Anaheim enters Newark riding four straight losses and missing Troy Terry, while New Jersey looks to build on its win over Colorado. The Devils have the stronger home record, but both teams face questions about defensive consistency.
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Injury Report
Anaheim remains without winger Troy Terry because of a hip injury, a significant loss to its finishing and offensive depth. Center Ryan Poehling is sidelined with a lower-body injury, while defenseman Ian Moore is also out. New Jersey lists center Nick Bjugstad out with a pectoral injury and defenseman Seamus Casey unavailable because of a knee injury. Monitor final lineup confirmations for additional changes before puck drop.
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Key Matchup Edge
New Jersey has the clearer home-ice advantage at 4-2 in Newark, and Anaheim has produced only two goals in each of its last four games. Yet the Devils have allowed 30 goals in nine outings, which creates an opening if Carlsson and Anaheim’s top line generate enough sustained pressure.
3 Things to Watch
- Anaheim offense without injured Troy Terry
- New Jersey goaltending against top-line pressure
- Jack Hughes production on home ice
Betting Breakdown
The October 22 matchup at Prudential Center brings together teams headed in different directions. Anaheim is 4-5 after four straight losses, each featuring exactly two Ducks goals. The slump puts a spotlight on the absences of Troy Terry and Ryan Poehling, plus the need for Leo Carlsson to drive more consistent offense. New Jersey stands 5-4 and has won three of its last four, including a 4-3 home victory over Colorado. Still, the Devils have scored 29 goals and conceded 30, so their winning record does not translate into airtight defense. Home ice gives New Jersey an important advantage: the Devils are 4-2 in Newark, whereas Anaheim has held its own at 3-2 on the road. The total-goals angle is complicated by differing recent trends. Anaheim has gone under in five of its last six games, while four of New Jersey’s last five have finished over. Bettors should weigh the Ducks’ offensive absences against the Devils’ recent scoring, confirm starting goalies and check the final market number rather than treating either trend as decisive.
Anaheim Betting Outlook
Anaheim arrives after consecutive defeats to Calgary, Boston, the Rangers and Islanders, with only two goals in each contest. The Ducks are 3-2 away from home, a better mark than their overall 4-5 record suggests, but sustained scoring has become a concern. Leo Carlsson remains the offensive focal point, while Beckett Sennecke and Cutter Gauthier provide additional scoring threats. Troy Terry’s hip injury removes an established winger, and Ryan Poehling’s absence limits center depth. The Ducks need cleaner zone entries and more chances from their top forwards to exploit a New Jersey team allowing more than three goals per game. A disciplined, lower-event game could suit Anaheim.
New Jersey Betting Outlook
New Jersey has stabilized after a mixed start, winning three of its past four games and most recently beating Colorado 4-3. The Devils are 4-2 at Prudential Center, where they have also delivered a 7-1 win over the Rangers. Jack Hughes drives offensive creation, while Nico Hischier offers another scoring option. Still, 30 goals allowed through nine games and inconsistent goaltending caution against assuming an easy home victory. Nick Bjugstad and Seamus Casey remain sidelined, leaving depth concerns at forward and defense. New Jersey’s strongest path is sustained offensive-zone possession against a Ducks club that has struggled to finish chances during its four-game skid.
Latest Team Buzz
The comeback falls short. #FlyTogether https://t.co/XqVXDefIWp
— Anaheim Ducks (@AnaheimDucks) October 21, 2026
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— New Jersey Devils (@NJDevils) October 21, 2026
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New Jersey has the clearer home-ice advantage at 4-2 in Newark, and Anaheim has produced only two goals in each of its last four games. Yet the Devils have allowed 30 goals in nine outings, which creates an opening if Carlsson and Anaheim’s top line generate enough sustained pressure.
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