How to Watch Vegas Golden Knights vs. Anaheim Ducks: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time – 10-14-2023

October 13, 2023

The Vegas Golden Knights host the Anaheim Ducks on Saturday, October 14 at 10:00 PM ET on ESPN+, BSSC, BSSD, and SCRIPPS.

Golden Knights vs. Ducks Game Info

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The Golden Knights’ 267 goals scored last season (3.3 per game) ranked 14th in the league.
The Golden Knights were 11th in goals against, giving up 225 total goals (2.7 per game) in NHL play.
They had the league’s ninth-best goal differential at +42.
The 42 power-play goals the Golden Knights put up last season ranked 25th in the NHL (on 207 power-play chances).
The Golden Knights’ 20.29% power-play conversion rate was 18th in the league.
The 10 shorthanded goals the Golden Knights scored last season ranked sixth among NHL teams.
The Golden Knights killed 77.44% of opponent power plays, the 19th-ranked percentage in the league.
The Golden Knights won 52.3% of their faceoffs to rank seventh in the NHL.
The Golden Knights had a 10.3% shooting percentage, which ranked 12th in the league.
The Golden Knights shut out opponents three times last season. They averaged 23.5 hits and 18.2 blocked shots per game.

With 27 goals and 39 assists last season, Jack Eichel was one of Vegas’ top contributors (66 points).
Having scored 16 goals and adding 49 assists a year ago, Chandler Stephenson was a key piece on offense for Vegas over the course 81 games.
With 57 points in 76 games last season (28 goals and 29 assists), Jonathan Marchessault was a key cog in the Vegas’ offensive efforts.
Across 27 games played, Adin Hill had a goaltending record of 16-7-1 last season. During those games, he yielded 62 goals while recording 659 saves.

Zach Whitecloud: Undisclosed (Out), Alec Martinez: Undisclosed (Out)

With 206 goals (2.5 per game) last season, the Ducks had the NHL’s 31st-ranked offense.
The Ducks gave up 335 total goals (4.1 per game), 32nd in the NHL.
They had the 32nd-ranked goal differential in the league at -129.
The Ducks had 36 power-play goals (on 229 chances), 30th in the NHL.
The Ducks had the NHL’s 31st-ranked power-play percentage (15.72%).
In terms of shorthanded goal, the Ducks had one.
The Ducks’ had the 31st-ranked penalty kill percentage (72.14%).
The Ducks won 46.7% of faceoffs, 27th in the NHL.
The Ducks’ 8.9% shooting percentage was 30th in the league.
The Ducks shut out their opponents once. They averaged 15.7 hits and 14.6 blocked shots per game.

Trevor Zegras put up 65 points (0.8 per game) for Anaheim last season, with 23 goals and 42 assists in 81 games (playing 18:35 per game).
Alex Killorn amassed 64 points last season, with 27 goals and 37 assists.
Troy Terry was a key player on offense for Anaheim with 23 goals and 38 assists.
Lukas Dostal had a 4-10-3 record last season, with a 90.133 save percentage (36th in the league). He gave up 67 goals (1.8 goals against average).

Isac Lundestrom: Achilles (Out), Leo Carlsson: Lower Body (Out)