Ducks Extend Win Streak With Power Play Surge
Anaheim has now won four straight games as several players post long point streaks.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Hockey
The Ducks won four consecutive games, scoring at least five goals in seven straight contests. Four Ducks rank among the NHL's top five active point streaks, led by Jackson LaCombe's nine-game run.
Why it matters
The streak puts Anaheim among the league's most productive offenses at a point in the season when standings positions are taking shape. Strong special teams play and balanced scoring give the club a model for sustained production.
The Ducks' power play has converted 50% of its opportunities since Oct. 22 and has ranked first in the league since Oct. 17, while Cutter Gauthier has scored 10 goals over a seven-game span including back-to-back hat tricks. The extraction does not show how these rates compare to league averages from the same period.
The players
Jackson LaCombe
LaCombe is a Ducks defenseman whose nine-game point streak is among the NHL's longest active runs.
Leo Carlsson
Carlsson is an Anaheim center who has recorded 15 points during a seven-game point streak.
Pittsburgh Penguins
The Penguins are an NHL franchise based in Pittsburgh that has lost eight of its past 10 games.
The details
Jackson LaCombe has recorded a nine-game point streak, Leo Carlsson has 15 points over seven games, and Cutter Gauthier has 10 goals over the same stretch. Tristan Luneau has added 10 points in that span, and Beckett Sennecke has 13 points in his past seven appearances.
Timeline
Oct. 17: The Ducks' power play became the league's best.
Oct. 20: The Ducks' overall offense ranked first in the league.
Oct. 22: The power play began converting at 50%.
Nov. 8: The Ducks host the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Season Trajectory
Four Ducks placing among the NHL's top five active point streaks marks a concentration of production that few clubs have matched so far this season. The strength of Anaheim's power play since Oct. 17 places the team in contention to build on its early momentum in the Western Conference standings.
Fantasy managers rostering LaCombe, Carlsson, Gauthier, or Luneau have seen consistent production over the past week. The Ducks' power play output also matters for daily lineup decisions on power-play-dependent players.
The takeaway
Sustained power play efficiency and depth scoring have carried Anaheim through a difficult travel stretch, and the Ducks' ability to maintain both will show whether the streak reflects lasting form. Fans and fantasy managers should track whether these point streaks continue into the next home stand.
What happens next
The Ducks host the Pittsburgh Penguins on Nov. 8.
Further reading
For more on the team's current form, see Anaheim Hockey coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Daily News.
