Ducks November Schedule 2015
The Anaheim Ducks are starting to finally get in a groove as they have won four straight games and are 5-4-1 in their last ten games. The Anaheim Ducks are currently sitting in eleventh place in the Western Conference just two points behind the eighth place San Jose Sharks and ten points behind the Western Conference leaders the Dallas Stars. Still very early in the 2015-16 NHL regular season the Ducks can make up some quick ground with the six games left in the Ducks November schedule at the Honda Center.
Arizona Coyotes @ Anaheim Ducks November 9th
Price Range $15.00 – $94.00
The Coyotes are sitting in tenth place in the Western Conference just one point ahead of the Ducks. The Coyotes are just 3-6-1 in their last ten games and are 4-2-1 on the road. Last season the Ducks beat up on the Coyotes winning 3 out of the 5 games they played with the other two in overtime shootouts getting the Ducks two points. Watch the Coyotes and Ducks Tip Off at the Honda Center. Get your Ducks vs Coyotes tickets today.
Edmonton Oilers @ Anaheim Ducks November 11th
Price Range $16.00 – $138.00
The Oilers are sitting near the bottom of the Western Conference standings and are 5-5 in their last ten games and 2-4 on the road. Last season the Anaheim Ducks won all four meetings against the Edmonton Oilers and the Ducks look poised to do it again this season. The Ducks November 11th meeting against the Oilers will also be Military night at the Honda Center. Get Ducks vs Oilers tickets for their Honda Center tip off.
NY Islanders @ Anaheim Ducks November 13th
Price Range $25.00 – $165.00
The Eastern Conference New York Islanders are sitting in the fifth spot in the Eastern Conference and are 5-3-2 in their last ten games. The Islanders are just 2-2-1 on the road so far this season. Last year the Ducks won their first meeting against and also scored a point in their second meeting which went into a shootout. Fans in attendance at the Islanders versus Ducks game at the Honda Center will receive the second of three coins celebrating Anaheim Ducks Heroes. The coin will be Teemu Selanne coin. Ducks vs Islanders tickets for the Honda Center.
Calgary Flames @ Anaheim Ducks November 24th
Price Range $18.00 – $193.00
The Calgary Flames are currently sitting one point behind the Anaheim Ducks in the Western Conference. The Flames are 4-5-1 in their last ten games and 2-4-1 on the road this season. The Ducks had a winning record against the Flames last season going 3-1-1. The Ducks November 24th game against the Flames will also be Ducks Heroes Coin #3 of 3 – J.S. Giguere. Score Ducks vs Flames tickets for the Honda Center.
Chicago Blackhawks @ Anaheim Ducks November 27th
Price Range $79.00 – $440.00
By far the Chicago Blackhawks at the Honda Center against the Ducks will be the biggest Ducks November schedule game! The Blackhawks are currently sitting in the eighth seed of the Western Conference and are 5-4-1 in their last ten games. The Blackhawks are struggling on the road this season as they are only 1-5 away from the United Center. It’s a great chance for the Ducks to gain some ground in the Western Conference as well as defeating the NHL Stanley Cup Champions. Ducks goalie Fredrik Andersen will have his hands full with Blackhawks Patrick Kane who is ranked third in points with 19 so far this NHL season. Blackhawks Patrick Kane is also ranked second in goals with nine. Get Ducks vs Blackhawks tickets today.
Vancouver Canucks @ Anaheim Ducks November 30th.
Price Range $20.00 – $165.00
The Anaheim Ducks November schedule will end with a game at the Honda Center against the seventh seed Vancouver Canucks who are 3-4-3 in their last ten games. Vancouver has been strong on the road so far this season as they are 4-1-1 on the road and just 2-3-3 at home. Ducks vs Canucks tickets availabe now.
The Anaheim Ducks will look to Frederik Andersen to keep up his strong play in goal as he is averaging 2.03 goals allowed a game. The league average is 2.48. Frederik Andersen is ranked seventh in save percentage with a .935.
