Corey Perry netted a pair of goals in Monday's 4-2 win over Edmonton. He is third in the league with 33 goals in 67 games. Jason Blake opened the scoring in the contest on an Anaheim power play and Bobby Ryan potted the game winner just prior to the midway point of the third period. Ryan also added an assist in the win.

Corey Perry scored a goal and registered an assist in a 3-2 victory Friday night. Perry won't come even close to matching his 2010-11 career-highs of 50 goals and 98 points in 82 games. However, on a more positive note, this season should end up being the second best of his career to date from a goal scoring perspective. Perry is a player that can contribute in every major offensive category, but he'll probably be, at best, a late first round selection in standard leagues next season.

Corey Perry's power play goal in the third was the Ducks first in 19 opportunities. The Ducks had a great 5-1-2 road trip despite the lack of success with the man advantage. Coach Bruce Boudreau joked that in the third he was thinking of declining the next penalty before Perry finally potted one. The Ducks are only four points out of a playoff spot after being 20 points out earlier in the season. They could do it as they will now return home after the lengthy road trip.

Corey Perry scored once for the Ducks en route to a 3-2 shootout win over the Hurricanes Thursday night. Perry's goal tonight was his 30th of the season and his 16th in his past 24 games. The reigning Hart and Rocket Richard Trophy winner, has been red hot of late and has now reached the 30 goal plateau for the third time in his career. Perry also has 48 points and 79 penalty minutes, making him a great all-around player for fantasy owners.

Corey Perry is probable to play on Friday after taking a slash to his wrist in Wednesday's win over Pittsburgh. Perry has played in 259 consecutive games so his streak was thought to be in jeopardy at the time of the slash. The reigning Hart and Rocket Richard Trophy winner, has been hot of late as he has six goals in his last five games, giving him 28 goals this season, fifth best in the NHL. Keep him in your lineup.

Corey Perry scored the winning goal for Anaheim in a 2-1 victory over Minnesota Tuesday night. Perry's 27th marker of the season came at 12:21 of the third period and completed a comeback during the final frame for the Ducks. The goal gives Perry five in his past four games while Niklas Hagman scored for the first time in his last 11.

Corey Perry scored three times for the Ducks en route to a 5-3 win over Columbus. The fantasy stud counted twice on the power-play and once at even strength, bringing his goal total to 26 on the year. Bobby Ryan and Jason Blake also scored while Ryan Getzlaf picked up three helpers in the win.

Corey Perry scored three times for the Ducks en route to a 5-3 win over Columbus. The fantasy stud counted twice on the power-play and once at even strength, bringing his goal total to 26 on the year. Bobby Ryan and Jason Blake also scored while Ryan Getzlaf picked up three helpers in the win.

Corey Perry scored the game-winning goal in Anaheim's 3-2 overtime victory against Carolina on Wednesday. Nick Bonino and Saku Koivu each scored a goal for the Ducks. Lubomir Visnovsky, Andrew Cogliano, Matt Beleskey, Luca Sbisa, and Sheldon Brookbank each registered an assist on one of Anaheim's three goals.

The Vancouver Province is reporting a rumor that will send last season's Hart Trophy winner Corey Perry from Anaheim to Vancouver. We would take this rumor with a grain of salt as the Ducks would reportedly get goaltender Cory Schneider, winger Mason Raymond and defenseman Keith Ballard. The Ducks already have a very good, albeit inconsistent goalie in Jonas Hiller, and unless the Ducks have another deal in mind, perhaps either Hiller or Schneider to Columbus for Rick Nash or Jeff Carter, it's hard to take this rumor seriously. The Province picked up the rumor from a Vancouver radio station.