How to Watch Edmonton Oilers vs. Anaheim Ducks: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time - 3-30-2024

The Anaheim Ducks (24-45-4) will try to stop a six-game road losing streak when they square off against the Edmonton Oilers (44-23-4) on Saturday, March 30 at 4:00 PM ET on ESPN+, BSSC, and BSSD.

Oilers vs. Ducks Game TV Channel & Live Stream

Date: Saturday, March 30, 2024
Time: 4:00 PM ET
TV: Bally Sports (Regional restrictions may apply)
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Oilers and Ducks Stats, Key Players, and Injuries

Oilers Insights

The Oilers’ 254 total goals (3.6 per game) rank fourth in the NHL.
The Oilers have allowed 204 total goals (2.9 per game), the eighth-fewest in league play.
Their +50 goal differential is sixth-best in the league.
The 59 power-play goals the Oilers have recorded this season (fourth-most in the NHL) have come on 212 power-play chances.
The Oilers have the league’s second-best power-play conversion rate (27.83%).
The seven shorthanded goals the Oilers have scored this season rank ninth among NHL squads.
The Oilers kill 79.91% of opponent power plays, the 15th-ranked penalty-kill percentage in the league.
The Oilers win the fifth-highest percentage of faceoffs in the NHL, 52.6%.
The Oilers connect on 10.6% of their shots (10th in the league).
The Oilers have shut out opponents four times this season. As a team, they are averaging 20.7 hits and 13.8 blocked shots per game.

Oilers Key Players

With 27 goals and 95 assists this season, Connor McDavid is one of Edmonton’s top contributors (122 points).
With 38 goals and 58 assists, Leon Draisaitl is one of the most important offensive options for Edmonton with his 96 points (1.4 per game).
Evan Bouchard has created 74 points for Edmonton in 71 games this season, scoring on 8.3% of his shots and putting up 16 goals and 58 assists.
As Edmonton’s top goalie, Stuart Skinner has recorded 33 wins and 14 losses this season while giving up 133 goals with 1292 saves.

Oilers Injuries

Vincent Desharnais: Hand (Questionable)

Ducks Insights

The Ducks’ 178 goals on the season (2.4 per game) rank them 30th in the NHL.
The Ducks’ total of 262 goals conceded (3.6 per game) is 30th in the NHL.
Their -84 goal differential is 30th in the league.
With 38 power-play goals (on 217 chances), the Ducks are 24th in the NHL.
The Ducks score on 17.51% of their power plays, No. 25 in the NHL.
This season, the Ducks have 11 shorthanded goals (third in league).
The 73.24% penalty-kill percentage of the Ducks is 31st in the NHL.
At 47.5%, the Ducks have the NHL’s 24th-ranked faceoff win percentage.
The 9% shooting percentage of the Ducks is 28th in the league.
The Ducks have shut out their opponent once. They are averaging 19.4 hits and 16.5 blocked shots per game.

Ducks Key Players

Frank Vatrano’s 51 points make him a pivotal offensive option for Anaheim. He has 30 goals and 21 assists in 73 games.
Troy Terry is a leading scorer for Anaheim with 49 total points this season. He has scored 19 goals and added 30 assists in 67 games.
Mason McTavish’s 17 goals and 22 assists add up to 39 points this season.
John Gibson is 13-25-2 this season, amassing 1138 saves and giving up 139 goals (3.4 goals against average) with an .890 save percentage (60th in the league).