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What we learned from the Ducks' 4-0 win in Vancouver
With just six goals allowed in the last five games, the Ducks are suddenly in defensive mode. In winning their sixth consecutive game Tuesday, 4-0 in Vancouver, Anaheim let just 17 shots reach goalie Frederik Andersen. Andersen stopped each of them to tie Montreal’s Bill Durnan (1944) for the winningest start by a goalie in NHL history (47 wins in 63 decisions). Defenseman Clayton Stoner launched his body forward to make a shutout-clinching diving takeaway of a puck in front of Andersen and Anaheim blocked 14 shots while performing precisely on the back end. Takeaway No. 1: This was something to aspire to repeat. The victory wasn’t against a team staggering through a...
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What we learned from the Ducks' 4-0 win in Vancouver
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