McTavish scored a goal on five shots and added two PIM in Wednesday's 5-4 loss to the Canucks.

McTavish has two goals and two assists over his last four outings. The 22-year-old center is up to five goals and 15 points through 23 contests overall. He's added 32 PIM, 39 shots on net, 25 hits and a plus-1 rating. McTavish's playing style is well-suited to top-six minutes, where he can use his compete level to win battles all over the ice, and it's paying off this year as theDucks' team offense has taken a step forward.

Carlsson scored a goal on six shots in Wednesday's 5-4 loss to the Canucks.

Carlsson snapped his six-game goal drought with a second-period tally. The center's hot start to the season has cooled off -- he's gone eight games without a multi-point effort, but he has two goals and three assists in that span. Overall, Carlsson is at 12 goals, 30 points, 61 shots on net, 12 blocked shots, 23 PIM and a plus-11 rating through 23 appearances. He should continue to be a fixture in theDucks' top six.

Gauthier scored a goal and added a power-play assist in Wednesday's 5-4 loss to the Canucks.

Gauthier has two goals and five assists during his five-game point streak. The 21-year-old winger has logged multiple points in consecutive contests, and he has nine outings of at least two points this season. He's up to 14 goals, 28 points, 98 shots on net and a plus-14 rating through 23 appearances. The breakout season looks real -- Gauthier's shooting 14.3 percent, but his high shot volume should allow him to stay productive throughout the year.

LaCombe scored a power-play goal on two shots and added two assists in Wednesday's 5-4 loss to the Canucks.

While theDucks had a rough game, LaCombe's recent uptick in offense continued. The blueliner has three goals and three helpers over his last five outings. For the season, he's at three goals, 10 assists, 50 shots on net, 42 blocked shots, 18 hits and an even plus-minus rating over 23 appearances. As long as the Ducks' offense remains electric, LaCombe should have plenty of chances to contribute.

Mrazek stopped 23 of 27 shots in Wednesday's 5-4 loss to the Canucks. The fifth goal was an empty-netter.

Mrazek continues to struggle in limited action, though this was his third start in six games. The 33-year-old will likely see an uptick in ice time while Lukas Dostal (upper body) is hurt. Mrazek got some lucky wins earlier in the year but is now 3-3-0 with a 3.69 GAA and an .881 save percentage over six starts. TheDucks' next game is Friday at home versus the Kings.

Smith scored a goal and added two assists in WHL Everett's 8-3 win over Regina on Wednesday.

Smith's three-point effort got him above a point-per-game pace on the year. He's at six goals and 18 helpers through 23 appearances, with a plus-18 rating and 89 shots on net. TheDucks prospect should continue to be steady on offense, and while a strong Silvertips offense has helped cover some of his defensive flaws, he appears to be making strides in that area as well.

Granlund (lower body) was placed on injured reserve Wednesday.

Granlund hasn't resumed skating after aggravating his previous lower-body injury. He will miss his sixth straight game and his 14th contest in theDucks' last 15. The 33-year-old won't have a clear timeline to return until he gets back on the ice.

Mrazek is expected to start at home against Vancouver on Wednesday, per Jeff Paterson of CanucksArmy.com.

Mrazek has a 3-2-0 record, 3.60 GAA and .886 save percentage in five outings this season. He stopped 22 of 25 shots en route to a 3-2 loss to Ottawa in his last start Thursday. Vancouver has a 9-12-2 record and ranks 21st in goals per game with 3.00.

Dostal will miss Wednesday's matchup with Vancouver due to an upper-body injury and is considered day-to-day.

Dostal has featured in 17 of theDucks' 22 games this year, but will now have to sit out for at least one outing. He has posted a record of 11-5-1 with a .904 save percentage and a 2.81 GAA. With Dostal on the shelf, Petr Mrazek will get the nod at home versus Vancouver, while Ville Husso will be called up from the minors to serve as the backup.

Husso was recalled from AHL San Diego on Wednesday.

Husso hasn't appeared in a game for theDucks yet this season. However, he will serve as Petr Mrazek's backup during Wednesday's game against Vancouver because Lukas Dostal is unavailable due to an upper-body injury. Husso will likely head back to the minors once Dostal, who is day-to-day, is ready to return.

McQueen was named a Hockey East Co-Player of the Week on Tuesday.

McQueen had two goals and an assist for Providence College, which split the week's two-game set versus UMass-Amherst. McQueen is up to four goals and 11 points over 13 appearances this season, overcoming a slow start to the year. The freshman forward should continue to be able to grow his offense, and theDucks will be keeping an eye on their 2025 first-rounder's progress, as should dynasty fantasy managers.

Zellweger scored a goal on three shots and added two PIM in Saturday's 4-3 overtime win over the Golden Knights.

Zellweger has two goals over his last four games, but that's all of his offense in his past eight outings. The 22-year-old is still in a top-four role on paper, though he had just 14:23 of ice time in Saturday's contest, as Pavel Mintyukov carved out a larger role after a stint as a healthy scratch. However, Zellweger doesn't appear to be in danger of exiting the lineup. He has three goals, seven points, a plus-10 rating, 46 shots on net, 27 blocked shots and 14 PIM over 22 appearances this campaign.

LaCombe scored a goal on four shots, dished an assist, blocked four shots and went plus-2 in Saturday's 4-3 overtime win over the Golden Knights.

LaCombe brought his best for a Pacific Division showdown, earning his first multi-point effort of the season. Both of his goals have come over the last four contests, suggesting his puck luck is starting to come around. The defenseman is at 10 points, 48 shots, 41 blocks, 18 hits and an even plus-minus rating through 22 appearances. With just a slight uptick in production, he should be able to get on pace to exceed his 43-point effort from 75 outings a year ago.

Gauthier scored a goal on six shots, dished an assist, added two PIM and went plus-2 in Saturday's 4-3 overtime win over the Golden Knights.

Gauthier had the game-winner at 3:57 of overtime, capitalizing on a Vegas turnover. He had gone a season-high four games without a goal prior to Saturday, but he had an assist in each of his previous three outings to stay productive. The breakout season continues for the 21-year-old, who is up to 13 goals, 26 points, 97 shots, 17 hits and a plus-13 rating through 22 appearances. He's pushing for a 50-goal pace, and while that might be too much to expect this early in his career, 35-40 goals and 70-plus points are very much within reach given his current pace.

Terry scored a goal on three shots, added an assist and went plus-2 in Saturday's 4-3 overtime win over the Golden Knights.

Terry set up Olen Zellweger for theDucks' first equalizer, and he scored the next one himself at 13:50 of the second period. This was Terry's first multi-point effort since Nov. 6 versus the Stars. The winger is up to seven goals, 18 assists, 53 shots on net and a plus-14 rating through 22 appearances. He's never sustained a point-per-game pace for a full year, but his 13.2 shooting percentage isn't egregiously higher than normal, so Terry should remain reliable even if he dips a bit.

Dostal stopped 29 of 32 shots in Saturday's 4-3 overtime win over the Golden Knights.

The Pacific Division's top teams met, and the youngDucks got one over on the Golden Knights with a solid performance from Dostal in net. It didn't start well, as Dostal was beaten three times in the first period before he slammed the door for the remainder of the game. He's allowed eight goals on 89 shots during his active three-game winning streak. For the season, the 25-year-old Czech netminder is now 11-5-1 with a 2.81 GAA and a .904 save percentage through 17 starts. He'll have some time to rest before the Ducks host the Canucks on Wednesday.