Although the Anaheim Ducks have been getting plenty of shots on goal in the second round, they haven't been able to create a lot of traffic in front of Los Angeles Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick. That's one of the reasons Quick has allowed only three goals in two games and the Kings are up 2-0 in their series against Anaheim. "It's the playoffs," Corey Perry said. "You got to battle through that. If you're going to accept that, you're not going to have many chances to score. Yeah, we had a lot of shots. The quality of second opportunities, we didn't have." Perry added that the frustrating part is the Ducks talked about this problem prior to Game 2, but they weren't able to execute.

The Anaheim Ducks do not want to come back for a Game 7 at home. They play the Dallas Stars in Game 6 in Texas as they lead three games to two after a 6-2 shellacking of the Stars on Friday in which Corey Perry had a goal and two helpers. The Ducks set a record with four power play goals in the contest. "You don't want to go back home for a Game 7," Perry said. "You want to finish it here and move on. That's our mindset and that's the way we got to approach it."

Corey Perry scored on Friday to break a 10 game goal scoring drought in the playoffs. It was a long stretch for the winger who potted 43 goals this season as his longest goalless drought this year was only seven games. He went through the entire seven game series against the Red Wings in 2013 with nary a goal as the Ducks dropped the series. "It feels good," Perry said. "Obviously last year didn't go as planned. But if you look at the positives, there were a lot of chances I had. It didn't go in the net. It could have gone either way. If one went in, we might not be talking about this. But my job is to produce. It didn't work last year. Hopefully this year, starting last night, it could be a different story."

Corey Perry had a goal and an assist in Anaheim's 5-2 victory on Wednesday. Perry has only been held off the scoresheet once in his last seven games. He now has 43 goals and 82 points in 80 games this season, which makes this the second best campaign of his career. He should be able to put up similar numbers in 2014-15.

Star forward Corey Perry produced his 42nd goal of the season in the Anaheim Ducks' 4-2 loss to the Oilers in Edmonton Sunday night. It was Perry's fifth goal in his past four games. Jakob Silfverberg scored the Ducks' other goal, his ninth of the season.

Corey Perry scored twice and registered an assist in Anaheim's 3-2 win over Edmonton Wednesday night. Perry has scored in three straight games and he has six points in his last three games. He now has 41 goals and 37 assists with a fantastic plus-33 rating. His rating has never been this good and he is playing again a great season for the Ducks. Defenseman Francois Beauchemin also scored in the victory.

Corey Perry scored with 22.7 seconds left in the third period to tie the game in Anaheim's eventual 5-4 overtime victory over Winnipeg. Perry's goal was the dramatic payoff of a dramatic comeback for the Anaheim Ducks. Winnipeg had a 4-0 lead late in the second period, but the momentum completely shifted to the Ducks side from there.

Corey Perry picked up two points in the Ducks' 5-1 rout of the Canucks on Saturday night. Perry notched a goal and added an assist. The power forward has had a sensational year and continues to be one of the most valuable fantasy forwards around. His exceptional all-around numbers include 38 goals, 74 points, a plus-30 rating and 63 penalty minutes. Saku Koivu also scored and assisted. Luca Sbisa, Matt Beleskey and Mathieu Perreault potted the other goals. Daniel Winnik and Andrew Cogliano each chipped in with two assists.

Corey Perry potted his 37th goal of the season on Sunday and added two assists in a 6-2 win over Florida. Perry now has 72 points in 71 games as he blasted eight shots on goal in the win. Perry is a fantasy stud and could easily be the best all-round fantasy player as he has a plus-29 rating to go with 61 penalty minutes. Needless to say, he is a must-play.

Corey Perry registered two assists on Thursday, but Anaheim fell 3-2 to San Jose. That gives Perry 36 goals and 69 points in 70 contests in 2013-14. He's tied for first place in the NHL with nine game-winning goals.