Puck drop is scheduled for 8:00 PM ET (5:00 PM PT local)
Venue: Honda Center, Anaheim, CA
This Pacific Division matchup is the fourth and final meeting of the regular-season series between the clubs. The road team has won the previous three contests. Calgary arrives after a 3-2 road win over the Kings the night before as part of a California swing, while Anaheim looks to rebound from a 6-2 home loss to the Islanders.
Current Player Rosters / Projected Lineups
Calgary Flames (projected):
Forwards: Joel Farabee – Mikael Backlund – Matt Coronato; Matvei Gridin – Martin Pospisil – Ryan Strome; Yegor Sharangovich – Morgan Frost – Adam Klapka; William Stromgren – Jonathan Castagna – Aydar Suniev.
Defense: Yan Kuznetsov – Zayne Parekh; Joel Hanley – Simon Nemec; Jake Middleton – Zach Whitecloud.
Goalies: Devin Cooley (expected starter), Dustin Wolf.
Anaheim Ducks (projected):
Forwards: Cutter Gauthier – Leo Carlsson – Judd Caulfield; Beckett Sennecke – Mikael Granlund – Troy Terry; Jeff Malott – Tim Washe – Sam Colangelo; Nikita Nesterenko – Roger McQueen – Alex Killorn.
Defense: Jackson LaCombe – Drew Helleson; Tyson Hinds – Tristan Luneau; Pavel Mintyukov – Noah Warren.
Goalies: Ville Husso (expected), Lukas Dostal.
Listed Injury Reports
Flames:
Jonathan Huberdeau (LW) — Out/IR (hip; not traveling on the road trip; expected mid-to-late November).
Kevin Bahl (D) — Out for season (Achilles/lower body).
Connor Zary (C) listed out in some reports (knee).
Ducks:
A.J. Greer (LW) — Out/IR (upper body).
Ian Moore (D) — Out/IR (lower body; possible return around this timeframe in some updates).
Ryan Poehling (C) — Out/IR-LT (knee/MCL).
Both sides are missing notable contributors, particularly Calgary on defense and Anaheim in the forward/defensive mix.
Key Player versus Player Matchups
Cutter Gauthier / Leo Carlsson / Troy Terry vs. Flames defense (Kuznetsov-Parekh and secondary pairs): Anaheim’s high-powered scoring (Gauthier on a lengthy goal streak in recent form) against Calgary’s blue line.
Joel Farabee / Matt Coronato / Mikael Backlund vs. Ducks top pairs: Calgary’s top forward group testing Anaheim’s structure.
Martin Pospisil / secondary lines and physical play: Net-front and forecheck battles.
Special teams: Anaheim boasts one of the league’s top power plays; Calgary has a solid PP percentage as well.
Goaltending: Devin Cooley vs. Ville Husso on the second night of back-to-backs for both teams.
Anaheim’s offensive firepower (especially on the power play) faces a Flames group that has shown competitiveness on the road recently.
Recent Team Forms
Flames: Coming off a 3-2 win at Los Angeles to start their California trip. Mixed overall results this season with improved five-on-five moments noted after the Kings victory. Offense has been inconsistent, but secondary scoring and goaltending contributions have helped in spots.
Ducks: High-scoring stretch earlier (multiple games with five-plus goals) but coming off a 6-2 home loss. Strong power-play production (league-leading in some metrics) and young talent leading the attack. Defensive consistency remains a work in progress.
Series History
Fourth and final regular-season meeting. Road teams have won the first three. Calgary took a 4-2 win in Anaheim earlier (Oct.), while Anaheim responded with a 5-3 victory in a more recent matchup. Competitive Pacific Division series overall.
Betting Trends
Totals often set near 6.5, reflecting Anaheim’s scoring ability and both teams’ goals-against numbers. Back-to-back status and expected backup/secondary goalies influence the market.
Expect a competitive, higher-event Pacific Division game. Anaheim’s offensive talent (led by Gauthier and Carlsson) and power-play edge should provide enough to edge a Flames side that is competitive on the road but missing key pieces and playing the second half of a back-to-back. Calgary can keep it close with structure and secondary scoring, but the Ducks’ home advantage and scoring depth favor a narrow win.
Game Odds
Calgary Flames 6.5
Anaheim Ducks – 148
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odd Direct as of Saturday, November 14, 2026