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Ducks & Rangers are LA Kings Top Tickets of the week
After a solid Christmas week that included home victories over St. Louis, Arizona and San Jose, the Los Angeles Kings had a tough swing through Canada, followed by a Saturday night home matchup at STAPLES Center versus the Nashville Predators. The Kings lost three of four during the week, including overtime losses to the Predators and Edmonton Oilers. The week ended with a wild lost to Nashville, 7-6 in overtime, following a ferocious comeback from the Kings to tie the game.
Week Recap: The Kings kicked off the week with a trip to Calgary to take on the Flames, falling behind 2-0 on two first period goals from the Calgary Flames, a minute apart from Curtis Glencross and Markus Granlund. Tyler Toffoli scored in the second period to pull within a goal, but the Kings were unable to get another shot past Flames goaltender Jonas Hiller. Following the loss in Calgary the Kings made the trip north to Edmonton to complete the Alberta back-to-back, losing 3-2 to the Oilers in a shootout. Like the night before the Kings fell behind 2-0, coming back with third period goals from Drew Doughty and Jake Muzzin to tie the game and send it to overtime and then the shootout. The Oilers would prevail in the shootout, ending a nine-game losing streak. The Kings would preserve an all important road point, setting up the opportunity to pick up a victory in Vancouver to complete the three-game road trip on a positive note. The Kings prevailed in Vancouver by a 3-2 score with Justin Williams and Jarret Stoll scoring late to give the Kings a come from behind win. The victory overshadowed the fact that the Kings fell behind 2-0 in for the third consecutive game, coming from behind once again. The Kings comeback gave them three points on the road trip and send them back to STAPLES Center for a Saturday night matchup with the Predators on a winning note. In one of the wildest games of the NHL season the Kings would score first and then give up five unanswered goals to the Predators, eventually falling behind 6-3 on an Ollie Jokinen goals mid-way through the third period. Amazingly the Kings would storm back and score three times in the final two minutes of regulation to tie the score at 6-6 and send the game into overtime. The Kings expended effort likely contributed to their sudden loss when the Predators scored just 18 seconds into overtime.
Up Next for the Kings: The Kings have three days off before they host the New York Rangers at STAPLES Center on Thursday in a Stanley Cup rematch. The Kings defeated the Rangers in six games last summer to win their second Stanley Cup title in three seasons. The Kings complete the week with another game at STAPLES Center on Saturday, January 10 when they host the Winnipeg Jets.
Where They Stand: With 47 points the Kings are in 5th place in the Western Conference, tied with the Vancouver Canucks. They are eleven points behind the Anaheim Ducks, who lead both the Western Conference and the Pacific Division.
Here is a look at the Los Angeles Kings Games upcoming games at the Staples Center
Rangers @ Kings Tickets
Thur, Jan 8th at 7:30PM Staples Center | Up 2% | Tickets start at $50.00
The Rangers come to the Staples Center in 7th place in the Eastern Conference with a 8-6-1 road record.
Jets @ Kings Tickets
Sat, Jan 10th at 7:00PM Staples Center | Up 2% | Tickets start at $50.00
The Winnipeg Jets are currently ranked 8th I the Western Conference and have an 11-4-4 road record. The Kings beat the Jets in Winnipeg on Oct 12th.
Maple Leafs @ Kings Tickets
Mon, Jan 12th at 7:30PM Staples Center | Down 18% | Tickets start at $34.00
The Toronto Maple Leafs are currently in 7th place in the Easter Conference and have a 7-8-3 road record. The Kings lost to the Maple Leafs in their first meeting in Toronto.
Devils @ Kings Tickets
Mini Stick Giveaway Jeff Carter
Wed, Jan 14th at 7:30PM Staples Center | Down 17% | Tickets start at $35.00
The Eastern Conference New Jersey Devils come into the Staples Center with a road record 8-13-2.
