Blues' success against Ducks has come only at home of late
The St. Louis Blues have enjoyed a decided advantage at home over the Anaheim Ducks over their last nine games at Scottrade Center, where the teams meet tonight for the 10th time since 2010-11.
The Blues haven't won in Anaheim at all during that stretch, but they are 6-3-1 against the Ducks in St. Louis, including a 2-1 win in October.
BLUES STATS VS. DUCKS SINCE 2010-11
| At Home | On Road | |
| Record | 6-3-1 | 0-9-0 |
| Goal differential | +14 | -14 |
| Power-play percentage | 24.4 (10/41) | 13.3 (4/30) |
| Penalty-kill percentage | 86.2 (25/29) | 73.7 (28/38) |
Both teams have played inspired hockey since the last time they met Jan. 8, when the host Ducks won 4-3 in a shootout.
BEST RECORDS IN WESTERN CONFERENCE SINCE JAN. 9
| Team | Record |
| Anaheim Ducks | 20-4-2 (.808) |
| San Jose Sharks |
19-6-4 (.724) |
| St. Louis Blues |
16-6-2 (.708) |
| Nashville Predators | 15-6-6 (.667) |
Robby Fabbri scored his 16th goal of the season against the Wild on Sunday night, continuing his climb up the Blues' rookie ladder. Just three St. Louis skaters have had more goals in their rookie campaign than Fabbri over the last 25 seasons.
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON BY BLUES ROOKIES OVER LAST 25 SEASONS
| Season | Player |
Goals |
| 1996-97 | Jim Campbell | 23 |
| 1991-92 | Nelson Emerson | 23 |
| 2008-09 | Patrik Berglund | 21 |
| 2015-16 | Robby Fabbri | 16 |
Blues All-Star Vladimir Tarasenko has a team-high 30 goals this season, though he has slowed of late -- much like he did last season when he lit the lamp 37 times.
VLADIMIR TARASENKO'S GOAL-SCORING BREAKDOWN OVER LAST TWO SEASONS
| Time span |
Goals |
| October through December | 44 (in 75 games) |
| Post-December | 23 (in 88 games) |
