San Jose Sharks Game Notes

Transcription

1 San Jose Sharks Game Notes Sat, Oct, 5 NHL Game #3 San Jose Sharks - - ( pts) Anaheim Ducks - - Team Game: Home Game: - - (Home) - - (Road) Team Game: Road Game: - - (Home) - - (Road) # Goalie GP W L OT GAA SV% 3 Martin Jones Alex Stalock # P Player GP G A P +/- PIM 4 D Brenden Dillon - 7 D Paul Martin 8 C Joe Pavelski 3 3 L Patrick Marleau 8 R Mike Brown 9 9 C Joe Thornton 3 R Ben Smith R Joonas Donskoi 3 39 C Logan Couture 4 R Joel Ward 44 D Marc-Edouard Vlasic 48 C Tomas Hertl - 5 C Chris Tierney 57 C Tommy Wingels - 6 D Justin Braun 74 D Dylan DeMelo D Matt Tennyson - 83 L Matt Nieto - 88 D Brent Burns 89 R Barclay Goodrow 7 # Goalie GP W L OT GAA SV% 3 Anton Khudobin Frederik Andersen # P Player GP G A P +/- PIM D Kevin Bieksa D Clayton Stoner D Cam Fowler L Andrew Cogliano R Corey Perry C Ryan Getzlaf C Ryan Kesler R Tim Jackman L Patrick Maroon C Shawn Horcoff D Simon Despres C Mike Santorelli L Carl Hagelin R Chris Stewart R Jakob Silfverberg D Josh Manson D Sami Vatanen L Jiri Sekac D Hampus Lindholm C Chris Wagner C Rickard Rakell General Manager VP & Assistant General Manager Head Coach Coaching Staff Player Development Doug Wilson Joe Will Peter DeBoer Bob Boughner, Steve Spott, Johan Hedberg, Dan Darrow Larry Robinson, Mike Ricci, Evgeni Nabokov Executive VP & General Manager: Bob Murray Senior VP of Hockey Operations: David McNab Director of Player Personnel: Rick Paterson Assistant to the General Manager: Dave Baseggio Head Coach: Bruce Boudreau Assistant Coach: Paul MacLean Assistant Coach: Trent Yawney Assistant Coach: Rich Preston Goaltending Consultant: Dwayne Roloson Video Coordinator: Joe Piscotty Tonight's Officials Referees Justin St. Pierre (), Wes McCauley (4) Linesmen Vaughan Rody (73), Jay Sharrers (57) Supervisor Video Judge Larry Warner Ntl. Anthem Tony Lindsay PR Contacts SJ - Scott Emmert/Ben Guerrero/Nick Carrillo ANA - Alex Gilchrist Today's Schedule BUF : : NSH : 6: ARI : 7: BOS : 7: CAR : 7: COL : 7: FLA : 7: MIN : 7: NYR : 7: TOR : 7: VAN : 7: WSH : 7: CHI : 7:3 SJS : 7:3

2 San Jose Sharks: Roster Active ( Players) # Name Pos Ht. Wt. Born Birth Place 4 Brenden Dillon D 6' 4" 5 Nov 3, 99 New Westminster, BC, CAN 7 Paul Martin D 6' " Mar 5, 98 Minneapolis, MN, USA 8 Joe Pavelski C 5' " 9 Jul, 984 Plover, WI, USA Patrick Marleau L 6' " Sep 5, 979 Aneroid, SK, CAN 8 Mike Brown R 5' " 5 Jun 4, 985 Chicago, IL, USA 9 Joe Thornton C 6' 4" Jul, 979 London, ON, CAN Ben Smith R 5' " 99 Jul, 988 Winston-Salem, NC, USA 7 Joonas Donskoi R 6' " 8 Apr 3, 99 Raahe, FIN 3 Martin Jones G 6' 4" 87 Jan, 99 North Vancouver, BC, CAN 3 Alex Stalock G 6' " 9 Jul 8, 987 St. Paul, MN, USA 39 Logan Couture C 6' " Mar 8, 989 Guelph, ON, CAN 4 Joel Ward R 6' " 6 Dec, 98 North York, ON, CAN 44 Marc-Edouard Vlasic D 6' " 5 Mar 3, 987 Montreal, QC, CAN 48 Tomas Hertl C 6' " Nov, 993 Praha, CZE 5 Chris Tierney C 6' " 95 Jul, 994 Keswick, ON, CAN 57 Tommy Wingels C 6' " Apr, 988 Evanston, IL, USA 6 Justin Braun D 6' " 5 Feb, 987 Minneapolis, MN, USA 74 Dylan DeMelo D 6' " 95 May, 993 London, ON, CAN 8 Matt Tennyson D 6' " 5 Apr 3, 99 Minneapolis, MN, USA 83 Matt Nieto L 5' " 9 Nov 5, 99 Long Beach, CA, USA 88 Brent Burns D 6' 5" 3 Mar 9, 985 Barrie, ON, CAN 89 Barclay Goodrow R 6' " 5 Feb 6, 993 Toronto, ON, CAN Players Total Avg: 6' " 4 Age: 7.8 Goal Streaks No active streaks Assist Streaks No active streaks Point Streaks No active streaks Anaheim Ducks: Roster Active (3 Players) # Name Pos Ht. Wt. Born Birth Place Kevin Bieksa D 6' " Jun 6, 98 Grimsby, ON, CAN 3 Clayton Stoner D 6' 4" 6 Feb 9, 985 Port McNeill, BC, CAN 4 Cam Fowler D 6' " 7 Dec 5, 99 Windsor, ON, CAN 7 Andrew Cogliano L 5' " 84 Jun 4, 987 Toronto, ON, CAN Corey Perry R 6' 3" May 6, 985 Peterborough, ON, CAN 5 Ryan Getzlaf C 6' 4" May, 985 Regina, SK, CAN 7 Ryan Kesler C 6' " Aug 3, 984 Livonia, MI, USA 8 Tim Jackman R 6' " 5 Nov 4, 98 Minot, ND, USA 9 Patrick Maroon L 6' 3" 3 Apr 3, 988 St. Louis, MO, USA Shawn Horcoff C 6' " Sep 7, 978 Trail, BC, CAN 4 Simon Despres D 6' 4" 8 Jul 7, 99 Laval, QC, CAN 5 Mike Santorelli C 6' " 89 Dec 4, 985 Vancouver, BC, CAN 6 Carl Hagelin L 5' " 86 Aug 3, 988 Sodertalje, SWE 9 Chris Stewart R 6' " 3 Oct 3, 987 Toronto, ON, CAN 3 Anton Khudobin G 5' " 3 May 7, 986 Ust-Kamenogorsk, KAZ 3 Frederik Andersen G 6' 4" Oct, 989 Herning, DNK 33 Jakob Silfverberg R 6' " 96 Oct 3, 99 Gävle, SWE 4 Josh Manson D 6' 3" 5 Oct 7, 99 Hinsdale, IL, USA 45 Sami Vatanen D 5' " 83 Jun 3, 99 Jyväskylä, FIN 46 Jiri Sekac L 6' " 85 Jun, 99 Kladno, CZE 47 Hampus Lindholm D 6' 3" 5 Jan, 994 Helsingborg, SWE 6 Chris Wagner C 6' " 95 May 7, 99 Walpole, MA, USA 67 Rickard Rakell C 6' " May 5, 993 Sundbyberg, SWE 3 Players Total Avg: 6' " 5 Age: 7.7 Injured Reserve List ( Players) 44 Nate Thompson C 6' " Oct 5, 984 Anchorage, AK, USA Goal Streaks No active streaks Assist Streaks CAM FOWLER ( / Games) JAKOB SILFVERBERG (5 / 4 Games) Point Streaks PATRICK MAROON (--3 / 3 Games) CAM FOWLER (--3 / 3 Games) JAKOB SILFVERBERG (-5-5 / 4 Games)

