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Up next for the Ducks: Wednesday vs. Vancouver

Ducks look to end their 0-3 start against a talented Canucks squad.

October 12, 2010|By Robyn Norwood

Ducks tonight

VS. VANCOUVER

Where: Honda Center.

When: 7.

On the air: TV: Prime Ticket; Radio: 830

Records: Ducks 0-3-0, Canucks 1-0-1.

Record vs. Canucks (2009-10): 2-1-1.

Update: The Canucks, led by 2010 NHL most valuable player Henrik Sedin and his brother Daniel, face the Ducks and then the Kings on Friday. Goaltender Roberto Luongo, known for slow starts, has started hot with a .96 goals-against average and a .973 save percentage after two games.