How to Watch Colorado Avalanche vs. Anaheim Ducks: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time – 11-15-2023

The Anaheim Ducks (9-6), winners of five road games in a row, visit the Colorado Avalanche (9-5) at Ball Arena on Wednesday at 9:00 PM ET on ESPN+, ALT, BSSC, and BSSD.

Avalanche vs. Ducks Game Info

• Game Day: Wednesday, November 15, 2023
• Game Time: 9:00 PM ET
• TV: Bally Sports (Regional restrictions may apply)

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Avalanche and Ducks Stats, Key Players, and Injuries

Avalanche Insights

• The Avalanche rank 18th in the NHL with 47 goals scored (3.4 per game).
• Defensively, the Avalanche are conceding 44 total goals (3.1 per game) to rank 12th in NHL play.
• They have the league’s 15th-ranked goal differential at +3.
• The 10 power-play goals the Avalanche have scored this season (to rank 19th in the NHL) have come on 55 power-play chances.
• The Avalanche have the league’s 21st-ranked power-play conversion rate (18.18%).
• The four shorthanded goals the Avalanche have scored this season are an NHL high.
• The Avalanche’s 85.71% penalty-kill success rate is eighth-best in the league.
• The Avalanche win 47.5% of their faceoffs (24th in the NHL)
• The Avalanche connect on 9.9% of their shots (19th in the league).
• The Avalanche have secured one shutout this season. Their skaters average 15.0 hits and 13.5 blocked shots per game.

Avalanche Key Players

• Mikko Rantanen has been imperative to Colorado’s offense this season, putting up 21 points in 14 games.
• Having scored four goals and adding 14 assists, Cale Makar is excelling for Colorado through 14 games.
• Through 14 games, Nathan MacKinnon has proven himself as another option for Colorado. He has 18 points (six goals and 12 assists).
• In the four games Ivan Prosvetov has played this season, his save percentage is .899, 41st in the league.

Avalanche Injuries

Chris Wagner: Achilles (Out), Jean-Luc Foudy: Lower Body (Out), Pavel Francouz: Groin (Out For Season), Andrew Cogliano: Undisclosed (Questionable), Artturi Lehkonen: Undisclosed (Out), Gabriel Landeskog: Knee (Out)

Ducks Insights

• The Ducks have 47 goals this season (3.1 per game), 18th in the league.
• The Ducks give up 2.9 goals per game (43 in total), the 10th-fewest in the NHL.
• They have the 13th-ranked goal differential in the league at +4.
• The Ducks have 11 power-play goals (on 52 chances), 14th in the NHL.
• The Ducks score on 21.15% of their power plays, No. 15 in the league.
• The Ducks have two shorthanded goals (eighth in league).
• The Ducks’ have the 13th-ranked penalty kill percentage (80.88%).
• The Ducks win 46.7% of faceoffs, 26th-ranked in the NHL.
• With a shooting percentage of 10.7%, the Ducks are 13th in the league.
• This season, the Ducks have not shut out an opponent.

Ducks Key Players

• Frank Vatrano’s 16 points make him a pivotal offensive option for Anaheim. He has 11 goals and five assists in 15 games.
• Mason McTavish has posted 16 total points (1.1 per game) this campaign. He has seven goals and nine assists.
• Anaheim’s Ryan Strome is among the top offensive players on the team with 14 total points (two goals and 12 assists).
• Lukas Dostal has a 5-2-0 record this season, with a .910 save percentage (26th in the league). He has 213 saves, and has allowed 21 goals (3.2 goals against average).

Ducks Injuries

Chase De Leo: Knee (Out), Brock McGinn: Lower Body (Out), Jamie Drysdale: Lower Body (Out), Trevor Zegras: Lower Body (Out), Isac Lundestrom: Achilles (Out)