CONNECT!
  • PODCAST
  • ITUNES

SIGN UP FOR
OUR NEWS LETTER

MAKE A DONATION

DONATE

VIDEO: Henrique’s Debut Spoiled By Columbus

Photo: AP/Jay LaPrete

By Michael Walters

The Anaheim Ducks took on the Columbus Blue Jackets with two new faces in their lineup, Adam Henrique and Joseph Blandisi. Ondrej Kase was activated off the injured reserve list and played. Jakob Silfverberg did not play. John Gibson was in net for Anaheim and Joonas Korpisalo went for Columbus.

First Period

The Blue Jackets opened up the scoring when Brandon Dubinsky took a shot that beat Gibson as he was screened on the play. About two minutes later Cam Fowler tied the game on a point shot that snuck by Korpisalo. The teams remained tied at one after the first period.

Second Period

Adam Henrique made an immediate impact as he made a pass springing Kevin Roy on a breakaway that resulted in a goal giving Anaheim a 2-1 lead. Halfway though the period Kevin Bieksa would get called for high sticking and Artemi Panarin would score to tie the game. At the end of the period Gibson would get called for tripping Nick Foligno after he hit Josh Manson and a scrum would breakout. The score remained tied after two periods.

Third Period

In the final frame things continued to be chippy as players started jawing at each other. It seemed like the game might head to overtime, but Josh Anderson scored to give Columbus the one goal lead. The Ducks had a power play in the final minutes of the game and pulled Gibson, but they couldn’t tie the game. Columbus scored an empty net goal and won 4-2.

Analysis

The Ducks took too many penalties in this game and let chances slip away. Anaheim had a four minute power play early in the game that they couldn’t convert one. They also had a 6-on-4 advantage late in the game, but couldn’t tie the game. The Ducks had some chances at open nets as well, but missed on those opportunities. Anaheim will regroup and face Nashville tomorrow.

Want to start your sports media career? Then Join The Puck Network!

DucksNPucks is part of The Puck Network, which covers the entire NHL. There are openings to cover your favorite team(s) and earn school credits! If you are interested, then apply by filling out the form here: Join Our Team. What are you waiting for? Start your sports media career TODAY!

December 1st, 2017


Filed under: Ducks News Tagged: Anaheim Ducks, columbus blue jackets, ducksnpucks

PICK A TEAM

chigago blackhawks

Chi-Town Hawks

anaheim ducks

Ducks N Pucks

boston bruins

Bruin Strong

carolina hurricanes

Carolina Caniacs

colorado avalanche

Denver Avs

arizona coyotes

Coyotes Howl

Buffalo sabres

Sabres Den

columbus blue jackets

Blue Jacket Army

dallas stars

Shootout Stars

calgary flames

Fierce Flames

detroit red wings

Red Wings Town

new york islanders

Long island Pucks

minnesota wild

Rink Wild

edmonton oilers

Ice Oilers

florida panthers

Roaring Panthers

new york rangers

Fighting Rangers

nashville predators

Preds N Pucks

los angeles kings

LA Royalty

montreal canadiens

Hockey Habs

new jersey devils

Puck Devils

st.louis blues

Break Away Blues

san jose sharks

Bay Sharks

ottawa senators

Slap Shot Sens

philadelphia flyers

Furious Flyers

winnipeg jets

High Flying Jets

vancouver canucks

Canucks N Pucks

tampa bay lightning

Bay Bolts

pittsburgh

Pens N Pucks

toronto maple Leafs

Just Leafs

washington capitals

Capital Pucks