Our Anaheim Ducks vs Calgary Flames preview covers the odds, puck line, total, start time, TV channel and where to watch on Saturday, October 10, 2026. The Anaheim Ducks (3-1-0 this season; 43-33-6 in 2025-26) visit the Calgary Flames (0-4-0 this season; 34-39-9 in 2025-26) at Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary, Alta. Puck drop is 10:00 PM ET (8:00 PM MT). TV: Prime Video / KCOP-13 / Sportsnet.
Storyline: Anaheim is on the second night of a back-to-back after a 5-1 win at Winnipeg on Friday, Oct. 9. Calgary is 0-4-0 and has allowed 23 goals, the most in the NHL, after a 7-3 loss to Colorado on Thursday. ESPN lists Ville Husso as Anaheim’s probable starter and Dustin Wolf for Calgary. Anaheim won three of four meetings last season (NHL.com). DraftKings lists Anaheim at -122 and Calgary at +102 on the moneyline, with the total at 6.5.
Anaheim Ducks vs Calgary Flames Odds, Puck Line & Game Info
| Matchup | Anaheim Ducks @ Calgary Flames |
|---|---|
| 2026-27 Records | Anaheim Ducks 3-1-0 | Calgary Flames 0-4-0 |
| 2025-26 Records | Anaheim Ducks 43-33-6 | Calgary Flames 34-39-9 |
| Head Coaches | ANA: Joel Quenneville (2nd season) | CGY: Ryan Huska (4th season) |
| Puck Line | ANA -1.5 (+205) | CGY +1.5 (-250) |
| Moneyline | Anaheim Ducks: -122 | Calgary Flames: +102 |
| Total | O/U 6.5 (o-105 / u-115) |
| Venue | Scotiabank Saddledome (Calgary, Alta.) |
| Date / Time | Saturday, October 10, 2026 — 10:00 PM ET |
| TV / How to Watch | Prime Video / KCOP-13 / Sportsnet |
| Probable Starting Goalies | ANA: Ville Husso (probable, per ESPN; not confirmed); Lukas Dostal started Friday | CGY: Dustin Wolf (probable, per ESPN; not confirmed) |
Odds via DraftKings (through ESPN), cross-checked on Action Network, as of Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026, ~1:32 PM ET. Other books listed the same total at research time. Lines move, so check your sportsbook before puck drop. ESPN lists Ville Husso (Anaheim) and Dustin Wolf (Calgary) as probable starters, not yet confirmed at research time.
Anaheim Ducks Preview: Second Night of a Back-to-Back
2025-26 recap: Anaheim went 43-33-6 (92 points), finished third in the Pacific Division and made the playoffs for the first time since 2018. The Ducks beat Edmonton in six games in the first round before losing to Vegas in six in the second round (NHL.com). Cutter Gauthier led the team with 41 goals and 69 points, Leo Carlsson had 67 points and Calder Trophy finalist Sennecke had 60.
Offseason moves: Anaheim matched Philadelphia’s five-year, $90 million offer sheet for Carlsson, signed defenseman Pavel Mintyukov to a five-year contract and signed Gauthier to a six-year, $81 million extension. Mason McTavish was traded to St. Louis, and Jacob Trouba signed with San Jose. The Ducks signed defenseman Nick Jensen and forward Jeff Malott and added forward A.J. Greer (NHL.com, ESPN).
Key players & coach: Gauthier, Carlsson, Sennecke, Mikael Granlund, Alex Killorn and Frank Vatrano lead the forwards, and Jackson LaCombe and Mintyukov anchor the defense with Jensen, Tristan Luneau and Tyson Hinds. Joel Quenneville is in his second season as coach.
Goalies: Entering Friday’s game, Lukas Dostal had started three games and was 2-1-0 with an .872 save percentage (68 saves on 78 shots). Most recently, he made 12 saves on 17 shots in a 5-2 loss to Edmonton (Oct. 7). Ville Husso has appeared in relief (2 saves on 2 shots). ESPN lists Ville Husso as the probable starter for Saturday (not confirmed at research time).
Season so far: Anaheim is 2-1-0 through three games before Friday, with 9 goals scored and 10 allowed. Results: a 4-3 win at Vegas (Oct. 2), a 3-2 overtime win over Florida (Oct. 4) and a 5-2 loss to Edmonton (Oct. 7). Leo Carlsson has seven points (one goal, six assists), and Beckett Sennecke has four points (three goals, one assist) (NHL.com).
