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The Ducks miss a chance to climb into first place in the Pacific Division with a 5-1 loss to hockey's most formidable team, just their third defeat in the past 15 games and their first at home sinc ...

With only a few days until the trade deadline, the Ducks should be in the market to make a move.

On track to make the playoffs for the first time in eight years, the Ducks have the depth and draft capital to make several moves ahead of Friday's noon PT cutoff.

The teams split a pair of games in Denver earlier this season, and the Ducks come into this one having won five consecutive games and 12 of their past 14.

Mason McTavish scores the deciding shootout goal for the Ducks, who remain perfect in shootouts this season, in a 3-2 win.

Southern California cities like San Diego, Anaheim, Chula Vista and Irvine don't even appear on the list until near the bottom.

Despite another really short week, the Ducks continued their positive momentum for a playoff spot. Plus, this week's three stars, biggest concern, what's next.

Coming off thrilling triumphs over Edmonton and Winnipeg, the Ducks hope for a more mundane victorious outcome when they host Calgary on Sunday.

Rookie Beckett Sennecke assists on consecutive scores to close the gap in regulation before creating Chris Kreider's game-winner with 12 seconds left in overtime in a 5-4 win.

After the Winter Olympics break, the Ducks returned to the ice and continued their playoff push.