3 San Jose Sharks: Season Statistics Pos # Player GP G A P +/- PIM PP SH GW S % TOI/g FO% Hits Blks C 8 Joe Pavelski :9 5. C 9 Joe Thornton :57 5. D 88 Brent Burns :. D 44 Marc-Edouard Vlasic 3. :55. 3 R 7 Joonas Donskoi :46. C 48 Tomas Hertl :57 6. D 7 Paul Martin. 8:3. L Patrick Marleau 3. 5:45. C 57 Tommy Wingels -. 7:9. 4 D 4 Brenden Dillon -. 7:. R 8 Mike Brown 9. 8:6. C 39 Logan Couture. 6: R 4 Joel Ward. 8: C 5 Chris Tierney. 3: D 6 Justin Braun. : D 8 Matt Tennyson -. :5. L 83 Matt Nieto -. :33. R 89 Barclay Goodrow 7. :47. # Player GP Min GAA W L OT SO GA SVS SV% G A PIM 3 Martin Jones Alex Stalock

4 Anaheim San Jose Sharks Team Records Anaheim Ducks San Jose Sharks Last game: - Wednesday AT LOS ANGELES (5- W) Next game: **NONE** Tuesday AT WASHINGTON Overall record/streak: - - / / - - / Win / Undef Home record/streak: - - / / - - / Lost Road record/streak: - - / / - - / Win / Undef Last 5 Games: Last Games: Goal Games: Goal Games Goal Games - - Scoring first Opponent scoring first Leading after period Trailing after period Tied after period Leading after periods Trailing after periods Tied after periods OT Record - This Season: - - OT Record - Franchise: Shootout Record - This Season: - - Shootout Record - Franchise: Outshooting opponent: Outshot by opponent: Even shots: vs. Atlantic: vs. Metropolitan: vs. EASTERN CONFERENCE: vs. Central: vs. Pacific: vs. WESTERN CONFERENCE: Month by Month Record Anaheim Ducks San Jose Sharks W-L-OT Points W-L-OT Points October: Totals: -- --

5 Anaheim San Jose Sharks Situations Goals by Period 3 OT T Avg Anaheim Ducks: Opponents: San Jose Sharks: 5 ( 5. avg.) Opponents: (. avg.) Shots by Period 3 OT T Avg Anaheim Ducks: Opponents: San Jose Sharks: (3. avg.) Opponents: (. avg.) Power Play Anaheim Ducks San Jose Sharks G Att % G Att % Overall: 8 5. (T-9th NHL) Home:. Road: 8 5. (T-5th NHL) - SHORT HANDED GOALS ALLOWED (T-st NHL) Penalty Killing Anaheim Ducks San Jose Sharks G Att % G Att % Overall: 6. (T-st NHL) Home:. Road: 6. (T-st NHL) - SHORT HANDED GOALS SCORED (T-3rd NHL) Penalties Anaheim Ducks San Jose Sharks GP Min Avg./Rank GP Min Avg./Rank 4 4. (5th NHL) Goal Situations Anaheim Ducks San Jose Sharks For Against For Against 5 on 5: 3 5 on 4: 5 on 3: 4 on 4: 4 on 3: 3 on 3: 3 on 4: 3 on 5: 4 on 5: Empty Net: Penalty Shots: Total: 5

6 Anaheim San Jose Sharks Situations Individual Leaders Anaheim Ducks San Jose Sharks Points: J. PAVELSKI (3),J. THORNTON (),B. BURNS () Goals: J. THORNTON (),B. BURNS (),J. PAVELSKI () Assists: J. PAVELSKI (),M. VLASIC (),J. THORNTON () PP Goals: J. PAVELSKI (),T. HERTL () SH Goals: GW Goals: J. PAVELSKI () 3+ Goals: PIM: M. BROWN (9),B. GOODROW (7),M. VLASIC () Shots: J. PAVELSKI (7),B. BURNS (4),P. MARLEAU (3) +/-: J. THORNTON (+3),J. PAVELSKI (+3),J. DONSKOI (+3) Shootout Anaheim Ducks San Jose Sharks Shooter G/S % GDG Shooter G/S % GDG Goaltender Rec. G/S % Goaltender Rec. G/S % Power Play Anaheim Ducks Player G A P No players to display San Jose Sharks Player G A P Brent Burns Tomas Hertl Patrick Marleau Joe Pavelski Marc-Edouard Vlasic Tommy Wingels Short Handed Anaheim Ducks Player G A P No players to display San Jose Sharks Player G A P No players to display

7 San Jose Sharks: Media Notes With new advanced filtering and enhanced stats, visit NHL.com/Stats to get the most in depth NHL team and player information and insights. The NHL runs its stats with SAP. SAN JOSE SHARKS MEDIA RESOURCES WEBSITE The San Jose Sharks Media Resources website, which includes game notes, stats, daily clips, releases and video/audio clips as well as the 5-6 media guide, can be accessed at Password: sharks99 LAST GAME GAME /7/5 SJS 5 at LAK The Sharks opened the 5-6 season with a 5- win in Los Angeles. Peter DeBoer made his Sharks debut behind the bench, earning his first win with San Jose, while Martin Jones made his Sharks debut in net, against his old team, and earned the win. Joe Pavelski recorded a goal and two assists, while Joe Thornton and Brent Burns each tallied a goal and an assist. Rookie Joonas Donskoi made his NHL debut and scored his first career goal while Paul Martin and Joel Ward made their Sharks debuts. SJ Goals: Thornton, Pavelski (pp), Burns, Hertl (pp), Donskoi Shots For: 3 Shots Against: SJ PP: -8 SJ PK: 6-6 Win: Jones Loss: Quick RECENT SHARKS TRANSACTIONS: /7/5 Signed D Cavan Fitzgerald /5/5 Assigned G Troy Grosenick, F s Bryan Lerg, Micheal Haley, John McCarthy, Ryan Carpenter, Frazer McLaren, Jeremy Langlois, Melker Karlsson and Nikolay Goldobin, and D s Karl Stollery, Gus Young and Mirco Mueller to San Jose (AHL). //5 Recalled G Troy Grosenick, F s Bryan Lerg, Micheal Haley, John McCarthy, Ryan Carpenter, Frazer McLaren, Jeremy Langlois, and D s Karl Stollery and Gus Young from San Jose (AHL). 9/9/5 Assigned F Frazer McLaren to San Jose (AHL). 9/8/5 Assigned G s Aaron Dell and Troy Grosenick, F s Bryan Lerg, Micheal Haley, John McCarthy and Ryan Carpenter, and D s Mark Cundari, Karl Stollery and Gus Young to San Jose (AHL). Assigned F Timo Meier to his junior club. TONIGHT S OPPONENT: ANAHEIM DUCKS All-Time Series The Sharks are all-time vs. Anaheim Joe Thornton has 68 career points (7-5-68) in 69 career games vs. the Ducks Dec. 9, 995 at Anaheim: Owen Nolan posted four goals and four points in one period (three goals and one assist) as he set two franchise records...dec. 8, 996 at Anaheim: San Jose established a franchise record by scoring three shorthanded goals in one game in a 4- win Nov. 3, 3 at SAP Center: San Jose defeated Anaheim 4-3 in the shootout to cap off a 5-- homestand, their first perfect five-game homestand in franchise history. Joe Thornton extended his point-scoring streak to five games (-5=7) and Patrick Marleau scored his 5th career shorthanded goal, becoming the Sharks franchise leader in shorthanded goals Dec. 9, 3 at SAP Center: The Sharks snapped a ten-game Anaheim winning streak with a 3- victory at home. Brent Burns goal at :7 of the first period was the tenth time this season the Sharks scored less than two minutes into a game. Bracken Kearns scored his first NHL goal, Logan Couture had his th career goal, and the Sharks tied a franchise record for most blocked shots in a game with 3. Four Sharks players extended their point-scoring streaks to 3+ games: Joe Thornton (four games, -7=7), Joe Pavelski (four games, 3-=5), Jason Demers (four games, -=4), and Brent Burns (three games, 3-4=7) Jan. 9, 5 at SAP Center: Joe Thornton surpassed Phil Housley to claim sole possession of 37 th place on the NHL s All-Time Points List with two assists while the Sharks received six goals from six different players en route to a 6-3 victory against the Anaheim Ducks TIES TO ANAHEIM - Mike Brown played for Anaheim for parts of two seasons (8-9 and 9-). - Patrick Marleau scored his 3 th NHL goal on Dec. 6, 9 against Anaheim and played in his 8 th career NHL game on Oct. 7, 8 at Anaheim.

