Monday’s tightly contested game – a 3-1 Ducks defeat – was nothing like the opener of this two-game mini-series in St. Louis, which the Blues won in a rout.
November 21, 2022 at 7:44 p.m.ST. LOUIS — The Ducks have played 19 games without winning in regulation after dropping another game in St. Louis, losing 3-1 to the Blues on Monday night at Enterprise Center. They are one game from matching the Arizona Coyotes, who, in 2017, became the first team in NHL history to go 20 games into the season without a win in regulation. In 1999, the Calgary Flames went 19 games at the start of the season before winning in regulation.
The tightly contested game against the Blues was nothing like the first game of this mini-series between the teams, which St Louis won, 6-2, on Saturday behind Pavel Buchnevich’s four-point night. On Monday, the teams traded first-period goals and played a scoreless second. The Ducks couldn’t have gotten off to a much worse start – losing the opening faceoff and allowing a goal in the first 11 seconds, via Acciari – but they managed to collect themselves after a few shaky shifts after the Acciari goal.
The Ducks pulled even with a fortuitous play late in the first period with 18 seconds remaining. It looked like defenseman Cam Fowler’s shot was going wide but it went off defenseman Nick Leddy’s thigh past Blues goalie Jordan Binnington.
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