These Flames just don’t give up right?
In Boston, down two goals heading into the third period … that should be over.
Instead the Flames score two third period goals, and actually carry overtime for the most part before dropping the contest 4-3 in overtime Boston.
The Flames move to 6-4-2 on the season and 1-0-1 on this three game road trip.
Bottom five team? Don’t tell the Flames that, they have their own plans.
Now that was a hockey game!
Calgary and Montreal in Montreal wearing the opposite jerseys as you’d see in the 80s putting on a show in a tight fought come from behind overtime victory for the Flames.
Calgary road the youth to the win with some great goaltending by Dustin Wolf, the game’s first goal by Connor Zary, and a then a huge finish by Matt Coronato scoring late to tie it and early in overtime to win the game 3-2.
The Flames move two games over .500 and continue their road trip in Boston on Thursday night.
Boom!
The Flames don’t have the most talent laden lineup.
Playing the way they need to play to win games is a taxing experience. If the opposition matches their work ethic they can get themselves in trouble and chase the game.
Tonight the Oilers came out roaring and the Flames couldn’t get a handle on the game before it was 2-0 Edmonton, leaving the Flames chasing the game the rest of the way.
They tied it up in the third period before giving up the game winner on a late Edmonton powerplay on the way to a 4-2 Edmonton win on Sunday night.
Still can’t believe these teams only play three times … and in back to back seasons. Head scratcher.
Two nights ago the Flames had a sketchy effort in Utah when Mikael Backlund played his 1000th game.
It didn’t sit well with the team.
Tonight, with Backlund celebrating the milestone before the game the team showed up in spades, breaking up a 50 minute scoreless tie with three late goals to beat the Devils 3-0 and snap a four game skid.
Dan Vladar out duels his former battery mate to post the shut out.
Calgary plays the Oilers on Sunday night.
The Flames are reeling.
After a 5-0-1 start to the season, the undermanned club has hit the diversion to the mean smack between the eyes as they’ve lost four straight and have been outscored 10-1 in the last two games after getting thumped 5-1 in Utah tonight.
Five on five the Flames were solid through two periods, but were out goalied and out special teamed in falling to the ex Coyotes.
The Flames didn’t get the outcome they were looking for on Mikael Backlund night, and now return to play Jacob Markstrom and the Devils on Friday night.