8 - Logan Couture played in his th career NHL game on April, vs. Anaheim and scored his th career goal against the Ducks on Dec. 9, 3. - Joe Pavelski tallied his th career assist on Oct. 3, vs. Anaheim. - Raffi Torres played in his first NHL game on Nov. 4, vs. Anaheim as a member of the New York Islanders. - Paul Martin registered his first NHL assist on Nov. 6, 3 at Anaheim (with New Jersey). - Martin Jones played in his first NHL game and recorded his first NHL win on Dec. 3, 4 at Anaheim as a member of the Los Angeles Kings. - Melker Karlsson scored his first NHL goal on Dec., 4 at Anaheim against Frederik Andersen. - Matt Nieto was born in Long Beach, just a short distance from Anaheim. 5-6 SHARKS TEAM NOTES: GOOD TO BE HOME The Sharks will kick off the home half of their schedule tonight vs. Anaheim. San Jose has gone 6-- in its last seven home openers (with that one loss coming in overtime against Columbus in Stockholm, Sweden as a part of the - NHL Premiere series). San Jose s last regulation loss in its home opener came against Boston on Oct. 3, 7 (- loss). FOWL PLAY The Sharks went 4-- last season against Anaheim, and Team Teal is currently riding a seven-game home winning streak against the Ducks. San Jose s last loss to Anaheim on home ice was March 9, (5-3 loss). QUICK LEADER Sharks defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic (67 games) needs to play in just one game to pass longtime Sharks blueliner Mike Rathje (67 games) for the most games played by a defenseman in Sharks franchise history. Vlasic is just 8 years old and has played in every game of a season four times in his career. DONSKOI DEBUT Sharks rookie Joonas Donskoi made his NHL debut on Oct. 7 at Los Angeles, and scored his first NHL goal in the process. He became the fourth player in Sharks history to score a goal while making his NHL debut in a season opener. The first three to do so: Marcus Ragnarsson (/7/95 vs. CHI), Brad Stuart (//99 vs. CGY), Milan Michalek (/9/3 at EDM). Donskoi also became the second player in Sharks history to earn a plus-3 rating in his NHL debut, joining Sandis Ozolinsh (Oct. 8, 99). (Courtesy of Darin Stephens) NEW ERA For the first time since the 8-9 season, the Sharks entered the season with a new head coach. Tonight marks Peter DeBoer s first regular season home game behind the bench for San Jose. DeBoer earned the win in the season opener on Oct. 7 at Los Angeles, pushing his record to 4-4- in season openers during his coaching career. His teams have started the season on the road in seven of his first eight seasons. CAPTAIN MY CAPTAIN The Sharks named Joe Pavelski the team s ninth full-time captain in team history. Pavelski joins Doug Wilson (99-93), Bob Errey (993-95), Jeff Odgers (995-96), Todd Gill (996-98), Owen Nolan (998-3), Patrick Marleau (4-9), Rob Blake (9-) and Joe Thornton (-4) on the list of full-time captains in Sharks history, and is the first American-born captain in franchise history. 5 YEARS OF SHARKS HOCKEY The Sharks are celebrating their 5 th Anniversary in the 5-6 season. All season long, San Jose will be paying tribute to their franchise history in Silicon Valley, bringing in various alumni and special guests throughout the season. Upcoming alumni appreciation nights include: Oct. George Gund III Night Oct. Scott Thornton Night CLOSE TO HOME The Sharks American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate will play their home games at SAP Center this season, as the San Jose Barracuda played their inaugural game on Oct. 9. The Barracuda, formerly the Worcester Sharks, moved to California this past offseason as a part of the AHL s new Pacific Division. Oakland, CA, native Roy Sommer is behind the bench as the Head Coach of the Barracuda. NEW FACES Several new Sharks made their San Jose debuts on Oct. 7 at Los Angeles. Newcomers Martin Jones, Paul Martin and Joel Ward made their Sharks debuts, while youngster Joonas Donskoi made his NHL debut. Rookie Dylan DeMelo is poised to make his NHL debut in his next NHL game. In addition, the Sharks Opening Night roster included nine different players than San Jose s Opening Night roster from 3-4 (DeMelo, Dillon, Donskoi, Goodrow, Jones, Martin, Smith, Tennyson, Ward). OPEN FOR BUSINESS Since the 6-7 season, the Sharks have gone 8-- in season openers, going 4-- on the road in that span. This season marked the th time in Sharks history that the team has opened the season on the road (3 times at home). The

9 Sharks currently own the longest active winning streak in NHL season openers (six games), dating back to the - season. CLIMBING THE LADDER Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau are both climbing up the NHL s all-time leader boards in a couple key categories. Marleau currently sits at 456 goals, which ranks T-55 th on the NHL s all-time goals scored list. Thornton is currently 8 th in NHL history for assists (9). FROZEN MOMENTS On this date in Sharks history (Oct., 99): Brian Mullen scores the first short-handed goal in franchise history during a 5-4 loss to Winnipeg at the Cow Palace. Jeff Hackett also became the first goaltender in franchise history to record a point by assisting (nd) on a Wayne Presley goal at :37 of the st period. Earlier, the Sharks sign center Perry Berezan. Below is a look at a handful of career firsts that have been accomplished this season: First NHL game Donskoi 7 at Los Angeles First NHL point Donskoi 7 at Los Angeles (goal) First NHL goal Donskoi 7 at Los Angeles REAL-TIME STATS LEADERS: CATEGORY PLAYER TOTAL AVERAGE TIME ON ICE: Brent Burns 4: SHOTS: Joe Pavelski 7 HITS: Tommy Wingels/Justin Braun 4 BLOCKED SHOTS: Justin Braun 5 FACEOFF PERCENTAGE: Brent Burns/Patrick Marleau.%