Ducks @ Kings Tickets
Rob Blake Jersey Retirement
Sat, Jan 17th at 7:00PM Staples Center | Up 22% | Tickets start at $105.00
Currently in first place the Anaheim Ducks return to the Staples Center for the Kings and Ducks last meeting in Los Angeles. The Kings won their previous Nov 11th meeting at the Staples Center.
Flames @ Kings Tickets
Mon, Jan 19th at 7:30PM Staples Center | Down 4% | Tickets start at $35.00
Currently the Calgary Flames have 45 points and are sitting just two points behind the Kings, Sharks, Canucks, and Jets who all are tied with 47 points in the Western Conference.
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Rangers & Jets Top Ducks Tickets Of The Week
After dropping their first game of the week to the San Jose Sharks, the Anaheim Ducks rallied back and won consecutive games over two solid teams, defeating the St. Louis Blues and Nashville Predators by identical 4-3 scores. With another successful week the Ducks extended their lead in the Pacific Division and the Western Conference.
Week Recap: The Ducks hosted the San Jose Sharks on New Year’s Eve at Honda Center, losing 3-0 behind a shutout from Sharks goaltender Antti Niemi, his third of the season. Joe Pavelski scored twice for the Sharks, his 18th and 19th goals of the season. Corey Perry returned to the Ducks lineup but, like the rest of the Ducks, was unable to find the back of the net. After a day off on Thursday the Sharks hosted the St. Louis Blues on Friday night, winning 4-3 in a hard fought game. Ryan Getzlaf, Kyle Palmieri, Andrew Cogliano and Matt Beleskey scored for the Ducks, with Beleskey picking up his team leading 16th of the season. It was the 16th victory by just a goal in the last 18 Anaheim wins. The Ducks continued their homestand on Sunday night when they hosted the Nashville Predators. Nashville was coming off of a wild 7-6 overtime victory over the Los Angeles Kings the night before. Matt Beleskey opened the scoring for Anaheim with his 17th goal of the season in the first period, with Corey Perry notching his 15th goal in the second period in his third game back from injury. The Predators would go up 3-2 before Francois Beauchemin scored his second goal of the season to tie the game at three. The game would go into overtime with the Ducks eventually prevailing in the shootout on goals by Jakob Silfverberg and Ryan Kesler. Frederik Andersen made 27 saves to earn the victory in goal. The Danish goaltender now has 21 victories on the season.
Up Next for the Ducks: The Ducks have a busy upcoming week with home games versus the New York Rangers, Winnipeg Jets, Toronto Maple Leafs and New Jersey Devils. The culmination of the 8-game home stand is a prime opportunity to gain additional ground in both the division and the Western Conference. If the season ended today the Maple Leafs, Rangers and Jets are all in solid playoff positioning, with the Jets off to their best start since the franchise relocated to Winnipeg in 2010.
Where They Stand: With 58 points the Ducks lead the Pacific Division and the Western Conference. They have a four point lead on the Chicago Blackhawks and Nashville Predators for the top record in the National Hockey League.
Here is a look at the Anaheim Ducks upcoming games at the Honda Center
Rangers @ Ducks Tickets
T-Shirt Giveaway at the Honda Center
Wed, Jan 7th at 7:30PM Honda Center | Up 12% | Tickets start at $70.00
The Rangers come to the Honda Center in 7th place in the Eastern Conference with a 8-6-1 road record.
Jets @ Ducks Tickets
Teemu Tribute Night at the Honda Center
Sun, Jan 11th at 6:00PM Honda Center | Up 60% | Tickets start at $90.00
The Winnipeg Jets are currently ranked 8th I the Western Conference and have a 11-4-4 road record.
Maple Leafs @ Ducks Tickets
Wed, Jan 14th at 7:00PM Honda Center | Down 16% | Tickets start at $21.00
The Toronto Maple Leafs are currently in 7th place in the Easter Conference and have a 7-8-3 road record.
Devils @ Ducks Tickets
Fri, Jan 16th at 7:00PM Honda Center | Down 18% | Tickets start at $21.00
The New Jersey Devils come into the Honda Center with a road record 8-13-2.
