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Their opponent tonight comes in with a two-game winning streak and an impressive 8-1-1 mark over its past 10. The Canucks have gone 8-3-1 this season and finished the month of October with 45 goals (not including shootout) - the third-best October for goal scoring in franchise history. They've recorded five-plus goals in four straight games, including a 5-3 victory on Oct. 30 against the LA Kings. Brock Boeser scored a hat trick in the win (his third career three-goal game) and finished with four points, while Elias Pettersson matched him with a four-point effort (1g/3a).
Pettersson paces the club with 18 points this season (4g/14a), and became the second-fastest player in franchise history to reach 80 points with a three-assist performance on Oct. 28 vs. Florida. Only Pavel Bure required fewer games to reach the same mark (80 GP).
This is the opener of a four-game season series between the Ducks and Canucks, which has seen Anaheim post an all-time mark of 51-40-19. The Ducks have also found tremendous success as of late, going 20-5-4 in the past 29 matchups. Ryan Getzlaf, two games shy of 1,000 in his NHL career, ranks third among active NHL skaters in scoring vs. Vancouver with 49 points (14g/35a) in 52 games. Getzlaf has 11 points (3g/8a) with a +4 rating in his last nine against the Canucks dating to Oct. 23, 2016.
As part of the celebration of Día de los Muertos tonight, the Ducks will stream a Spanish-only radio broadcast of the game. The broadcast will be available on AnaheimDucks.com and the Ducks screen of the NHL mobile app for iOS and Android. Veteran broadcasters Erwin Higueros (play-by-play) and Jesús Zárate (analyst) will provide the call.
Also as part of the Día de los Muertos celebration, the following will be featured around Honda Center:
Other Día de los Muertos activations will be featured throughout the night.