10 San Jose Sharks: Game By Game Summary * = Overtime, ** = Shootout, + = Sellout # Date Team W-L-OT Record GF-GA Scorers W Goal PP PK SF-SA W-L Gltdr. Attend. Los Angeles Kings W ,8p,88,48p, / //5 Anaheim Ducks 3 Washington Capitals 4 New Jersey Devils 5 New York Islanders 6 New York Rangers 7 //5 Los Angeles Kings 8 /4/5 Carolina Hurricanes 9 /8/5 Nashville Predators Dallas Stars Colorado Avalanche /3/5 Columbus Blue Jackets 3 /5/5 Florida Panthers 4 /7/5 Anaheim Ducks 5 //5 New York Islanders 6 Detroit Red Wings 7 Buffalo Sabres 8 Boston Bruins 9 Philadelphia Flyers Pittsburgh Penguins Columbus Blue Jackets /5/5 Chicago Blackhawks 3 /8/5 Calgary Flames 4 //5 Pittsburgh Penguins 5 Anaheim Ducks 6 /5/5 Tampa Bay Lightning 7 Calgary Flames 8 Edmonton Oilers 9 //5 Minnesota Wild 3 Montréal Canadiens 3 Toronto Maple Leafs 3 Ottawa Senators 33 Chicago Blackhawks 34 Los Angeles Kings 35 /8/5 Colorado Avalanche 36 /3/5 Philadelphia Flyers 37 //6 Winnipeg Jets 38 /7/6 Detroit Red Wings 39 /9/6 Toronto Maple Leafs 4 Calgary Flames 4 Winnipeg Jets 4 /4/6 Edmonton Oilers 43 /6/6 Dallas Stars 44 /8/6 Ottawa Senators 45 Arizona Coyotes 46 /3/6 Minnesota Wild 47 /4/6 Los Angeles Kings 48 /6/6 Colorado Avalanche 49 Anaheim Ducks 5 St. Louis Blues 5 Nashville Predators 5 Chicago Blackhawks 53 //6 Calgary Flames 54 /3/6 Arizona Coyotes 55 Tampa Bay Lightning 56 Florida Panthers 57 Carolina Hurricanes 58 St. Louis Blues 59 Colorado Avalanche 6 /6/6 Buffalo Sabres 6 Vancouver Canucks 6 /9/6 Montréal Canadiens 63 Vancouver Canucks 64 3/5/6 Vancouver Canucks 65 Calgary Flames 66 Edmonton Oilers 67 3//6 New Jersey Devils 68 3//6 Washington Capitals 69 3/5/6 Boston Bruins 7 Arizona Coyotes 7 3/9/6 New York Rangers 7 3//6 Arizona Coyotes 73 3//6 St. Louis Blues 74 3/4/6 Edmonton Oilers 75 3/6/6 Dallas Stars 76 3/8/6 Los Angeles Kings 77 Vancouver Canucks 78 3/3/6 Vancouver Canucks 79 Nashville Predators 8 Minnesota Wild 8 4/7/6 Winnipeg Jets 8 4/9/6 Arizona Coyotes

11 San Jose Sharks: Player Game By Game Summary Skaters: Goals-Assists (Game Winning or Game Tying), Shots / (+/-), TOI Goalies: Goals Allowed/Shots, Decision, Minutes Played Date Opp. DILLON # 4 MARTIN # 7 PAVELSKI # 8 MARLEAU # BROWN # 8 THORNTON # 9 DONSKOI # 7 Oct LAK -,/- 7: -,/ 8:3 -(W),7/3 8:9 -,3/ 5:45 -,/ 8:6 -,/3 5:57 -,/3 9:46 Date Opp. COUTURE # 39 WARD # 4 VLASIC # 44 HERTL # 48 TIERNEY # 5 WINGELS # 57 Oct LAK -,/ 6:5 -,/ 8:9 -,3/ :55 -,/- 3:57 -,/ 3:8 -,/- 7:9 -,/ :44 BRAUN # 6 Date Opp. TENNYSON # 8 NIETO # 83 BURNS # 88 GOODROW # 89 JONES # 3 Oct LAK -,/- :5 -,/- :33 -,4/ 4: -,/ :47 / W 6: DND STALOCK # 3

12 San Jose Sharks: Head Coach and Player Bios Head Coach: Peter DeBoer Peter DeBoer was named the eighth head coach in San Jose Sharks franchise history on May 8, 5. In three and a half seasons with the New Jersey Devils, DeBoer posted a record and led the Devils to the Stanley Cup Finals. DeBoer finished his coaching tenure with the Devils as the second-winningest coach in New Jersey franchise history behind Jacques Lemaire (76). #3: Martin Jones (G) 6' 4", 87 lbs. / Jan, 99 (5 years and 9 months) Drafted: Undrafted Acquired: Acquired by SJS from BOS in exchange for a first round selection in the 6 NHL Draft and Sean Kuraly. Last Win: OCT 7, LOS ANGELES Last SO: JAN, 5 vs TORONTO (6) Career Shootouts: 7/8 (.944), - GP W-L-OT SO GAA SV% Season Career Career vs. Opp Season Highs: Shots Saves : Made his SJS debut and earned his first Sharks win on /7 at LAK #3: Alex Stalock (G) 6' ", 9 lbs. / Jul 8, 987 (8 years and months) Drafted: Selected by SJS in 5 (4th round, th overall) 4th NHL / 4th SJS Season Last Win: APR, 5 vs COLORADO () Last SO: MAR, 5 vs MONTREAL (6) Career Shootouts: 9/5 (.76), 4-3 GP W-L-OT SO GAA SV% Season Career Career vs. Opp Season Highs: Shots Saves : #4: Brenden Dillon (D) 6' 4", 5 lbs. / Nov 3, 99 (4 years and months) Drafted: Undrafted Acquired: Acquired by SJS from DAL in exchange for Jason Demers and a 3rd round selection in 6 4th NHL / st SJS Season Last Goal: JAN 9, 5 vs ANAHEIM (34) Last Assist: FEB 9, DALLAS (3) Career Shootouts: / (%), GDG Season -- - Career Career vs. Opp : -- /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK 5-6: #7: Paul Martin (D) 6' ", lbs. / Mar 5, 98 (34 years and 7 months) Drafted: Selected by NJD in (nd round, 6nd overall) Acquired: Signed by SJS as a free agent on July, 5 Last Goal: FEB, 5 vs FLORIDA (3) Last Assist: OCT 7, LOS ANGELES Career Shootouts: / (%), GDG Season -- Career Career vs. Opp :3 + /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK 5-6: Made his SJS debut on /7 at LAK and tallied an assist.

