"The Sharks are coming off a 6-3 win over the Vancouver Canucks, while the Ducks are coming off a 6-1 loss to the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday. Both teams are in a playoff spot as of this morning. The Ducks are second in the Pacific Division with a 21-15-2 record, while the Sharks are 18-17-3 and hold the second wild card spot."
"Like the Sharks, there are some young contributors, like Anaheim's leading scorer, Leo Carlsson. Carlsson has 42 points in 37 games. He's 17th in the league in scoring. Cutter Gauthier is the team's top goal scorer. He has 18 goals this season. There are also some veteran scorers like Chris Kreider (13 goals). But there's a pretty steep drop off from there. Only five players are in the double digits in scoring for the Ducks. Four players for the Sharks are in double digits in scoring."
The San Jose Sharks conclude a short road trip in Anaheim after a 6-3 win over Vancouver while the Ducks enter after a 6-1 loss to Los Angeles. The Ducks sit second in the Pacific at 21-15-2; the Sharks are 18-17-3 holding the second wild card. Both teams face inconsistent scoring depth across their rosters despite strong individual producers. Leo Carlsson leads Anaheim with 42 points in 37 games and Cutter Gauthier has 18 goals; Chris Kreider provides veteran offense. Only five Ducks and four Sharks players have reached double-digit goals. Lukas Dostal leads Anaheim goaltenders with a .894 save percentage.
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