In a raucous return from the Olympic break, the Anaheim Ducks mounted a spectacular 6–5 comeback victory over the Edmonton Oilers at Honda Center, leaving fans buzzing well into the night. Down by two goals not once but twice, Anaheim kept battling back, eventually striking gold with a late winner and etching one of the season’s most memorable finishes. Highlights of the charge from critical goals to frantic shifts have been lighting up highlights and social streams like 👉닌자티비 ever since.

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🟠 Early Back‑and‑Forth Action

The scoring started fast and furious. Edmonton struck first with a quick tally from Jack Roslovic, followed by a power‑play goal from Ryan Nugent‑Hopkins to make it 2–0. Anaheim clawed one back before the end of the period, but the Oilers kept momentum early in the second, with Zach Hyman and Evan Bouchard extending their advantage. It looked like Edmonton might run away with it, until the Ducks’ resilience began to shine in the third.

🔥 Ducks Turn Up the Heat

The third period was all Anaheim. Leo Carlsson, making his first appearance since the Olympics, tied the game with a big goal and added an assist, while Olen Zellweger helped spark the comeback. After Edmonton’s Matt Savoie briefly retook the lead, Ducks rookie Beckett Sennecke answered quickly with his 19th of the season to force the tie. With just over a minute to play, Cutter Gauthier pounced on a rebound to bury the winner, sending the sold‑out crowd into a frenzy.

🏆 Historic Night for Quenneville

On top of the wild win, the victory was a milestone for head coach Joel Quenneville, who notched his 1,000th NHL career victory, becoming only the second coach in league history to reach that mark. It was a night of both individual and team achievement, underscoring Anaheim’s grit and depth as they surge in the Pacific Division.

With big performances across the roster and momentum swinging into their next games, Ducks fans won’t soon forget this exhilarating 6–5 comeback over a high‑powered Oilers lineup.