Four points in 19 games was not the start that anyone envisioned for Troy Terry in his first full NHL season with the Anaheim Ducks. With two goals and two assists, Terry is the Ducks’ 11th-highest producing forward this season despite playing top-six minutes for the club.



Terry is only human, a 22-year old one at that, and you can tell at times that his production is frustrating him.



His body language has been great all season, but you can see his frustration after the whistle blows at the end of this clip. He was lethal at scoring and passing from power-play flanks a season ago in San Diego, so it’s understandable why Terry would be frustrated by shooting a shot square into the goalie’s chest, considering the time and space he had.



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However, Terry’s point total could easily be different if a little more “puck luck” went his way. There have been multiple...