13 #8: Joe Pavelski (C) 5' ", 9 lbs. / Jul, 984 (3 years and months) Drafted: Selected by SJS in 3 (7th round, 5th overall) 9th NHL / 9th SJS Season Last Goal: OCT 7, LOS ANGELES Last Assist: OCT 7, LOS ANGELES Career Shootouts: 3/83 (37%), GDG Season Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK Named the Sharks captain; first US-born full-time captain in Sharks history 5-6: Recorded g-a on /7 at LAK #: Patrick Marleau (L) 6' ", lbs. / Sep 5, 979 (36 years) MAR-loh Drafted: Selected by SJS in 997 (st round, nd overall) 7th NHL / 7th SJS Season Last Goal: APR 9, EDMONTON () Last Assist: OCT 7, LOS ANGELES Career Shootouts: 5/47 (3%), 8 GDG Season -- Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK 5-6: #8: Mike Brown (R) 5' ", 5 lbs. / Jun 4, 985 (3 years and 3 months) Drafted: Selected by VAN in 4 (5th round, 59th overall) Acquired: Acquired by SJS from EDM in exchange for a 4th round selection in 4 8th NHL / nd SJS Season Last Goal: DEC 3, TORONTO (48) Last Assist: FEB 7, PHILADELPHIA (5) Career Shootouts: / (%), GDG Season -- 9 Career Career vs. Opp :6 + /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK 5-6: Recorded a fighting major (Clifford) on /7 at LAK #9: Joe Thornton (C) 6' 4", lbs. / Jul, 979 (36 years and 3 months) Drafted: Selected by BOS in 997 (st round, st overall) Acquired: Acquired by SJS from BOS in exchange for Marco Sturm, Brad Stuart and Wayne Primeau 7th NHL / th SJS Season Last Goal: OCT 7, LOS ANGELES Last Assist: OCT 7, LOS ANGELES Career Shootouts: 5/5 (33%), 3 GDG Season -- 3 Career Career vs. Opp :57 +3 /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK Named a Sharks alternate captain 5-6: Scored SJ's first goal of the season and added an assist on /7 at LAK. #: Ben Smith (R) 5' ", 99 lbs. / Jul, 988 (7 years and months) Drafted: Selected by CHI in 8 (6th round, 69th overall) Acquired: Acquired by SJS from CHI along with a conditional draft selection in 7 in exchange for Andrew Desjardins Last Goal: MAR 9, PITTSBURGH (6) Last Assist: APR, 5 vs COLORADO (5) Career Shootouts: /3 (33%), GDG Career Career vs. Opp :

14 #7: Joonas Donskoi (R) 6' ", 8 lbs. / Apr 3, 99 (3 years and 5 months) Drafted: Selected by FLA in (4th round, 99th overall) Acquired: Signed by SJS as a free agent on May, 5 Last Goal: OCT 7, LOS ANGELES Last Assist: - Career Shootouts: / (%), GDG Season -- 3 Career Career vs. Opp :46 +3 /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK 5-6: Made his NHL debut and scored his first career NHL goal on /7 at LAK #39: Logan Couture (C) 6' ", lbs. / Mar 8, 989 (6 years and 6 months) kuh-chure Drafted: Selected by SJS in 7 (st round, 9th overall) 6th NHL / 6th SJS Season Last Goal: APR 3, 5 vs ARIZONA (5) Last Assist: APR 9, EDMONTON () Career Shootouts: 7/4 (4%), 7 GDG Season -- Career Career vs. Opp :5 + /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK Named an alternate captain 5-6: #4: Joel Ward (R) 6' ", 6 lbs. / Dec, 98 (34 years and months) Drafted: Undrafted Acquired: Signed by SJS as a free agent on July 3, 5 Last Goal: APR, MONTREAL (5) Last Assist: MAR 9, NY RANGERS (7) Career Shootouts: /3 (33%), GDG Season -- Career Career vs. Opp :9 + /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK 5-6: Made his SJS debut on /7 at LAK #44: Marc-Edouard Vlasic (D) 6' ", 5 lbs. / Mar 3, 987 (8 years and 6 months) Drafted: Selected by SJS in 5 (nd round, 35th overall) 9th NHL / 9th SJS Season Last Goal: MAR 6, DETROIT () Last Assist: OCT 7, LOS ANGELES Career Shootouts: / (%), GDG Season -- Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK 5-6: Tallied a on /7 at LAK #48: Tomas Hertl (C) 6' ", lbs. / Nov, 993 ( years and months) Drafted: Selected by SJS in (st round, 7th overall) nd NHL / nd SJS Season Last Goal: OCT 7, LOS ANGELES Last Assist: APR 3, 5 vs ARIZONA (5) Career Shootouts: /7 (4%), GDG Season -- - Career Career vs. Opp :57 -- /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK 5-6: Scored a PPG on /7 at LAK

15 #5: Chris Tierney (C) 6' ", 95 lbs. / Jul, 994 ( years and 3 months) Drafted: Selected by SJS in (nd round, 55th overall) Last Goal: APR 4, ARIZONA (4) Last Assist: APR 9, EDMONTON () Career Shootouts: / (%), GDG Season -- Career Career vs. Opp -- 3:8 + /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK 5-6: #57: Tommy Wingels (C) 6' ", lbs. / Apr, 988 (7 years and 5 months) Drafted: Selected by SJS in 8 (6th round, 77th overall) 5th NHL / 5th SJS Season Last Goal: MAR 9, TORONTO () Last Assist: OCT 7, LOS ANGELES Career Shootouts: /3 (33%), GDG Season -- - Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK 5-6: #6: Justin Braun (D) 6' ", 5 lbs. / Feb, 987 (8 years and 8 months) Drafted: Selected by SJS in 7 (7th round, st overall) 5th NHL / 5th SJS Season Last Goal: DEC 6, CALGARY (43) Last Assist: MAR 9, PITTSBURGH (6) Career Shootouts: / (%), GDG Season -- Career Career vs. Opp : /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK 5-6: #74: Dylan DeMelo (D) 6' ", 95 lbs. / May, 993 ( years and 5 months) Drafted: Selected by SJS in (6th round, 79th overall) Last Goal: - Last Assist: - Career Shootouts: / (%), GDG Career Career vs. Opp Next game will be his NHL debut 5-6: #8: Matt Tennyson (D) 6' ", 5 lbs. / Apr 3, 99 (5 years and 5 months) Drafted: Undrafted Acquired: Signed by SJS as a free agent on March 9, nd NHL / nd SJS Season Last Goal: FEB, 5 vs EDMONTON (8) Last Assist: FEB 7, 5 vs CAROLINA (5) Career Shootouts: / (%), GDG Season -- - Career Career vs. Opp 3 -- :5 -- /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK 5-6:

16 #83: Matt Nieto (L) 5' ", 9 lbs. / Nov 5, 99 ( years and months) Drafted: Selected by SJS in (nd round, 47th overall) nd NHL / nd SJS Season Last Goal: APR 9, EDMONTON () Last Assist: APR, 5 vs COLORADO (6) Career Shootouts: / (%), GDG Season -- - Career Career vs. Opp :33 -- /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK 5-6: #88: Brent Burns (D) 6' 5", 3 lbs. / Mar 9, 985 (3 years and 7 months) Drafted: Selected by MIN in 3 (st round, th overall) Acquired: Acquired by SJS with a nd round selection in from MIN in exchange for Devin Setoguchi, Charlie Coyle and a st round selection in th NHL / 4th SJS Season Last Goal: OCT 7, LOS ANGELES Last Assist: OCT 7, LOS ANGELES Career Shootouts: 8/4 (33%), 3 GDG Season -- Career Career vs. Opp : 4 + /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK 5-6: Tallied g-a on /7 at LAK #89: Barclay Goodrow (R) 6' ", 5 lbs. / Feb 6, 993 ( years and 7 months) Drafted: Undrafted Acquired: Signed by SJS as a free agent on March 6, 4 st NHL / st SJS Season Last Goal: FEB 3, ARIZONA () Last Assist: MAR 9, PITTSBURGH (5) Career Shootouts: / (%), GDG Season -- 7 Career Career vs. Opp :47 + /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK /7 vs LAK 5-6: Recorded a fighting major (Andreoff) on /7 at LAK

17 Anaheim Ducks: Media Notes RECENT TRANSACTIONS Sept. - Signed G John Gibson to a three-year contract extension. Sept. 4 - Released C Alexandre Alain, G Landon Bow, G Brendan Burke, D C.J. Garcia, C Wyatt Johnson, C Nathan Noel and C Lane Pederson from their amateur tryout contracts. Sept. 8 - Assigned C Matt Bailey, LW Joseph Cramarossa, LW Nicolas Kerdiles, RW Brian McGrattan, D Jaycob Megna, D Brandon Montour, RW Stefan Noesen, D Andrew O Brien, D Shane O Brien, D Shea Theodore, LW Harry Zolnierczyk to San Diego (AHL). Assigned C Julius Nattinen to Barrie (OHL). Released G Ryan Faragher, D Eric Knodel, LW Antoine Laganiere, C Kyle MacKinnon and RW Kenny Ryan from their professional tryout contracts and assigned to San Diego. Released D Sheldon Brookbank and D Vitaly Vishnevski from their professional tryout contracts. Released LW Bryan Moore from his amateur tryout contract and assigned to San Diego. Released RW Matt Berry from his amateur tryout contract. Released D Kevin Gagne and C Charlie Sarault from the training camp roster, pending assignment. Oct. - Recalled RW Brian McGrattan from San Diego (AHL). Assigned LW Max Friberg, G Matt Hackett, LW Ondrej Kase and C Michael Sgarbossa to San Diego. Oct. - Reassigned RW Brian McGrattan to San Diego (AHL). Oct. 5 - Named Rich Preston Assistant Coach. Assigned G John Gibson, D Korbinian Holzer, C Chris Mueller, D Joe Piskula and LW Nick Ritchie to San Diego (AHL). Oct. 8 - Named C Ryan Kesler Alternate Captain. Oct. 9 - Signed D Simon Despres to a five-year contract extension. ANAHEIM DUCKS NOTES READY, SET : The Anaheim Ducks kick off the 5-6 NHL regular season tonight against the San Jose Sharks at SAP Center (7:3 p.m. PDT) Anaheim is 5-6- in all-time season openers, 7 of which have taken place on the road (5-5- road record) the Ducks have opened the regular season against the Sharks on two occasions, including Oct. 9, 8 in San Jose (L, 4-) and Oct. 3, 9 at Honda Center (L, 4-3) Anaheim has the latest season-opening game of all 3 NHL teams in 5-6 the Florida Panthers and Washington Capitals also begin their respective seasons on Saturday, however three-and-a-half hours earlier than the Ducks following tonight's game, the Ducks will host their 5-6 home opener vs. the Vancouver Canucks on Monday, Oct. (7 p.m. PDT). DUCKS-SHARKS: Anaheim and San Jose open a four-game season series tonight at SAP Center...this marks the shortest season series between the Ducks and Sharks in their respective history...anaheim owns an all-time record of vs. San Jose (7-9-5 on the road) and is led in scoring (among active skaters) by Ryan Getzlaf's -39=49 points in 58 career games...last season, the Ducks went -4- against the Sharks (-- at SAP Center)...these two teams will play three additional games in 5-6, including Nov. 7 in San Jose and Dec. 4 and Feb. at Honda Center. SIGNED: The Ducks on Friday signed defenseman Simon Despres to a five-year contract extension through the - NHL season...despres, 4, has scored 6-33=39 points with a +9 rating and 4 PIM in 6 career NHL games with the Ducks and Pittsburgh Penguins...Despres, who was acquired from the Penguins in exchange for defenseman Ben Lovejoy on Mar., 5, has also earned -6=7 points with eight PIM in career Stanley Cup Playoff games...selected by Pittsburgh in the first round (3th overall) of the 9 NHL Draft, Despres combined for 3-=3 points with a + rating and 86 PIM in 75 games with the Ducks and Penguins last season...the 6-4, 8-pound defenseman set career highs in all major offensive categories, including goals, assists, points, plus/minus and games played...following his Mar. acquisition, Despres collected -5=6 points with a + rating and PIM in Anaheim s final 6 regular season games...he made his third career appearance in the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 5, earning -6=7 points with a +4 rating and six PIM in 6 games...despres ranked tied for third among NHL defensemen in postseason takeaways () and second among team blueliners in hits (43) and third in blocked shots (3). 5 PRESEASON: Anaheim concluded the exhibition schedule tied for the fourth-best record among NHL teams with a 5-- mark the Ducks earned standings points in all six games played ( pts.) and allowed the second-fewest goals in the preseason with nine the team went 3-- at Honda Center and -- in 3-on-3 OT periods that counted towards the preseason standings the Ducks also improved on their preseason record last year, when they posted a 3-3- mark in seven exhibition contests Corey Perry ranked tied for third among preseason leaders in goals (4), Anton Khudobin finished second among NHL goaltenders in SV% (.97) and tied for fourth in GAA (.86), and Frederik Andersen tied for seventh in GAA (.) and ninth in SV% (.953) Perry (4-=4) led the Ducks in goals and points, while Sami Vatanen (3) and Nick Ritchie (3) co-led the club in assists. 4-5 SEASON IN REVIEW: The Ducks finished the 4-5 campaign with a record for 9 points, clinching the top mark in the Western Conference for the second consecutive season (and second time in club history) the Ducks posted the second-best

