Game 62: Ducks vs Oilers

Where? - Rexall Place, Edmonton, Alberta
When? - 7.00 PM EST / 4.00 PM PDT / 1.00 AM CET

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Team comparison, Ducks - Oilers:

Games Played: 61-60
Points: 65-44
Power Play: 19.2% - 18.5%
Penalty Kill: 80.6% - 76.6%

Ducks record: 29-25-7 (11th in the Western Conference)
Oilers record: 19-35-6 (15th in the Western Conference)

Ducks probable line up:

Matt Beleskey - Ryan Getzlaf - Corey Perry
Bobby Ryan - Saku Koivu - Teemu Selanne

Todd Marchant - Kyle Chipchura - Troy Bodie

Jason Blake - Ryan Carter - George Parros

Scott Niedermayer - James Wisniewski

Ryan Whitney - Steve Eminger
Sheldon Brookbank - Brett Festerling

Jonas Hiller (Vesa Toskala)

Notes:

- Center Ryan Getzlaf is questionable for tonight's game with an ankle sprain.

- Right winger Joffrey Lupul is recovering from back surgery. A recovery which has been slowed down because of an infaction. He is likely to be out until mid March-early April.

Oilers probable line up:

Dustin Penner - Andrew Cogliano - Robert Nilsson

Patrick O'Sullivan - Ryan Potulny - Mike Comrie

Ethan Moreau - Shawn Horcoff - Fernando Pisani

Jean-Francois Jacques - Marc-Antoine Pouliot - Zach Stortini

Denis Grebeshkov - Lubomir Visnovsky

Tom Gilbert - Jason Strudwick

Taylor Chorney - Alex Plante

Jeff Deslauriers (Bryan Pitton)

Notes:

- Right winger Ales Hemsky is out for the remainder of the season due to a shoulder injury. Goaltender Nikolai Khabubilin is also likely to be out for the rest of the season because of back issues.

- Center Sam Gagner is out until at least early March with a knee injury.

- Center Ryan Stone is out with a knee injury for an uncertain period of time.

- Defenseman Sheldon Souray is likely to be out until mid March with a broken hand.

- Defenseman Ladislav Smid is out with an arm injury.

- Defenseman Steve Staios is likely to serve as a healthy scratch along with Right winger Robert Nilsson and center Gilbert Brule.