Friday’s result: Anaheim beat Winnipeg 5-1 at Canada Life Centre on Friday, Oct. 9, so Saturday’s game is the second night of a back-to-back. Anaheim goals: Judd Caulfield, Tim Washe, Sam Colangelo, Mikael Granlund and Nikita Nesterenko. Lukas Dostal started in goal for Anaheim and made 16 saves on 17 shots. Clay Stevenson started for Winnipeg and made 12 saves on 16 shots. (NHL.com)
Injuries: Drew Helleson (lower body) and Ian Moore (lower body) are on injured reserve; Troy Terry (hip surgery) is on the injured non-roster list (ESPN).
Calgary Flames Preview: Still Looking for a First Win
2025-26 recap: Calgary went 34-39-9 (77 points), finished seventh in the Pacific Division and missed the playoffs. The Flames scored 2.54 goals per game, the fewest in the NHL (NHL.com). Matt Coronato led the team with 45 points, and Morgan Frost (22 goals) and Mikael Backlund each had 43.
Offseason moves: Calgary acquired defenseman Simon Nemec, the No. 2 selection in the 2022 draft, from New Jersey with forward Maxim Tsyplakov and signed Nemec to a five-year, $36.25 million contract. The Flames also acquired defenseman Jake Middleton from Minnesota for Blake Coleman and Olli Maatta, and Ryan Lomberg signed with Columbus (NHL.com).
Key players & coach: Coronato, Frost, Backlund, Joel Farabee (20 goals last season), Connor Zary, Ryan Strome, Yegor Sharangovich and 20-year-old Matvei Gridin lead the forwards. Nemec, Kevin Bahl, Zach Whitecloud, Middleton and 2024 No. 9 selection Zayne Parekh are on the back end. Ryan Huska is in his fourth season as coach.
Goalies: Dustin Wolf has started two games and is 0-2-0 with a .797 save percentage (47 saves on 59 shots). Most recently, he made 21 saves on 27 shots in a 6-1 loss at Seattle (Oct. 4). Devin Cooley has started two games and is 0-2-0 with an .818 save percentage (45 saves on 55 shots). Most recently, he made 23 saves on 30 shots in a 7-3 loss to Colorado (Oct. 8). ESPN lists Dustin Wolf as the probable starter for Saturday (not confirmed at research time).
Season so far: Calgary is 0-4-0 through four games before Friday, with 6 goals scored and 23 allowed. Results: a 6-1 loss to Seattle (Oct. 1), a 4-1 loss at Vancouver (Oct. 3), a 6-1 loss at Seattle (Oct. 4) and a 7-3 loss to Colorado (Oct. 8). Joel Farabee has three assists, and Ryan Strome has two points (one goal, one assist) (NHL.com).
Injuries: Jonathan Huberdeau (hip surgery) is on injured reserve (ESPN).
Key Matchup Notes: Ducks vs Flames
- Schedule spot: Anaheim is on the second night of a back-to-back after a 5-1 win at Winnipeg on Friday. Calgary played Thursday. The teams meet again Tuesday in Anaheim.
- Last season: Anaheim won three of four meetings last season. Anaheim won 4-3 in overtime in Calgary on Jan. 25, 2026, 3-2 in a shootout at home on March 1 and 3-2 in overtime in Calgary on March 26. Calgary won 5-3 in Anaheim on April 4 (NHL.com).
- Special teams: Anaheim is converting 38.5 percent of its power plays and has killed 81.8 percent of penalties. Calgary is converting 28.6 percent of its power plays and has killed 92.3 percent of penalties (NHL.com).
- Scoring: Anaheim has scored 9 goals and allowed 10 in 3 games before Friday. Calgary has scored 6 goals and allowed 23 in 4 games.
- Odds snapshot: Anaheim -122 / Calgary +102 on the moneyline, Ducks -1.5 (+205) on the puck line, total 6.5 (DraftKings).
How to Watch Anaheim Ducks vs Calgary Flames
Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026
Puck drop: 10:00 PM ET (8:00 PM MT)
Venue: Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary, Alta.
TV: In the U.S., Prime Video and KCOP-13 carry it in the Ducks’ market (NHL.com). In Canada, Sportsnet carries it (NHL.com). ESPN also lists ESPN+ streaming. No U.S. national TV broadcast is listed at research time.
Check the puck line, moneyline and total above against your sportsbook before the October 10, 2026 puck drop, and look for confirmed starting goalies closer to game time.