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‘It stunk,’ says Ducks’ coach Boudreau of team’s power play

Anaheim Ducks v Winnipeg Jets

WINNIPEG, MB - OCTOBER 6: Bruce Boudreau, head coach of the Anaheim Ducks, speaks with Corey Perry #10 on the bench in third period action of an NHL game against the Winnipeg Jets at the MTS Centre on October 6, 2013 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. (Photo by Marianne Helm/Getty Images)

Marianne Helm

The Anaheim Ducks will lament, at least for now, missed opportunities on the power play Wednesday evening.

The Ducks lost Game 6 of their second-round series against the L.A. Kings, and the two teams will now need a seventh and deciding game to see who advances to the Western Conference Final. Anaheim’s power play went 0-for-5 and had only six shots registered on Jonathan Quick during their combined time on the man advantage.

“It stunk. Did we get any shots on five attempts? Nothing A1,” said Ducks head coach Bruce Boudreau, as per LA Kings Insider.

The Ducks’ power play in the series had been running at a pretty good clip in the first two games at the Staples Center, going 3-for-5 combined in Games 3 and 4. Not nearly the same efficiency in Game 6.

Down by only a goal late in the third period, the Ducks were unable to capitalize when Kings’ defenseman Slava Voynov was sent off for a hard high stick on Mathieu Perreault. The Kings, even in the midst of absolute chaos in and around their net in the final two minutes, managed to hang on to force a Game 7.

Quick was also strong in this elimination game, making 21 saves on 22 shots he faced.

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