were slow off the start," said forward Max Jones, who scored Anaheim's only goal. "Penalties were everywhere today. It ruins the flow of the game and there were a lot of them. It's hard to stick in it through those games like that and I think that's something we need to figure out moving forward."
The Ducks allowed a season-high eight power plays in the loss, which led to three Senators power-play goals.
"We certainly don't want to be going to the box the way our penalty kill has been going this year," Ducks coach Dallas Eakins said. "Every team in the league is the same. You don't want to take a penalty unless you're going to save a goal."
Anaheim hosts Seattle tonight in a rematch of Opening Night, a
thrilling comeback OT win on home ice
. The Ducks trailed by two with 10 minutes to play in regulation, but tied the game on goals by Frank Vatrano and Trevor Zegras before earning the dramatic victory in the extra session on a Troy Terry breakaway.
"To come back in front of these fans, it was infectious for us," Terry said that night. "You could feel the crowd...The crowd willed us there. It was opening night and it was one that they kind of willed us back."
