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Anaheim Ducks Goalie Pull Tracker

When the Ducks pull the goalie down one and down two, how that compares with the rest of the league and with past coaches, what happens while the net is empty at both ends, and who is on the ice for it.

Median pull, down 1 (2025-26)2:03
#16
31 late deficits; league 2:00
Median pull, down 23:00
28 late deficits; league 3:23
Goals / ENG against, pulled12 / 19
52:27 of 6-on-5
ENG for / GA, opponent pulled15 / 7
33:06 defending

When the Ducks pull the goalie, 2025-26

Share of late deficits with the goalie pulled, by time left in the 3rd period

When the Ducks pull the goalie, 2025-26. ANA down 1: half pulled by 2:03 remaining, 60% pulled with 2:00 left (31 trailing spells); ANA down 2: half pulled by 3:00 remaining, 90% pulled with 2:00 left (28 trailing spells); NHL down 1: half pulled by 2:00 remaining, 51% pulled with 2:00 left (831 trailing spells).

0%25%50%75%100%7:006:005:004:003:002:001:000:00Time left in the 3rd period
Small samples: one team-season has a few dozen late deficits at most. League curve for comparison.

Ducks goalie pulls by coach

Anaheim Ducks goalie pull timing by head coach
CoachSeasonsMedian pull, down 1Pulled by 2:00Median pull, down 2Tied it, down 1
Joel Quenneville2025-262:03 (31)60%3:00 (28)8 / 23
Greg Cronin2023-24 to 2024-252:01 (66)50%2:31 (59)6 / 42
Dallas Eakins2019-20 to 2022-231:49 (102)35%2:44 (91)7 / 64
Bob Murray(small sample)2018-193:40 (5)50%2:45 (3)0 / 5
Randy Carlyle2017-18 to 2018-191:34 (39)25%2:16 (37)6 / 25

Regular season since 2017-18, every club of the franchise. In brackets: late deficits behind the median; coaches with fewer than 10 are a small sample.

Ducks season by season

Anaheim Ducks goalie pulls and empty-net goals by season
SeasonMedian pull, down 1Median pull, down 26v5 timeGF pulledENG againstENG forGA vs extra attacker
2026-27– (0)– (0)0:000000
2025-262:03 (31)3:00 (28)52:271219157
2024-252:07 (33)2:10 (27)39:23712114
2023-241:53 (33)2:38 (32)56:2971375
2022-231:55 (28)2:13 (29)26:4741284
2021-221:48 (30)3:37 (25)32:11216104
2020-211:39 (23)2:47 (15)30:393852
2019-201:47 (21)3:15 (22)45:256954
2018-191:34 (21)1:46 (18)27:5821486
2017-181:36 (23)2:51 (22)32:4751096

Who is on the ice for the Ducks, 2025-26

Extra attacker (6-on-5)

  1. Leo Carlsson35:45 · 76%
  2. Mikael Granlund34:01 · 84%
  3. Chris Kreider33:31 · 68%
  4. Beckett Sennecke33:05 · 63%
  5. Jackson LaCombe32:51 · 63%
  6. Cutter Gauthier30:09 · 60%
  7. Mason McTavish26:23 · 55%
  8. Troy Terry26:05 · 66%

Empty-net defense

  1. Jackson LaCombe20:58 · 63%
  2. Jacob Trouba20:40 · 62%
  3. Alex Killorn15:05 · 46%
  4. Ryan Poehling9:42 · 31%
  5. Mikael Granlund9:41 · 46%
  6. Pavel Mintyukov9:11 · 30%
  7. Beckett Sennecke8:09 · 25%
  8. Chris Kreider8:06 · 25%

Empty-net goals

  1. Cutter Gauthier3 G, 1 A
  2. Chris Kreider2 G, 1 A
  3. Mikael Granlund2 G, 1 A
  4. Troy Terry2 G, 1 A
  5. Jacob Trouba1 G, 3 A
  6. Jackson LaCombe1 G, 2 A
  7. Pavel Mintyukov1 G, 1 A
  8. Ryan Poehling1 G, 1 A

% = share of the team's time in that situation in the games the player dressed. Empty-net defense time is where empty-net goals come from.

Recent Ducks goalie pulls

Most recent Anaheim Ducks goalie pulls
DateOpponentDownPulled withTime pulledResult
Apr 14MIN23:312:45Scored
Apr 14MIN10:460:22No goal
Apr 4CGY12:231:12Empty-net goal against
Apr 4CGY20:200:20No goal
Apr 1SJS10:150:15No goal
Mar 28EDM12:031:46Empty-net goal against
Mar 22BUF12:300:46Scored
Mar 18PHI12:270:33Scored
Mar 14OTT22:332:31No goal
Mar 12TOR26:142:10Empty-net goal against
Mar 12TOR20:260:26No goal
Mar 8STL3+5:281:26Empty-net goal against

FAQ

When do the Ducks pull their goalie?

In 2025-26 under Joel Quenneville, the Anaheim Ducks had pulled their goalie in half of their late one-goal deficits with 2:03 left in the 3rd period, and in 60% with 2:00 or more left (31 games trailing by one in the last 10 minutes).

How many empty-net goals have the Ducks allowed?

With their goalie pulled in 2025-26, the Anaheim Ducks scored 12 and allowed 19 empty-net goals in 52:27 of 6-on-5 time. Defending an empty net, they scored 15 empty-net goals and allowed 7 goals to the extra attacker.

How is goalie pull time measured?

From the NHL shift charts: the first moment in a deficit when the team had no goalie on the ice, excluding delayed penalties. The curve counts every late deficit, including ones erased before a pull, so it is not biased toward long deficits.