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Anaheim Ducks NHL season performance

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The Anaheim Ducks have secured recent victories in their NHL campaign. In an October matchup, the team defeated the Calgary Flames 4-1, though the win resulted in injuries to forwards Cutter Gauthier and Ryan Poehling. In November, the Ducks achieved a 5-4 win against the Edmonton Oilers, marking their third consecutive victory. This game was characterized by high physical tension, including multiple fights and hard hits involving players such as Drew Helleson, Vasilij Podkolzin, Connor McDavid, Leo Carlsson, and Pavel Mintyukov. More recently, the Ducks extended their winning streak to four games with a 5-3 victory over the Calgary Flames. During this matchup, Cutter Gauthier extended his goal streak to five games by scoring a late game-winner. Other scorers included Jeff Malott, Tristan Luneau, Leo Carlsson, and Nikita Nesterenko. Following the Flames win, the Ducks defeated the Edmonton Oilers 5-4, marking their sixth consecutive game with at least five goals scored. This win was highlighted by standout performances from Pavel Mintyukov and Beckett Sennecke, who each recorded two goals and an assist. The game featured significant physical intensity, including a hit on Connor McDavid by Drew Helleson that led to on-ice altercations. In a subsequent matchup against the Calgary Flames, the Ducks secured their fourth straight win via a 5-3 comeback victory. After trailing 3-1 following the first period, Anaheim rallied to score in the final two periods. Cutter Gauthier scored the game-winning goal with 1:34 remaining in the third period, marking his tenth goal during a five-game scoring streak. Other Anaheim scorers included Jeff Malott, Tristan Luneau, Leo Carlsson, and Nikita Nesterenko, while Mikael Granlund and Beckett Sennecke each recorded two assists. This victory, which moves the Ducks to a 9-7-1 record, established a franchise record of scoring five or more goals in six consecutive games.

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