NHL Line Combos
2025-26 · end of seasonWho actually skated together down the stretch — forward lines, D pairs and the top power-play unit for every team, clustered from shift data over each club's final 10 games. These are derived approximations, so each unit carries a chemistry read.
Anaheim Ducks
End-of-season lines · 10 games
Forward lines
Line 1
56% · 8:00/gm
Alex KillornL · #17
Mikael GranlundC · #64
Beckett SenneckeR · #45
Line 2
50% · 6:22/gm
Chris KreiderL · #20
Leo CarlssonC · #91
Troy TerryR · #19
Line 3
22% · 2:05/gm
Jeffrey VielL · #28
Ryan PoehlingC · #25
Cutter GauthierL · #61
Line 4
11% · 0:42/gm
Tim WasheC · #42
Nathan GaucherC · #41
Frank VatranoR · #77
Defense pairs
Pair 1
83% · 16:01/gm
Jacob TroubaD · #65
Jackson LaCombeD · #2
Pair 2
60% · 8:28/gm
John CarlsonD · #74
Pavel MintyukovD · #98
Pair 3
48% · 4:08/gm
Drew HellesonD · #14
Tyson HindsD · #60
Power play (PP1)
Most 5-on-4 ice time
Mikael GranlundC · #64
Leo CarlssonC · #91
John CarlsonD · #74
Troy TerryR · #19
Chris KreiderL · #20
Penalty kill (PK1)
Most 4-on-5 ice time
Jacob TroubaD · #65
John CarlsonD · #74
Ryan PoehlingC · #25
Tim WasheC · #42
Goalies
Lukas Dostal#1
7/10 starts1-5-1.850 SV%
Ville Husso#33
3/10 starts1-1-1.849 SV%
Derived from shift data, final 10 games of 2025-26. Lines are approximations clustered by who shared the ice most at even strength — the chemistry figure is the share of a unit's even-strength time they actually spent out there together, so you can tell a locked-in top line from a shuffled bottom six. Special teams are the skaters with the most 5-on-4 and 4-on-5 time; the goalie starter/backup split is who the club has actually been starting over those 10 games.