Flames @ Ducks Tickets
Sun, Jan 11th at 6:00PM Honda Center | Down 24% | Tickets start at $15.00
The Calgary Flames are currently two points behind the Los Angeles Kings and Winnipeg Jets for 8th in the Western Conference and have a road record 10-9-1
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Jets & Blackhawks Highlight the Ducks Ticket Prices For January
The Ducks returned home to face the always tough San Jose Sharks on Monday Night at Honda Center which they pulled out an overtime victory 3-2 thanks to Ryan Kesler’s goal at the 00:58 mark. Anaheim will have four days off before they travel to Phoenix on Saturday to face the Coyotes. After an extended road trip it will be a much deserved week of rest and the chance to celebrate the Christmas holiday at home. After the trip to Phoenix the Ducks return home the following night when they host the Vancouver Canucks.
Where They Stand: With 51 points the Ducks have the top record in the Western Conference and the entire NHL.
Here is a look at the Anaheim Ducks schedule ticket prices for January 2015.
Game 41 | 01-04 Sun 5:00 PM Nashville Predators | Get In’s $15.00
The Nashville predators currently in third place in NHL western conference and 5 points behind the Ducks will come in to the Honda Center. Nashville is 10-7 on the road while 12-1-1 on the ice at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. Ducks vs Pedators ticket price average for the Honda Center is $37 per which is down 33% from last season’s average of $56.00 per ticket. To see the Predators vs Ducks in Nashville the get in price is $10.00 per ticket with a ticket average of just $20.00 per ticket.
Game 42 | 01-07 Wed 7:30 PM New York Rangers | Get In’s $25.00
Promotion/Giveaway T-Shirt Night
The New York Rangers are sitting in the Middle of the NHL Eastern Conference in seventh place as of now and are currently on a seven game win streak and nine points behind the Pittsburgh Penguins. Ducks vs Rangers ticket price average for the Honda Center is $49 per ticket. The Ducks will head to New York in March to face the Rangers at the Madison Square Garden where the get in price is $88 per ticket which is down from their 2014 average ticket price by 16%.
Game 43 | 01-11 Sun 6:00 PM Winnipeg Jets | Get In’s $123.00
The Winnipeg Jets come to the Honda Center on November 11th with an away record currently 10-7-1 which is better than their 8-6-2 home ice record. Currently sitting in sixth place in the Western Conference this will be there only visit to Anaheim. The Ducks have beaten them twice so far at the MTS Centre. Ducks vs Jets tickets prices on average for the Honda Center are $33.00 while up north the Jets vs Ducks ticket average price is $95 per ticket. The Ducks will honor Teemu Selanne at the Honda Center at this game which is what is making the “get in” price 272% higher than average.
Game 44 | 01-14 7:00 PM Toronto Maple Leafs | Get In’s $13.00
The Toronto Maple Leafs will make their only appearance at the Honda Center on Jan 14th. The Leafs are currently in 6th place in the Eastern Conference and have a road record 6-4-3. The average Ducks vs Maple Leafs ticket price for the Honda Center is $40.00 per ticket. The Ducks lost their only visit to the Maple Leafs home ice on Dec 16th where the average ticket for the Air Canada Center for the Ducks visit was $155.00 per ticket.
Game 45 | 01-16 Friday 7:00 PM New Jersey Devils | Get In’s $18.00
The struggling New Jersey Devils will make their only appearance in Anaheim on Jan 16th and are currently 8-11-2 on the road and in 14th place in the Eastern Division. Ducks vs Devils ticket price average for the Honda Center is $62.00 while going to see the Ducks play at the Prudential Center in New Jersey on March 29th would cost you $45.00 to get in and average ticket cost of $70.00 per ticket.
Game 46 | 01-17 Saturday 7:00 PM @ Los Angeles Kings | Get In’s $80.00
The Stanley Cup Champions are currently sitting in 8th place in the Western Conference with a home record of 13-4-2 and have beaten the Ducks at the Staples Center in their first meeting of the regular season on Nov 15th. Kings vs Ducks ticket price average for a game at the STAPLES Center right now is $120 per ticket while seeing the Ducks vs Kings at the Honda Center on Feb 27th has a get in the door price of $52.00 per ticket a savings of 35%.
