Heading into the All-Star break the Ducks were rolling with four wins in a row including another close game against the Los Angeles Kings. So when the Ducks came out after the All-Star break you had to wonder how they would play. Sometimes a break can be a blessing and other times it can be a curse. Some teams use the time to rest and heal up. And other times teams get out of sync and have to a play a few games before playing well again.

So how did the Ducks perform?

The Ducks came out on fire dominating the Calgary Flames 6-3 for their 20th home win in a row against them at Honda Center. Then against the Vancouver Canucks, the Ducks put on another show beating them soundly 4-0. The Ducks extended their win streak to six games and four of the victories were multiple goal wins.

So everything is going well for the Ducks, right? Well not exactly.

The Ducks then had a set of back-to-back games with the San Jose Sharks and the Chicago Blackhawks. The Ducks were outplayed losing 6-3 and 4-1 in both contests. So what happened to the Ducks? Eddy and I look at the Ducks recent struggles and break it all down for you. We talk about what the Ducks need to do to prevent these kind of performances and we even talk about whether or not the Ducks should make a trade.