18 record in franchise history, trailing only the 3-4 club (53--8, 4), and recorded their second 5-win season in team history Anaheim also matched the club record for most road standings points (54) and road wins (5--4), a record originally set in 3-4 Anaheim finished second among NHL teams in road points and road wins, concluding the season on a four-game win streak as visitors the Ducks owned the NHL s top intra-conference record with a mark vs. Western Conference opponents against the Central Division, Anaheim earned a league-leading 6 wins (6-5-) and ranked second in points percentage (.76) the club also went vs. the Pacific, earning wins in seven of its last nine games (7--). FOR OPENERS: The Ducks began last season with a league-leading 9-3- record in October games, pacing the NHL in wins, standings points (8) and regulation/overtime wins (8) Corey Perry led the league in goals () and co-led in PPG (4), while Frederik Andersen led league netminders in GAA (.6) and co-led in wins (7) in franchise history, the Ducks tied for the second-most wins in October (also 6-7) and matched the second-best win (points) percentage (.75) during the season s first month (also 3-4). MILESTONES WITHIN REACH: Kevin Bieksa - 3 appearances to 6 NHL games Andrew Cogliano - 6 appearances to 3 games as a Duck Shawn Horcoff - 4 points to 5 NHL points Anton Khudobin - 9 appearances to NHL games Corey Perry - 4 goals to 3 NHL goals Rickard Rakell - 7 appearances to NHL games Clayton Stoner - 4 appearances to 3 NHL games HOW THE DUCKS WERE BUILT 5-6 OPENING-DAY ROSTER: Anaheim's Opening-Day roster includes 4 forwards, seven defensemen and two goaltenders...a look at how the roster was built: Returning players from 4-5: 8 Frederik Andersen - G Andrew Cogliano - LW Simon Despres - D Cam Fowler - D Ryan Getzlaf - C Tim Jackman - RW Ryan Kesler - C Hampus Lindholm - D Josh Manson - D Patrick Maroon - LW Corey Perry - RW Rickard Rakell - C Jiri Sekac - LW Jakob Silfverberg - RW Clayton Stoner - D Nate Thompson - C (Injured) Sami Vatanen - D Chris Wagner - C Arrived via free agency/trade: 6 Kevin Bieksa - D Carl Hagelin - LW Shawn Horcoff - C Anton Khudobin - G Mike Santorelli - C Chris Stewart - RW

19 Anaheim Ducks: Head Coach and Player Bios Head Coach: Bruce Boudreau Bruce Boudreau enters his fifth season (third full season) as Head Coach of the Anaheim Ducks. With a record in 4-5, Boudreau led Anaheim to the top record in the Western Conference for the second time in club history. The club won its third straight division title and finished with 9 standings points and a.665 winning percentage. Boudreau has compiled a record with the Ducks, reaching the 5-game milestone with Anaheim on Feb. 6, 5 vs. Ottawa and earning his 5th win with the club on Feb. 7, 5 vs. Los Angeles. In 599 career games as an NHL head coach, Boudreau has posted a record, earning 795 of a possible,98 standings points for a.664 win percentage. #3: Anton Khudobin (G) 5' ", 3 lbs. / May 7, 986 (9 years and 5 months) Drafted: By Minnesota in the seventh round (6th overall) of the 4 NHL Draft Acquired: 7/5/3, Signed as a free agent Last Win: MAR 5, COLUMBUS (7) Last SO: FEB 7, 5 vs WASHINGTON () Career Shootouts: 6/9 (.84), 4-3 GP W-L-OT SO GAA SV% Season Career Career vs. Opp Season Highs: Shots Saves : - Appeared in three preseason games with Anaheim, going -- with a.86 GAA and.97 SV% - Ranked second among NHL goaltenders in preseason SV% and tied for fourth in GAA 4-5 Regular Season: - Appeared in his sixth NHL season, his second season with Carolina...posted an record with one shutout, a.7 GAA and.9 SV% in 34 games - Started a season-high five consecutive games from Mar. 5-3, yielding only two goals in four of those five starts for a.33 GAA - Stopped all 8 shots faced en route to his fourth career shutout, a 3- win on Feb. 7 vs. WSH...that sparked a season-high 3:8 shutout sequence from Feb. -Mar., spanning three games - Compiled a career-tying six-game winning streak with a.37 GAA and.947 SV% from Dec. 3-Jan. 7, the longest win streak by a Carolina goaltender in went on to go eight consecutive games without a regulation loss (6--), Dec. 3-Feb. 3. #3: Frederik Andersen (G) 6' 4", lbs. / Oct, 989 (6 years) Drafted: By Anaheim in the third round (87th overall) of the NHL Draft Last Win: APR, ARIZONA Last SO: JAN 7, VANCOUVER (5) Career Shootouts: 5/36 (.694), 7-4 Season Highs: Shots Saves : - Appeared in two preseason games with Anaheim, going -- with a. GAA and.953 SV% - Ranked tied for seventh among NHL goaltenders in preseason GAA and ninth in SV% GP W-L-OT SO GAA SV% Season Career Career vs. Opp Regular Season: - Appeared in his second NHL season with Anaheim, going with three shutouts, a.38 GAA and.94 SV% in 54 games - Earned the second-most wins in franchise single-season history (J.S. Giguere with 36 in 6-7) and was the fourth Anaheim netminder to post a 3-win campaign - Established career highs in wins (35), shutouts (3), appearances (54), saves (,33) and shots faced (,436) - Was the NHL's fastest goaltender to 6 wins (6-5-) all-time, tied the league record for the fastest to 5 wins (5-3-5) and finished the season as the second-fastest to 55 wins (in 77 decisions; trailing only Montreal's Bill Durnan with 58 wins in 77 decisions)

20 #: Kevin Bieksa (D) 6' ", lbs. / Jun 6, 98 (34 years and 3 months) Drafted: By Vancouver in the fifth round (5st overall) in the NHL Entry Draft. Acquired: From Vancouver in exchange for a second-round selection in the 6 NHL Draft, June 3, 5 Last Goal: APR, 5 vs EDMONTON Last Assist: APR 4, WINNIPEG (3) Career Shootouts: /3 (%), GDG Career Career vs. Opp : - Appeared in four preseason games with Anaheim...scored -=3 points with a +3 rating 4-5 Regular Season: - Appeared in his th NHL season with Vancouver, scoring 4-=4 points with an even plus/minus rating and 77 PIM in 6 games ranked second among Vancouver defensemen in hits (9) and third in goals, shots on goal (99) and takeaways (9) - Was the lone Canucks blueliner with a shorthanded point (assist) and also co-led team defensemen in shots on goal while shorthanded (5) - His two assists (-=) in a 3- win on Jan. CAR were season highs in both points and assists SHG - 5-6: ; Career: PPG - 5-6: ; Career: 9 OT Goals - 5-6: ; Career: SO Goals - 5-6: -for-; Career: -for-3 #3: Clayton Stoner (D) 6' 4", 6 lbs. / Feb 9, 985 (3 years and 7 months) Drafted: By Minnesota in the third round (79th overall) of the 4 NHL Draft Acquired: Signed as a free agent, July, 4 Last Goal: MAR, DALLAS (4) Last Assist: MAR 6, BOSTON (3) Career Shootouts: / (%), GDG Career Career vs. Opp : - Appeared in two preseason games with Anaheim, going scoreless with a + rating 4-5 Regular Season: - Appeared in his sixth NHL season, his first with Anaheim...earned -7=8 points with 68 PIM in a career-high 69 games - Led Anaheim defensemen in hits (8) and PIM, and ranked third in appearances also co-led the team in fighting majors (8) SHG - 5-6: ; Career: PPG - 5-6: ; Career: OT Goals - 5-6: ; Career: SO Goals - 5-6: -for-; Career: -for- #4: Cam Fowler (D) 6' ", 7 lbs. / Dec 5, 99 (3 years and months) Drafted: By Anaheim in the first round (th overall) of the NHL Draft Last Goal: MAR 5, 5 vs NASHVILLE () Last Assist: MAR 8, NY ISLANDERS (5) Career Shootouts: /3 (33%), GDG Career Career vs. Opp : - Appeared in four preseason games with Anaheim...scored -=3 points with a + rating 4-5 Regular Season: - Appeared in his fifth NHL season with Anaheim, collecting 7-7=34 points with 4 PIM in 8 games SHG - 5-6: ; Career: PPG - 5-6: ; Career: 4 OT Goals - 5-6: ; Career: 3 SO Goals - 5-6: -for-; Career: -for-3, 33%, GDG