Game 47 | 01-21 Wed 10:00 PM Calgary Flames | Get In’s $12.00
The Flames are currently in 9th place in the Western Conference with a road record of 10-9-1 with one of the losses coming from the Ducks on November 25th at the Honda Center. The average Ducks vs Flames ticket price is just $30.00 per ticket to see them in Anaheim which is down 103% from their first meeting at the Honda Center. Calgary Flames ticket prices for their games against the Ducks at the Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary start at just $13 with an average price of $56.00.
Game 48 | 01-27 Tues 10:00 PM @Vancouver Canucks Rogers Arena Canada | Get In’s 51
The Vancouver Canucks are currently sitting in 7th place in the Western Conference and are 9-5-1 at the Rogers Arena this season. Canucks vs Ducks tickets for the Rogers Arena average $80 per ticket which is 34% down from last season’s average price per ticket. The Ducks beat them at the Rogers Center on Novemeber 20th but lost to them at the Honda Center on the 9th. The Average Ducks vs Canucks ticket price for the Honda Center is $37 per ticket which was down 53% from last season. If they Ducks and Canucks meet again at the Honda Center it will be in the playoffs.
Game 49 | 01-29 Thurs 7:00 PM @ San Jose Sharks SAP Center |Get In’s $26.00
The Ducks lost their first meeting to the Sharks at the SAP Center on November 29th 4-6 where San Jose has a 10-4-2 record. Sharks vs Ducks ticket price average for games at the SAP Center are $85.00 which is 44% higher than the Ducks vs Sharks ticket price average for the Honda Center of $59.00 per ticket. This will be the last time the Sharks and Ducks meet during the regular season.
Game 50 | 01-30 Fri 7:00 PM Chicago Blackhawks | Get In’s $48
Currently in second place in the Western Division just three points behind the Ducks the Blackhawks will make their only appearance at the Honda Center on Jan 30th where they are currently 11-6-1 on the road. The Ducks beat the Hawks at the United Center on Oct 28th but lost to them at the Honda Center Nov 28th. The average Ducks vs Blackhawks ticket price for the Honda Center is $90.00 per ticket which is up 80% from last season. To see the Blackhawks vs Ducks at the United Center the average ticket price this season was $195 which was also up 21% from the last season average of $160.
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Kings Look To Extinguish Flames & Catch A Shark This Week
After dropping a tough game to the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night, the Los Angeles Kings had lost five of six games and were struggling to stay in early playoff contention. The Blues loss was the third consecutive loss for the Kings, but the defending Stanley Cup Champions rebounded to win their final two games of the week, repaying the Blues with a victory at STAPLES Center and then defeating the Arizona Coyotes. With the two victories, the Kings hold down the 8th playoff position in the Western Conference, tied with the Vancouver Canucks.
Week Recap: Tuesday night the Kings jumped on top of the Blues in St. Louis 2-0 nothing on two first period goals from Marian Gaborik before the Blues rallied back behind a big game from Vladimir Tarasenko. The Russian forward continued his torrid goal-scoring pace with a hat trick to put the Kings away. After falling behind by two goals the Blues scored the next five goals to win going away. After a night off the Kings welcomed the Blues to STAPLES Center for a return trip on Thursday night. The Kings won 6-4 behind a massive game from Kings center Anze Kopitar. The Slovenian had a goal and four assists, while Marian Gaborik had two goals and an assist. After a slow start to the season, both Gaborik and Kopitar are heating up of late, something that bodes well for the near future. Besides Kopitar and Gaborik, Jeff Carter, Jake Muzzin, and Dwight Kings also scored goals for Los Angeles. The story of the game was the King’s third-period outburst. After trailing 4-3 heading into the period Los Angeles scored three goals in the third to blow the game open. The Kings won their second consecutive home game on Saturday night when they defeated the Arizona Coyotes behind another strong performance from San Jose Sharks. Los Angeles will look to keep their momentum at home before they head off on the road the following week to kick off a three-game road trip. The Kings are currently in a battle for a playoff position in the conference and division and will need to maximize their effort as the calendar turns to the new year.
