Calgary Flames vs Anaheim Ducks Live Stream
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Fixture facts
- Game day
- Puck drop
- (Tue 9:45 PM EDT)
- Event
- NHL
- Expected length
- Around 2 and a half hours
- Location
- Honda Center, Anaheim, CA
- Broadcasters
- ESPN+, KCOP, Prime Video (Local)
Team profiles
Anaheim Ducks
- Home arena
- Honda Center, Anaheim
- Position
- 3rd in Pacific Division
- Record to date
- 3-1-0; 1-1-0 at home, 2-0-0 away
- Year founded
- 1993
Calgary Flames
- Position
- 8th in Pacific Division
- Record to date
- 0-4-0; 0-2-0 at home, 0-2-0 away
- Year founded
- 1972
Who are the Anaheim Ducks?
The Ducks franchise began in 1993. Honda Center is their home arena. Current position: 3rd in Pacific Division.
Who are the Calgary Flames?
The Flames carry a 0-4-0 record into this game. On the road they are 0-2-0; at home, 0-2-0.
Squad lists
Ducks squad, 28 names
| # | Player | Position | Height | Birth country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13 | Nikita Nesterenko | C | 6′2″ | USA |
| 25 | Ryan Poehling | C | 6′2″ | USA |
| 42 | Tim Washe | C | 6′3″ | USA |
| 64 | Mikael Granlund | C | 5′10″ | FIN |
| 91 | Leo Carlsson | C | 6′3″ | SWE |
| 17 | Alex Killorn | LW | 6′1″ | CAN |
| 18 | A.J. Greer | LW | 6′3″ | CAN |
| 39 | Jeff Malott | LW | 6′5″ | CAN |
| 61 | Cutter Gauthier | LW | 6′2″ | USA |
| 12 | Sam Colangelo | RW | 6′2″ | USA |
| 19 | Troy Terry | RW | 6′0″ | USA |
| 28 | Judd Caulfield | RW | 6′3″ | USA |
| 40 | Nikita Klepov | RW | 6′0″ | USA |
| 45 | Beckett Sennecke | RW | 6′3″ | CAN |
| 77 | Frank Vatrano | RW | 5′11″ | USA |
| 2 | Jackson LaCombe | D | 6′2″ | USA |
| 3 | Ian Moore | D | 6′3″ | USA |
| 4 | Nick Jensen | D | 6′0″ | USA |
| 14 | Drew Helleson | D | 6′3″ | USA |
| 34 | Travis Mitchell | D | 6′4″ | USA |
| 47 | Noah Warren | D | 6′4″ | CAN |
| 55 | Tyson Hinds | D | 6′3″ | CAN |
| 67 | Tristan Luneau | D | 6′1″ | CAN |
| 98 | Pavel Mintyukov | D | 6′1″ | RUS |
| Ian Mitchell | D | 6′0″ | CAN | |
| 1 | Lukas Dostal | G | 6′2″ | CZE |
| 30 | Elijah Neuenschwander | G | 6′4″ | SUI |
| 33 | Ville Husso | G | 6′3″ | FIN |
Flames squad, 24 names
| # | Player | Position | Height | Birth country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | Mikael Backlund | C | 6′0″ | SWE |
| 16 | Morgan Frost | C | 6′0″ | CAN |
| 17 | Yegor Sharangovich | C | 6′2″ | BLR |
| 22 | Ryan Strome | C | 6′1″ | CAN |
| 38 | Jonathan Castagna | C | 6′1″ | CAN |
| 76 | Martin Pospisil | C | 6′2″ | SVK |
| 10 | Jonathan Huberdeau | LW | 6′1″ | CAN |
| 29 | Samuel Honzek | LW | 6′4″ | Czechoslovakia |
| 61 | Aydar Suniev | LW | 6′2″ | RUS |
| 78 | Brennan Othmann | LW | 6′0″ | CAN |
| 86 | Joel Farabee | LW | 6′0″ | USA |
| 27 | Matt Coronato | RW | 5′10″ | USA |
| 43 | Adam Klapka | RW | 6′8″ | CZE |
| 72 | Maxim Tsyplakov | RW | 6′3″ | RUS |
| 92 | Matvei Gridin | RW | 6′1″ | RUS |
| 7 | Kevin Bahl | D | 6′6″ | CAN |
| 19 | Zayne Parekh | D | 6′0″ | CAN |
| 28 | Zach Whitecloud | D | 6′2″ | CAN |
| 37 | Yan Kuznetsov | D | 6′4″ | RUS |
| 44 | Joel Hanley | D | 5′11″ | CAN |
| 55 | Jake Middleton | D | 6′3″ | CAN |
| 71 | Simon Nemec | D | 6′1″ | Czechoslovakia |
| 1 | Devin Cooley | G | 6′5″ | USA |
| 32 | Dustin Wolf | G | 6′0″ | USA |
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About this NHL game page
Calgary Flames play Anaheim Ducks on (NHL). The stream links above are the feeds we can see for it right now. With 84 games per team this season, most nights of the NHL week have a full slate.
Expect it to take around 2 and a half hours; the listed broadcasters are ESPN+, KCOP, Prime Video (Local).
Reading the feed list
- A Main row is the feed we picked for this game. When there is one, it is at the top.
- Core, Vector, Nexus and Vertex are other channels, and the number after each name is the mirror on that channel.
- A row opens the player in a new tab. Full screen and casting are handled by the player; this page does not play video.
- Channels with nothing on are left out, so a short list just means few feeds are up.
Quick answers
Is it free? Yes. There is no account and nothing to pay.
Which row should I try first? Start at the top. Main and Core rows tend to hold up best. Vertex is a third-party player with the most ads, so keep it for last.
Why is there no feed at the start? Some channels go live a few minutes late. Reload this page shortly after the start and check again.
Does it work on a phone? Yes. The player runs in the browser on phones and tablets, and most players can cast to a TV.
