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The Calgary Flames scored two goals in the first 30 seconds of the first period, then rallied with four goals in the third period to defeat the San Jose ...

He has 30 assists in 34 games to tie Brent Burns (2018-19) for the fewest games to reach 30 by a defenseman in Sharks history. NOTES: The Flames tied the fifth fastest two goals to begin a game in NHL history and broke their record set by Doug Risebrough (:09) and Colin Patterson (:32) on March 11, 1987, in a 6-1 win at the Hartford Whalers. It was his fifth goal in the past six games. "We just give the puck away on both goals, first two shifts, just big turnovers that end up in the back of the net," San Jose coach David Quinn said. Toffoli put Calgary ahead 1-0 15 seconds into the first period off a pass from Dillon Dube following a turnover by Matt Benning before Dube skated across the crease and swept the puck past Reimer after an Erik Karlsson turnover to make it 2-0 at 30 seconds. "It's hard to win another game against them, especially in their building."

Tyler Toffoli (deux fois), Dillon Dube, Trevor Lewis et Milan Lucic ont aussi marqué pour les visiteurs. Jacob Markstrom a stoppé 24 tirs dans une cause ...

Il a mis la touche finale avec 1:18 au cadran. Les Flames ont gagné les deux premiers matches d’un séjour de quatre en Californie. SAN JOSÉ, Calif.

Calgary Flames forward Tyler Toffoli celebrates with teammates scoring a goal against the San Jose Sharks at SAP Center in San ...

They put another centreman out there, Lindy won the draw and we went in there and scored. “That’s what you want, right?” DeSimone said after morning skate at SAP Center, familiar territory after starting his professional career with the AHL’s San Jose Barracuda. The 28-year-old DeSimone logged his NHL debut in early November. “So to put Tanny in there, it gives you some stability.” “We’re best buddies,” DeSimone said. DeSimone joined the Flames in San Jose, summoned from the farm after fellow defenceman Dennis Gilbert landed on injured reserve. “So I give our team full marks.” This could have been a story of one that slipped away. (Doug Risebrough and Colin Patterson set that standard against the Hartford Whalers in 1987.) The speedy winger pestered Erik Karlsson into a dreadful pass — right on Toffoli’s tape — and Dube capped a game of tic-tac-toe by tucking a forehand past Sharks starter James Reimer. With only 15 ticks off the clock, the out-of-towners were already ahead. “But that start was huge.”

The Calgary Flames won their second straight game over the Sharks in San Jose thanks to a couple of sweet plays by Milan Lucic.

Tyler Toffoli and Dillon Dube set a franchise record for the fastest two goals to start a game and the Calgary Flames rebounded from a blown lead to c...

Frank Vatrano scored, and Lukas Dostal made 37 saves for the Ducks, who were unsuccessful in their bid to win three in a row for the first time this season. Drew Doughty, Alex Iafallo, Viktor Arvidsson and Kevin Fiala scored for the Kings, who won their third game in a row. Vladislav Namestnikov scored for the Lightning, who had their five-game winning streak end. Jack Hughes scored with 4:36 remaining to prevent New Jersey, which trailed 3-0 at the time, from becoming a shutout victim for the first time this season. Kirill Marchenko, Kent Johnson and Andrew Peeke each scored one goal for the Blue Jackets, who dropped their fifth in a row. Evgeni Malkin and Bryan Rust also scored for the Penguins, who have won eight of nine.

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They’re among the most-read pieces on the site and two hit the top-10 this season. [July 13, 2022]It’s hard not to imagine the team moving on from Matthew Tkachuk, either. Kicking off the countdown comes a little news and notes piece from July 12th.

Tyler Toffoli and Justin Turner, first introduced because their better-halves are besties, share a unique bond as professional athletes.

“And he just kind of lobs it over there like it’s nothing,” Toffoli replied. Toffoli, asked if he marvels at any particular talent when he watches his friend on the diamond, doesn’t hesitate. There was a prime example in the first period of Sunday’s showdown with the Sharks. And when it’s something that you’re kind of known to do, you have to take more pride in it because that’s what keeps you around and keeps you on good teams.” “So when you get the opportunities, you definitely want to take advantage of it. He and Nazem Kadri are now tied for the team lead with 13 tallies apiece. They’d love to replicate that lickety-split start as they continue this road-trip with Thursday’s clash against the Kings (8:30 p.m. 73 racked up three goals and five points in those back-to-back victories over the Sharks. He’s really interested and I think I’m the same way with baseball, so our relationship is funny like that. Turner’s lengthy stint with the Dodgers was highlighted by a World Series win in 2020. “I might have to join Looch (Milan Lucic) and become a Red Sox fan now,” Toffoli grinned. Article content

An overhead view as Trevor Lewis #22 of the Calgary Flames celebrates scoring a goal Photo by Kavin Mistry/NHLI via Getty Images. Whoever wrote the ...

Markstrom continued to stonewall the Sharks on a few dangerous shots. The puck hit him hard on the inside of the knee, a part with less protection for goaltenders. Timo Meier continued to flaunt his scoring touch with a big game-tying goal with 16:02 left in the game. After nothing in the way of offensive opportunities for nearly 20 minutes of play, a quick entry, broken play on a slot opportunity for Harrington, and a sweet set of hands on Barabanov tucked in the puck behind Markstrom and into the net — an important goal to bring the Sharks within one entering the third. San Jose has just one more game before the holiday break, hosting the [Minnesota Wild](https://www.hockeywilderness.com) on Thursday night. The Sharks were really feeling it after this goal, managing a few consecutive shifts with extended offensive zone time. Upon the start of second, Reimer made a strong save of his own on a stinging shot. San Jose’s offense generated a multitude of strong scoring chances, only to be denied by the talented goaltender. On the bright side, the Sharks were welcoming back energetic defender Mario Ferraro after a 10-game absence. At the beginning of the broadcast, Drew Remenda said that “you can’t win a game at the start, but you can lose it.” This was the exact formula to lose a game from the start. Quinn on the slow start: "We just give the puck away on both goals, first two shifts, just big turnovers that end up in the back of the net. Right from the start, it looked like San Jose had already lost and vengeance was not to be.

LOS ANGELES — Trevor Lewis received an early wake-up call Wednesday, and he certainly wasn't complaining.

To go to war with those guys and come out on top, it was awesome.” “It brings back a lot of memories, seeing those pictures. Lewis spent a dozen seasons in L.A., highlighted by a pair of Stanley Cup parades while Sutter was at the helm. “I pride myself on being a two-way player and it‘s always nice to chip in,” Lewis said. (He and his wife welcomed their third child in the spring.) Back in Calgary, two of his biggest fans — his four-year-old twins — wanted to say congratulations before school.