Where They Stand: The Kings are in 8th place in the Western Conference, tied with the Vancouver Canucks. They are nine points behind the Anaheim Ducks, who lead the conference and the Pacific Division.
LA Kings Ticket Prices
On average LA Kings vs Flames ticket price is $70.00 per ticket but do to the Holiday week prices for tonight’s game have risen while the availability of tickets has dropped. Lower Level tickets start at $125 per ticket compared to the $46.00 price average for the Dec 29th Flames vs Kings game at the Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary. A cheaper option is the Kings vs Flames tickets for the Staples Center on Jan 19th where the get in price is only $22.00.
Kings Vs Sharks Dec 27th Staples Center Saturday 7:30
The game is a LA Kings promotional night at the Staples Center “Holiday Pyrotechnic Extravaganza” as well as a Holiday Week and a game against their rivals making prices up 40% for this game. Kings vs Sharks tickets for the 27th are starting at $175.00 a ticket for the 200 level. A less expensive way to see the Kings vs Sharks at the Staples Center on April 11th which on the average run 28% cheaper than then tonight’s game. Sharks vs Kings tickets for the San Jose SAP Center are $85.00 per ticket on average.
Stadium Series Kings vs Sharks Levis Stadium Feb 21st
The Kings and Sharks will face off on Saturday night Feb 21st at Levis Stadium. Stadium Series tickets start at $150 per ticket and average $525 per ticket which is down from the 2014 Kings vs Ducks stadium series game which averaged $625.00 per ticket.
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Sharks Remain Hot Ticket on Kings December Schedule
After winning their first two games of the week over the Boston Bruins and Arizona Coyotes the Los Angeles Kings dropped a tough one to the Philadelphia Flyers Saturday at STAPLES Center by a 2-1 score. Even with the loss the Kings had a productive week. With six victories in their last ten games the Kings kept pace with the division leading Anaheim Ducks. The Kings dominant defense was the story of the week, with consecutive shutouts by Jonathan Quick and Martin Jones.
Up Next for the Kings: After playing an extended period on the West Coast the Kings now head east, kicking off a five-game road trip on Tuesday night in Buffalo versus the Sabres. After the game in Buffalo the Kings wrap up a tough week of road games with three in Canada. Thursday night Los Angeles makes the trip to Ottawa followed by a Friday night game in Montreal versus the east leading Canadians. The Kings wrap up the week on Sunday when they face the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The Kings have just four games left at the Staples Center this year and with a little bit of luck and a lot of skill the they can end December in 5th place in the Western Conference.
Thurs Dec 18th Vs St Louis Blues 7:30pm | Get In Price $33.00
The Kings and Blues have faced off once already on Oct 16th with LA winning 1-0 in a shootout. The Blues are sitting 3 points ahead of the Kings in the Western Conference so a win will help make up some ground it is also Drew Doughty Mini Stick Giveaway night. The average Blues vs Kings tickets price is $82.00
Sat Dec 20th Vs Arizona Coyotes 1:00pm | Get In Price $36.00
The Kings and Coyotes have played twice already with both games on the Coyotes home ice. The Kings won the last meeting on Dec 4th 4-0. Arizona is sitting in 13th place in the Western Conference. The average Coyotes vs Kings tickets price for the Staples Center is $53.00.
Mon Dec 22th Vs Calgary Flames 7:30pm | Get In Price $36.00
This will be the first meeting with the Flames this season but they will actually play twice in a week as LA will head up north and play the Calgary Flames on Dec 29th at the Scotiabank Saddledome. Calgary is sitting in 6th place in the Western Division 3 points in front of LA. Flames vs Kings tickets for the Staples Center have an average price of $57.00.
