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Leo Carlsson, rookie Beckett Sennecke lead first-place Ducks' 7-1 rout of road-weary Blackhawks

Frank Vatrano nets goal for Ducks

Jacob Trouba, Mason McTavish, Alex Killorn and Frank Vatrano also scored for the Pacific Division-leading Ducks, who have won three of four. Anaheim took charge with a four-goal second period that featured a franchise-record 27 shots on Chicago's net, capped by Carlsson's 15th goal on a fluttering deflection for a 5-0 lead.

Ville Husso made 19 saves for the Ducks, who beat Chicago for the first time in three tries this season. Ryan Strome, Cutter Gauthier and Chris Kreider had two assists apiece.

Arvid Söderblom stopped 46 shots — 39 in the first two periods — in a standout effort for the struggling Blackhawks, who will be eager to get out of Southern California after losing 6-0 at Los Angeles on Saturday. Tyler Bertuzzi scored for Chicago, which has lost eight of 10 after a 10-5-4 start to the season.

Connor Bedard had an assist for his 40th point in 29 games. Carlsson, drafted one pick after Bedard in 2023, has 38 points in 29 games.

Trouba opened the scoring in the first period with an undefended slap shot after an egregious Blackhawks turnover. The veteran defenseman has five goals in his last 23 games — which is more than he scored in his previous 165 games over parts of four seasons with the Rangers and Ducks.

Sennecke set up McTavish's power-play goal to open the second period before scoring his eighth goal on a beautiful dangle. The 19-year-old forward — who wasn't a sure thing to make the Ducks' roster in October — has played his way into the Calder Trophy race with nine goals and 15 assists in his first 29 games.

Anaheim’s 27 shots in the second surpassed the club record set Jan. 1, 1994.

Chicago avoided a second straight shutout with Bertuzzi's goal on a power play moments later. Bertuzzi has scored 12 of his 15 goals on the road.

Up next Blackhawks: Host New York Rangers on Wednesday.

Ducks: At Pittsburgh on Tuesday to open a five-game trip.

Regular Season Series

CHI wins series 2-1

Scoring Summary

Goal 1st Period 10:16 Jacob Trouba Goal (5) Slap Shot, assists: none
Goal 2nd Period 6:40 Mason McTavish Goal (7) Wrist Shot, assists: Beckett Sennecke (15), Cutter Gauthier (16)
Goal 2nd Period 9:26 Beckett Sennecke Goal (9) Snap Shot, assists: Cutter Gauthier (17), Radko Gudas (5)
Goal 2nd Period 16:09 Alex Killorn Goal (2) Wrist Shot, assists: Ryan Strome (3), Pavel Mintyukov (5)
Goal 2nd Period 17:23 Leo Carlsson Goal (15) Snap Shot, assists: Chris Kreider (7), Troy Terry (23)
Goal 3rd Period 0:15 Leo Carlsson Goal (16) Snap Shot, assists: Chris Kreider (8), Jackson LaCombe (13)
Goal 3rd Period 1:40 Tyler Bertuzzi Goal (15) Snap Shot, assists: Connor Bedard (22), Artyom Levshunov (13)
Goal 3rd Period 18:08 Frank Vatrano Goal (3) Snap Shot, assists: Olen Zellweger (7), Ryan Strome (4)

Statistics

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10 Blocked Shots 8
15 Hits 15
5 Takeaways 4
20 Shots 53
1 Power Play Goals 2
2 Power Play Opportunities 5
50.0 Power Play Percentage 40.0
0 Short Handed Goals 0
0 Shootout Goals 0
28 Faceoffs Won 30
48.3 Faceoff Win Percent 51.7
17 Giveaways 12
5 Total Penalties 2
10 Penalty Minutes 4
Anaheim Ducks Anaheim Ducks Injuries
NAME, POS STATUS DATE
Troy Terry, RW Injured Reserve Jan 28
Mason McTavish, C Day-To-Day Jan 27
Leo Carlsson, C Out Jan 16
Petr Mrazek, G Injured Reserve Jan 7
Frank Vatrano, RW Injured Reserve Dec 31
Chicago Blackhawks Chicago Blackhawks Injuries
NAME, POS STATUS DATE
Ryan Ellis, D Injured Reserve Jan 8
Shea Weber, D Injured Reserve Sep 30

Game Information

Honda Center

Location: Anaheim, CA
Attendance: 15,511 | Capacity:

2025-26 Central Division Standings

TEAM W L PTS OTL
Colorado 35 6 79 9
Minnesota 30 14 70 10
Dallas 30 14 69 9
Utah 28 21 60 4
Nashville 24 23 53 5
Chicago 21 23 51 9
Winnipeg 21 24 49 7
St. Louis 19 25 47 9

2025-26 Pacific Division Standings

TEAM W L PTS OTL
Vegas 25 14 63 13
Edmonton 27 19 62 8
Anaheim 28 22 59 3
San Jose 27 21 57 3
Los Angeles 22 16 57 13
Seattle 24 19 57 9
Calgary 21 25 48 6
Vancouver 17 31 39 5
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