Calgary Puck

This team …

You’re pissed at them after 20. You’re annoyed with them after 40. You are high fiving after 60, not because they dominated the Sharks but because they found a way to come from behind yet again; this time in a 3-2 victory in San Jose.

Walk out that effort in the first 30 minutes again and the season is toast. Dustin Wolf was brilliant in the first half of the game to give his team a chance.

They took it.

Adam Klapka, Morgan Frost and Matt Coronato with the goals as the Flames keep their season ticking along.

Nothing easy with this group.

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I’ll take the point.

Down two goals to a desperate Vegas team, Flames come back to tie it and then have to kill off 90 seconds of powerplay to secure overtime. I’ll take the point.

In overtime the Flames had the first half of the four on four period, the Knights the second half, with Vegas winning on a flukey own goal off of Mackenzie Weegar’s skate.

The overtime loss moves the Flames to within four points of the Wild with a game in hand and a huge match up in six days.

Huge point. Keeps the season interesting for a few more days.

Gravy!

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In the end the Flames played a solid game and were well deserved in a 4-1 win over the Anaheim Ducks.

But not without a great opening 20 from Dustin Wolf as the Flames gave up way too much and could have found themselves in trouble without their goaltender.

Blake Coleman scores twice for the Flames, giving him 15 on the season in the win.

The St. Louis Blues win again, of course, but the Wild lost in overtime last night so the Flames move a point closer in the last 24 hours.

Live another day.

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No comeback tonight.

The Flames just didn’t have it on back to back nights, relying way too much on Dustion Wolf through 40 minutes and making it close before falling 3-1 (with an empty netter) in Utah on Tuesday night.

The news gets worse out of town with the Blues coming from behind to beat the Wings in overtime; their 10th straight win.

Target Minnesota?

Tough loss for the Flames.

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Didn’t see that coming.

The Flames grinding out what looked to be a 2-0 loss get two third period goals from the fourth line, force overtime and win it in a shoot out in the most unexpected fashion.

Their odds on a playoff spot improve a touch, as that was a likely loss on the schedule.

Goals from Ryan Lomberg and Adam Klapka on the same shift got them a point, and then Dan Vladar stopping all three in the shoot out and Yegor Sharangovich scoring gets them the two points.

Back at it tomorrow night in Utah.

Keep that train a rolling!

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