How to Watch New York Rangers vs. Anaheim Ducks: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time - 1-21-2024

The New York Rangers (28-15-2) hit the road to play the Anaheim Ducks (15-29-1) on Sunday, January 21 at 8:30 PM ET on ESPN+, MSG, BSSC, and BSSD. The Rangers have lost five straight on the road and the Ducks are trying to stop a five-game home losing streak.

Rangers vs. Ducks Game Info

Game Day: Sunday, January 21, 2024
Game Time: 8:30 PM ET
TV: Bally Sports (Regional restrictions may apply)

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Rangers and Ducks Stats, Key Players, and Injuries

Rangers Insights

The Rangers rank 12th in the NHL with 144 goals scored (3.2 per game).
The Rangers have conceded 128 total goals (2.8 per game), ranking 11th in league play in goals against.
Their +16 goal differential ranks 11th in the league.
The 39 power-play goals the Rangers have put up this season (fourth-most in the NHL) have come on 139 power-play chances.
The Rangers’ 28.06% power-play conversion rate is second-best in the league.
The Rangers have recorded three shorthanded goals this season (18th among NHL squads).
The Rangers have the league’s eighth-best penalty-kill percentage (82.31%).
The Rangers win the second-highest percentage of faceoffs in the NHL, 54.3%.
The Rangers shoot 10.3% as a team (11th in the league).
The Rangers have shut out opponents twice this season. They average 17.8 hits and 16.2 blocked shots per game.

Rangers Key Players

A productive offensive player this season for New York, Artemi Panarin has recorded 60 points.
Vincent Trocheck has 14 goals and 30 assists for New York to compile 44 total points (1.0 per game).
Through 44 games, Mika Zibanejad has proven himself as another option for New York. He has 43 points (15 goals and 28 assists).
In 29 games played this season, Igor Shesterkin (18-11-0) has allowed 81 goals.

Rangers Injuries

Filip Chytil: Upper Body (Out),

Tyler Pitlick: Lower Body (Out)

Ducks Insights

The Ducks’ 113 goals on the season (2.5 per game) rank them 29th in the NHL.
The Ducks’ total of 155 goals allowed (3.4 per game) is 28th in the NHL.
Their -42 goal differential is 30th in the league.
The Ducks have 27 power-play goals (on 143 chances), 20th in the NHL.
The Ducks have the NHL’s 21st-ranked power-play percentage (18.88).
In terms of shorthanded goals, the Ducks have six.
The 78.19% penalty-kill percentage of the Ducks is 21st in the NHL.
The Ducks win 48.8% of faceoffs, 22nd-ranked in the NHL.
With a shooting percentage of 8.7%, the Ducks are 28th in the league.
The Ducks have not held their opponents scoreless yet this season.

Ducks Key Players

Frank Vatrano has collected 21 goals and 12 assists in 45 games for Anaheim, good for 33 points.
Troy Terry has amassed 29 points this season, with 11 goals and 18 assists.
Mason McTavish’s 13 goals and 15 assists add up to 28 points this season.
John Gibson is 8-19-0 on the season, giving up 83 goals (3.1 goals against average) and collecting 733 saves with an .897 save percentage (48th in the league).