• Playoff-bound Anaheim has won four games in a row, including a 5-3 victory over Dallas at Honda Center on Friday night. The Ducks, who are 16-5-2 in their past 23 games, will enter their season finale in third place in the Pacific Division standings, one point ahead of Los Angeles, which also is playing its season finale tonight vs. Dallas. Rickard Rakell leads Anaheim in points (67) and goals (33). He needs one more goal to set a career-high. Ryan Getzlaf ranks first on the team with 49 assists, despite missing 26 games because of injury. Antoine Vermette wins 59.9 percent of his face-offs. With John Gibson injured, Ryan Miller, who stopped 23 of 26 shots in Friday's win over Dallas, is expected to start again vs. Arizona. He's 11-4-0 with a 1.60 goals-against average and a .948 save percentage vs. the Coyotes in 15 career games.
COYOTE BITES
• "It's the same motivation as it's been since the start of the year. You want to continue to get better. Guys want to improve ... We don't want to show up for the last home game and not play the right way." -- Luke Schenn on motivation for season finale
• "It's the last game of the year, and obviously we're in the position we're in, but at the end of the day it's still a pride thing. I think everybody in this room has a lot of pride, and whenever you're playing Anaheim, who's a rival of us, you want to beat them ... You never want to lose the last one of the year, especially when you're going into the summer. You want to have a good feeling for the next couple days." Jordan Martinook on season finale
• "We have to be emotionally invested. I don't care if it's the last game of the year or not ... I think we owe it to the fans to leave it on the ice." -- Rick Tocchet on season finale