Sat Dec 27th Vs San Jose Sharks 7:30pm | Get In Price $70.00
Although having a rough season 7th place in the Western Division Sharks are always tough when it comes to the playing against LA. The game is on Saturday night as well as being played during a Holiday week and Holiday Pyrotechnic Extravaganza inside the Staples Center makes the Sharks vs Kings one of the most expensive games during the December schedule as well as their schedule in general. The Sharks vs Kings tickets at the Staples Center average price is $127.00.
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Recap Flames 1 Kings 0 Staples Center
FLAMES 1, KINGS 0:
Saturday, February 18, 2012 7:00 PM
Staples Center
Mike Cammalleri scored just over four minutes into the third period and Miikka Kiprusoff made 28 saves as the Flames edged the Kings to extend its point streak both overall and on the road to eight games.
Tom Kostopoulos notched an assist for the Flames, who improved to 5-0-3 in its last eight contests and 4-0-4 in its last eight away from home.
Kostopoulos chased down a loose puck and threw it toward the net from the right corner. The puck hit the side of the net and caromed into the low slot, where Cammalleri fired it past All-Star at 4:03 of the third for his 14th goal of the season and fifth in 14 games with Calgary.
Kiprusoff turned aside nine shots in the first period, 12 in the second and seven in the third for his 44th career shutout and fourth this campaign.
Quick made 17 saves for the Kings, who were blanked for the eighth time this season and second in as many games. Los Angeles, which has dropped five 1-0 decisions this campaign and three this month, has scored fewer than two goals in 12 of its 20 contests in 2012.
GAME NOTEBOOK: Calgary jumped ahead of Los Angeles for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Western Conference. … The Kings have scored a total of seven goals in their last nine losses. … Brent Sutter’s Flames have scored once in each of their three meetings with Darryl Sutter’s Kings this season but have posted two victories. … Los Angeles has recorded two tallies or less in nine of its last 11 matchups with Calgary.
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Preview Calgary at Los Angeles Staples Center
When: 7:00 PM PST, Saturday, February 18, 2012
Where: Staples Center, Los Angeles, California
THE STORY: The Calgary Flames have been earning points at every turn as they claw their way toward a playoff spot in the Western Conference. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Kings, who host the Flames on Saturday, have struggled to score and are in danger of landing on the wrong side of the postseason bubble. Calgary, which trails Los Angeles by two points for eighth place in the West, is 4-0-3 in its last seven overall games and 3-0-4 in seven on the road. The Kings have dropped five of seven and scored a total of seven goals in their last eight losses.
TV: 10 p.m. ET, FSN West (Los Angeles)
ABOUT THE FLAMES (27-22-9): Despite notching a point in seven straight road games, Calgary has lost nine of its last 12 away from home. The Flames have dropped 20 of their last 27 meetings with Pacific Division teams. The line of captain Jarome Iginla, Olli Jokinen and Alex Tanguay has registered 13 goals and 27 points in seven games as a unit. Jokinen has recorded at least one point in seven of his last eight contests.
ABOUT THE KINGS (27-20-11): Los Angeles has scored one goal or less in five of its last seven games and 11 of 19 in 2012. It also has had difficulty finding the net against Calgary, recording two goals or fewer in eight of the last 10 matchups. Mike Richards enters with a 13-game goal-scoring drought. He has just one tally in 23 contests, with that goal coming against Calgary on Jan. 14. Defenseman Davis Drewiske played in Thursday’s loss to Phoenix Coyotes, his first appearance since Darryl Sutter took over as coach in late December. Drewiske had been a healthy scratch for the previous 24 games.
OVERTIME:
1. The Kings have been involved in six 1-0 games this season, losing four – including two this month.
2. The teams have had opposite results on Saturdays recently as Calgary has won six of seven on the day and Los Angeles has lost nine of 11.
3. Darryl and Brent Sutter are squaring off for the third time this season. Darryl’s Kings have outscored Brent’s Flames 5-2 while going 1-0-1.
PREDICTION: Flames 3, Kings 2.
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