Andrew Cogliano scored the game-winner with 5:19 left in regulation to lift Anaheim to a 3-2 win against the Calgary Flames at Scotiabank Saddledome Wednesday. Cogliano now has 21 goals and 15 assists with plus-16 rating in 72 games this season. Nick Bonino and Mathieu Perreault also scored for the Ducks, while defenseman Sami Vatanen added two helpers in the victory.

The Anaheim Ducks are slumping woefully, having lost four consecutive games, including one by the mind-boggling score of 7-2 to the flickering Flames in Calgary Wednesday night. The Ducks' quest for the franchise's first Presidents' Trophy is in danger. The St. Louis Blues have passed them and their once-safe once-safe division lead over the San Jose Sharks has shrunk to two points. "To a man, it's absolutely embarrassing losing 7-2," Ducks forward Andrew Cogliano said. "At the end of the day, our whole team, every man, should be embarrassed." Anaheim's road trip continues on Friday night against the Colorado Avalanche at Pepsi Center. The Avs moved into third place in the conference and second in the Central Division after a 3-2 victory over Chicago on Wednesday night."We have to be better, simply because [Colorado] already beat us 6-1 [in the season opener]," said Cogliano. "They're playing very good hockey."

Andrew Cogliano does not think that it is so bad that St. Louis has taken over first place in the West and that San Jose is pushing them in the Pacific division. The Ducks have been leading the way all season until this past weekend as far as the points race in the NHL is concerned but more importantly, the Sharks are only four points back in the Pacific. The Ducks ran away with their divisional title last season and it made it hard for Anaheim to play in the playoffs. "I think it gets the best out of guys," Cogliano said. "I think it gets more guys in playoff atmosphere because you're fighting for something. You're fighting for first place. You're fighting to put yourself in good position. I feel there's a totally different feel from last year. I think last year this team coasted a bit and knew where we were going. But this year is different."

Andrew Cogliano set a new career high when he potted his 19th goal of the season on Sunday. Cogliano had 18 goals in each of his first two NHL seasons but had not approached that number in the last four seasons until this year. It was also his third shorthanded goal of the season. He has 32 points and a plus-18 rating, giving him some fantasy value in deep traditional leagues.

Andrew Cogliano scored the only goal in the game as the Ducks defeated the Blues 1-0 Friday night. Cogliano matched his career-high with his 18th goal at 3:39 of the first period. He also has 13 assists with a plus-17 rating in 55 games. Veteran center Saku Koivu and defenseman Cam Fowler assisted the goal.

Andrew Cogliano salted things away with an empty net goal on Saturday in a 3-0 win over Los Angeles. Cogliano now has 17 goals in 54 games and it leaves him one short of his career best set twice in the first two seasons of his career. He has 30 points and a plus-16 rating with 20 penalty minutes which gives him some value in deeper pools.

Andrew Cogliano scored the only goal in a 1-0 win over Detroit Sunday night. Cogliano has flourished this season in a secondary role, racking up 28 points in 48 games. Saku Koivu and Kyle Palmieri drew assists on the goal.

Andrew Cogliano is happy that he will be an Anaheim Duck for another four seasons. Cogliano inked a four year extension Saturday for a total of $12 million and while he may have been able to get more as an unrestricted free agent, he is pleased with the deal. "The goal for me was to always get an extension," Coigliano said. "The minute (GM) Bob (Murray) made that known to me, I told my agent right away that we're going to get a deal done. It's just a matter of what number, but I told him right away the deal would get done, and it needs to get done. At the end of the day, it's pretty obvious I have a great situation here." Cogliano has 13 goals, 25 points and a plus-16 rating in 43 games this season. It is a great situation for him in Anaheim.

Andrew Cogliano has received a four-year extension from the Anaheim Ducks worth $12 million. He'll get $2.7 million in the first season of the deal, $2.9 million in the second, $3.1 million in third, and $3.3 million in the fourth. He's having a strong year in 2013-14 with 13 goals, 12 assists and a plus-16 rating in 43 matches.

Andrew Cogliano played in his 500th consecutive game on Tuesday. Cogliano celebrated by scoring a shorthanded goal, his 11th marker of the season. Cogliano becomes only the fifth player to play in 500 straight games to start his NHL career, joining Murray Murdoch (508), Andy Hebenton (630), Doug Jarvis (964) and Bill Harris (576). Congratulations to Cogliano on the achievement.