21 #7: Andrew Cogliano (L) 5' ", 84 lbs. / Jun 4, 987 (8 years and 3 months) Drafted: By Edmonton in the first round (5th overall) of the 5 NHL Draft Acquired: From Edmonton in exchange for a second-round selection in the 3 NHL Draft, July, Last Goal: APR, 5 vs EDMONTON (3) Last Assist: APR, ARIZONA Career Shootouts: /4 (%), GDG Career Career vs. Opp : - Appeared in three preseason games with Anaheim, going scoreless with PIM 4-5 Regular Season: - Appeared in his eighth NHL season, his fourth with Anaheim - Was the lone Ducks skater to appear in all 8 contests, extending his Ironman streak to 6 games for the league s top active streak SHG - 5-6: ; Career: PPG - 5-6: ; Career: 8 OT Goals - 5-6: ; Career: 3 SO Goals - 5-6: -for-; Career: -for-4 #: Corey Perry (R) 6' 3", lbs. / May 6, 985 (3 years and 4 months) Drafted: By Anaheim in the first round (8th overall) of the 3 NHL Draft Last Goal: APR, 5 vs EDMONTON (3) Last Assist: APR, ARIZONA Career Shootouts: 8/78 (36%), GDG Career Career vs. Opp : - Appeared in four preseason games with Anaheim, scoring 4-=4 points with a + rating - Ranked tied for third among preseason leaders in goals (4) - Led the team in preseason points and goals 4-5 Regular Season: - Appeared in his th NHL season with Anaheim, earning 33-=55 points with a +3 rating and 67 PIM in 67 games - Among NHL leaders, ranked tied for th in goals, eighth in goals-per-game (.5) and tied for seventh in shooting percentage (7.) - With his 33rd goal of the season on Apr. vs. EDM, became the fourth Duck to record 6 career points - Recorded his fifth career 3-goal season on NYR, the third-most in franchise history behind only Selanne (7) and Kariya (6) SHG - 5-6: ; Career: 6 PPG - 5-6: ; Career: 8 OT Goals - 5-6: ; Career: 6 SO Goals - 5-6: -for-; Career: 8-for-78, 35.9%, GDG #5: Ryan Getzlaf (C) 6' 4", lbs. / May, 985 (3 years and 5 months) Drafted: By Anaheim in the first round (9th overall) of the 3 NHL Draft Last Goal: APR, ARIZONA Last Assist: APR, ARIZONA Career Shootouts: /63 (33%), 5 GDG Career Career vs. Opp : - Appeared in three preseason games with Anaheim, scoring -= points with a +3 rating 4-5 Regular Season: - Appeared in his th NHL season with Anaheim, collecting 5-45=7 points with a +5 rating and 6 PIM in 77 games - Finished the season ranked tied for fourth among NHL leaders in primary assists (3), tied for third in even-strength scoring (-33=55) and th in even-strength assists (33) - Co-led the NHL in OT scoring (-3=5) and ranked tied for fourth in OT assists, ranked second among NHL forwards in blocked shots (95) - Led the team in scoring, assists and takeaways (55), ranked second in GWG (6) and power-play points (3-=3), and third in shooting percentage (3.) and shots on net (9) SHG - 5-6: ; Career: 5 PPG - 5-6: ; Career: 65 OT Goals - 5-6: ; Career: 7 SO Goals - 5-6: -for-; Career: -for-63, 33.3%, 5 GDG

22 #7: Ryan Kesler (C) 6' ", lbs. / Aug 3, 984 (3 years and month) Drafted: By Vancouver in the first round (3rd overall) of the 3 NHL Draft Acquired: From Vancouver with a third-round selection in the 5 NHL Draft in exchange for Nick Bonino, Luca Sbisa and first-round and third-round selections in the 4 NHL Draft, June 7, 4 Last Goal: MAR 9, NEW JERSEY (3) Last Assist: MAR 3, MINNESOTA () Career Shootouts: 5/55 (7%), 6 GDG Career Career vs. Opp : - Went scoreless in three preseason games with Anaheim - Named alternate captain on Oct. 8, Regular Season: - Appeared in his th NHL season, his first with Anaheim, collecting -7=47 points with 75 PIM in 8 games - Ranked ninth among NHL faceoff leaders with a 56.3% success rate, going 937-for-,664 in the faceoff circle - Won 5%-or-more faceoff attempts in 5 of his final 7 contests - Led the team in shots on net (5), co-led in overtime goals () and shorthanded points (-=3), ranked tied for second in assists and PPG (5), third in scoring, and tied for third in GWG (4) and power-play points (5-6=) - Also led Anaheim forwards in shifts-per-game (4.), faceoff wins (937) and faceoff win percentage, and ranked second in hits (69), takeaways (47) and blocked shots (69) SHG - 5-6: ; Career: PPG - 5-6: ; Career: 66 OT Goals - 5-6: ; Career: 5 SO Goals - 5-6: -for-; Career: 5-for-55, 7.3%, 6 GDG #8: Tim Jackman (R) 6' ", 5 lbs. / Nov 4, 98 (33 years and months) Drafted: By Columbus in the second round (38th overall) of the NHL Draft Acquired: From Calgary in exchange for a sixth-round selection in the 4 NHL Draft, Nov., 3 Last Goal: FEB, FLORIDA (9) Last Assist: DEC 3, WINNIPEG (7) Career Shootouts: / (%), GDG Career Career vs. Opp : - Appeared in two preseason games with Anaheim, going scoreless with a + rating 4-5 Regular Season: - Appeared in his th NHL season, his second with Anaheim...collected 5-=7 points with 86 PIM in 55 games - His five goals were his most since a career-high in -, while his seven points and 55 appearances were his highest totals since - (seven points and 75 games) - Signed a one-year contract extension through the 5-6 season, Feb. 9 SHG - 5-6: ; Career: PPG - 5-6: ; Career: OT Goals - 5-6: ; Career: SO Goals - 5-6: -for-; Career: -for- #9: Patrick Maroon (L) 6' 3", 3 lbs. / Apr 3, 988 (7 years and 5 months) Drafted: By Philadelphia in the sixth round (6st overall) of the 7 NHL Draft Acquired: From Philadelphia with David Laliberte in exchange for Danny Syvret and Rob Bordson, Nov., Last Goal: MAR 6, BOSTON (4) Last Assist: MAR 8, NY ISLANDERS (3) Career Shootouts: / (%), GDG Career Career vs. Opp : - Appeared in five preseason games with Anaheim...scored -=3 points with a + rating 4-5 Regular Season: - Appeared in his fourth NHL season with Anaheim, collecting 9-5=34 points with 8 PIM in 7 games - Established career highs in assists, points and appearances ranked second on the club in PIM SHG - 5-6: ; Career: PPG - 5-6: ; Career: OT Goals - 5-6: ; Career: SO Goals - 5-6: -for-; Career: -for-