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Flames squander lead as Pavelski's 2-goal effort carries Stars to ... (CBC.ca)

Joe Pavelski scored twice, including the game-winner, for the Dallas Stars in Saturday's 4-2 win over the Calgary Flames to take a 2-1 lead in their playoff ...

Left-winger Marian Studenic drew into the Dallas lineup for Alex Radulov in Game 3. They tangled and took coincidental minors less than a minute into Game 2. Pavelski scored his second of the game and the first power-play goal of the series for the Stars — after going 0-for-11 — at 10:05 of the third period for a 3-2 Stars lead. Lindholm capped tic-tac-toe passing with a one-timer at 3:40 of the second period for a 2-1 Calgary lead. The Flames opened the conference quarter-final with a 1-0 win before falling 2-0 to the Stars at the Saddledome. Joe Pavelski scored twice, including the game-winner, for the Dallas Stars in Saturday's 4-2 win over the Calgary Flames to take a 2-1 lead in their playoff series.

3 Takeaways From Stars Game 3 Win Over the Calgary Flames (The Hockey Writers)

The Dallas Stars took another step with a Game 3 home victory on Saturday night against the Calgary Flames. They now lead the series 2-1.

We have such great fans and they turned it up even more tonight than the regular season obviously and I don’t think they realize how much that helps us and how much energy that gives us so we’re going to need them again on Monday.” “It is right where you want to be but obviously, they had a 2-1 lead on us in the bubble, so the series is far from over,” Jake Oettinger said. Sam also hosts his own podcast on Spotify, the “Slapshot Sammy’ podcast, breaking down action across the Stars, the NHL, and college hockey. Elite athletes have that innate ability to believe in themselves and rise to the occasion at the right time.” We have a ton of work to do and we put ourselves in a great position right now. Jake Oettinger also continued his dominance in the postseason, stopping 39 of 41 Calgary shots and moving his series save percentage to an elite .969 (stopped 93 of 96 total shots). Above all other saves, his late third-period stop on a Johnny Gaudreau breakaway was exactly the timely save the Stars needed to hold onto their one-goal lead and secure a victory on home ice. The war began just over one minute into the game when Matthew Tkachuk went after John Klingberg (surprise, I know). Klingberg has been a target for the Flames but the physicality did not stop with him. Arguably the most competitive series so far, the Stars and Flames have battled their way through really three one-goal games. With Jake, he was forced into a tough situation this year and it didn’t bother him, and now we’re throwing him in there in the playoffs, not bothering him. It was nice to get that win and take another step. “It’s another step, there was a lot of effort out there tonight, up and down the lineup. It was a competitive game, and our group was very completive.

Calgary Flames searching for open ice in playoff series with Dallas ... (Globalnews.ca)

Calgary has fired 96 shots at Stars goaltender Jake Oettinger over the first three games with two even-strength goals and one power-play goal to show for ...

“I would like to score with two minutes left to tie the game up there, but had a lot of chances last night with five, six shots. “It’s one thing to shoot it and things like that, but the other thing is to score and there’s a difference there. “I think it’s seven in the series now, which is really rare. The teams have played almost 16 minutes of four-on-four over Games 2 and 3. “He’s not scared in the moment. I think the start is very important for us.”

Flames Playoff Update: Flames looking to Game 4 to even the series ... (Calgary Sun)

Watch this page throughout the day for updates as the Calgary Flames make their run for the Stanley Cup.

I don’t know why or anything like that, but yeah, we’re a good team,” Flames forward Andrew Mangiapane said on Friday as his team boarded their flight to Texas. “We’ll have a team dinner tonight and start feeling good about ourselves and get that team bonding and everything back up and then just go out there and play. Hopefully, losing the advantage that the ravenous C of Red crowd gives them won’t be too much for the Flames to overcome. It was one of the hallmarks of the team. That was, I think, his favourite part of the whole trip.” Benn, the Dallas captain, was fined for high-sticking Calgary Flames forward Andrew Mangiapane during the Stars’ 4-2 home win in Game 3. So just keep that same mindset like we’ve had all year, and I think we’ll be fine.” “Last game, I wasn’t expecting it,” Tkachuk said. (Tkachuk danced during the opener with Michael Raffl.) Article content Follow this page for news updates, player profiles, analysis, photos and tweets throughout the playoffs. Article content Flames Playoff Update: Flames looking to Game 4 to even the series

Five takeaways from the Calgary Flames' Game 3 loss to the Dallas ... (Flames Nation)

The Calgary Flames were good at times, sometimes very good, but ultimately they found ways to lose on Saturday night against the Dallas Stars.

Can the Flames balance the necessary desperation and precision in their play in Game 4 and beyond? In Game 3, the Flames outright lost the special teams battle and the game. In Game 1, the Flames won the special teams battle and the game. Sure, Jake Oettinger was very good, but the Flames absolutely had to cash in on one of those oodles of chances if they wanted to win that type of game on the road. Three. The Flames had a rough time getting late scoring chances in an effort to tie the game because they kept losing face-offs to Dallas. In Game 2, the Flames won just 42% of their face-offs.

Calgary Flames' Blake Coleman relishes post-season homecoming (CHEK)

Add suiting up for NHL playoff games in his home state for the first time in his career to an eventful few years for Calgary Flames forward Blake Coleman.

“To be in Texas at that time, somebody had to introduce you to the game. The amount of ice rinks grew quickly. Coleman was two years old when the Minnesota North Stars moved to Dallas in 1993. “I’ll have a lot of support in the building. “It was still early, you know, the football coaches thought it was still bizarre,” Coleman said. Coleman played the Cup final in a quiet Rogers Place.

'It was funny': Oilers fans chirp Calgary Flames at playoff game in ... (CTV Edmonton)

An Edmonton couple in Dallas decided to poke fun at the Calgary Flames as they took on the Stars Saturday evening.

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