Game Day Preview: Ducks Look to Keep Rolling in Pittsburgh

The Ducks have been led by the Frank Vatrano-Mason McTavish-Ryan Strome line. They've outscored opponents 8-2 at 5-on-5 and the three players have combined for 13 goals and 14 assists overall.

The Anaheim Ducks head into Pittsburgh on Monday riding a three-game win streak they'll want to extend to four against the Penguins.

The Ducks have been led by the Frank Vatrano-Mason McTavish-Ryan Strome line. They've outscored opponents 8-2 at 5-on-5 and the three players have combined for 13 goals and 14 assists overall.

They come up against a Penguins team that's trying to find its feet with some new faces, starting the season 3-5.

After playing the last two, it will be interesting to see if Leo Carlsson draws in tonight. The outlined plan has him only play two games a week, which means he could come out tonight and feature in Wednesday and Sunday's games. 

But, with a big gap between games, maybe Carlsson will feature in all three this week.

After Lukas Dostal started the last game, I expect John Gibson to get the nod between the pipes. 

Forwards:

Adam Henrique - Trevor Zegras - Troy Terry

Frank Vatrano - Mason McTavish - Ryan Strome

Max Jones - Benoit Olivier-Groulx - Jakub Silfverberg

Ross Johnston - Sam Carrick - Brett Leason

Defense:

Cam Fowler - Tristan Luneau

Jackson LaCombe - Radko Gudas

Pavel Mintyukov - Ilya Lyubushkin

Goalies: 

John Gibson

Lukas Dostal

Forwards:

Jake Guentzel - Sidney Crosby - Bryan Rust

Reilly Smith - Evgeni Malkin - Rickard Rakell 

Drew O'Connor - Lars Eller - Radim Zohora

Matthew Nieto - Noel Acciari - Jeff Carter

Defense:

Ryan Graves - Kris Letang

Marcus Pettersson - Erik Karlsson

Ryan Shea - Chad Ruhwedel

Goalies:  

Tristan Jarry

Magnus Hellberg