Opponent--Toronto Maple Leafs.Site--Pond of Anaheim.Time--7:30.TV--Fox Sports West...

Opponent--Toronto Maple Leafs.

Site--Pond of Anaheim.

Time--7:30.

TV--Fox Sports West 2.

Radio--KEZY-FM (95.9).

Records--Ducks 21-28-6, Maple Leafs 21-33-1.

Record vs. Maple Leafs--1-2.

Duck update--Coach Ron Wilson’s two-game experiment with revamped lines ends tonight. He will reunite the top line of Paul Kariya, Steve Rucchin and Teemu Selanne. The Ducks have lost four of five and will be without five key role players tonight. Forwards Ted Drury, Kevin Todd and Warren Rychel and defensemen Ken Baumgartner and David Karpa are out because of injuries. Drury, who has a broken right wrist, and Todd, who has elbow tendinitis, could play, but Wilson wants to wait until they’re improved.

Maple Leaf update--Toronto outworked the Ducks in a 4-2 victory last Wednesday, then followed the same method of operation to defeat Vancouver, 4-2. The Maple Leafs haven’t won three in a row since defeating St. Louis, Chicago and the New York Islanders in late December. Mats Sundin, who leads the Maple Leafs with 32 goals, scored the game-winning goals against the Ducks and the Canucks. He has three goals and two assists in the last two games.