* Jones extended his shutout streak to 177:16 before allowing a goal to Cody Franson late in the second period. Jonathan Quick holds the club record of 202:11 consecutive scoreless minutes.

* Carter recorded his eighth goal of the season and second game-winner. He led the NHL with eight game-winning goals in 2012-13.

* The Kings won their fourth consecutive game at Air Canada Centre and improved to 6-0-1 in Toronto since Jan. 17, 2001.

DUCKS SOAR AT HOME
Corey Perry scored his 21st goal of the season and Jonas Hiller made 23 saves to help the Ducks improve to 12-0-2 at Honda Center, their best home start in franchise history. Anaheim is the only team that has yet to lose a game in regulation at home this season. Since 2005-06, only one other NHL club has played its first 14 home games of a season without suffering a regulation defeat (2008-09 Sharks: 20-0-2).

* The Ducks picked up their fourth consecutive victory and have recorded points in seven straight dating to Nov. 29 (5-0-2). They rank second in the NHL with 49 points this season (22-7-5).

* Perry extended his goal-scoring streak a career-high seven games (8-2—10), the longest such streak in the NHL since Flames forward Curtis Glencross had an equal run during the 2011-12 season (Feb. 27-March 11: 7-3—10).

* Perry also recorded his sixth game-winning goal of the season, tying linemate Ryan Getzlaf for the League lead.

* Perry has 9-3—12 during a nine-game point streak, his longest since a 10-game stretch March 19-26, 2011 (8-2—10).

* Getzlaf assisted on Perry’s goal to extend his official point streak to 13 games (6-10—16), tying Blues forward Alexander Steen for the longest such streak this season (Oct. 17-Nov. 16: 13-5—18).

* Getzlaf also has points in each of his past 15 outings dating to Nov. 6 (10-12—22), but missed three team games in that span. It marks the first time he has posted points in 15 consecutive individual appearances since Dec. 22, 2007-Jan. 23, 2008 (6-16—22 during 15-game streak).

* Getzlaf (16-22—38 in 31 GP) and Perry (21-15—36 in 34 GP) rank third and fifth, respectively, in League scoring this season.

* Alex Grant scored the opening goal, becoming the second defenseman this season to find the back of the net in each of his first two career NHL games (Edmonton’s Taylor Fedun: Nov. 5-7). According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the last blueliner to accomplish that feat prior to 2013-14 was San Jose’s Marcus Ragnarsson on Oct. 7-12, 1995.

SEVEN SCORERS POWER BLACKHAWKS
Seven different players scored and Antti Raanta made 28 saves to lead the Blackhawks to their third consecutive victory. Chicago improved to 23-6-5 (51 points), two points ahead of Anaheim for the top spot in the League standings.

* The Blackhawks lead the NHL in goals for (125) and goals per game (3.68) this season. They have scored six or more goals in each of their past three games, the first time they have done so since Jan. 21-24, 1993.

* Five Blackhawks recorded multi-point games: Patrick Sharp (1-2—3), Marian Hossa (0-3—3), Michal Handzus (1-1—2), Kris Versteeg (1-1—2) and Patrick Kane (0-2—2).

* Kane extended his assist/point streak to a career-long seven games (2-12—14), marking his third consecutive multi-point game and 13th of the season. He ranks second in the NHL with 17-25—42 in 34 games.

* Kane’s second assist marked the 300th of his NHL career. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Kane (Buffalo, N.Y.) is the fourth active U.S.-born player to record 300 NHL assists, joining Scott Gomez (534), Matt Cullen (368) and David Legwand (343).

* Raanta improved to 5-0-1 with a 2.12 goals-against average and .926 save percentage since making his NHL debut Nov. 19. He has allowed exactly two goals in each of his seven career appearances.

* Andrew Shaw scored his 10th goal of the season to extend his (unofficial) point streak to five games (3-2—5), matching his career long. He missed two team games in the middle of the streak (Dec. 5-6).

* Sharp has posted multiple points in each of his past three outings (4-4—8). He has 15-17—32 in 34 games this season, tied for ninth in League scoring.

LOOSE PUCKS
Maple Leafs goaltender Jonathan Bernier made 20 saves in his first game against his former club. Bernier played the first five seasons of his NHL career for the Kings, compiling a 29-20-6 record in 62 appearances . . . Flyers goaltender Ray Emery allowed six goals in his first visit to Chicago, the city where he spent the past two seasons. Emery went 32-10-4 in 55 total appearances for the Blackhawks . . . Brothers Mikko (MIN) and Saku Koivu (ANA) faced off for the 18th time in the NHL. Saku improved to 11-3-4 against his younger brother . . . Kings defenseman Drew Doughty scored a goal for his 200th NHL point . . . Wild forward Kyle Brodziak played in his 500th career game . . . Ducks forward Kyle Palmieri skated in his 100th NHL game