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Troy Terry’s late power play goal secures a thrilling 5-4 victory for the Anaheim Ducks over the Nashville Predators, clinching the third seed in the Pacific Division. Stay tuned to discover how this pivotal win shapes the Ducks' playoff journey.
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The Ducks finish the regular season with a 43-33-6 record, their best since 2017-18, and prepare to face the Edmonton Oilers in the first round starting Monday. Anaheim had multiple scenarios to secure a playoff spot, but this win simplifies their path. Cutter Gauthier opens the scoring just 96 seconds in, marking his 41st goal of the season. Nashville responds with Steven Stamkos, who nets his 42nd goal, and Filip Forsberg scores twice, bringing his total to 40.
The back-and-forth battle sees goals from Jackson LaCombe and Alex Killorn for Anaheim, while Mikael Granlund tallies three assists. Despite the Ducks’ struggles down the stretch with a 2-6-2 record in their last ten games, they emerge victorious against Nashville, who had already been eliminated from playoff contention. The stage is set for an exciting postseason clash against the Oilers.
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