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Nashville Predators forward Colton Sissons reaches for the puck as Calgary Flames forward Andrew Mangiapane defends at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville ...

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Juuse Saros made 38 saves, including 21 in the third period, to lead the Nashville Predators to a 2-1 victory over the Calgary Flames on Monday night.

"Obviously, we're saying it's a goal and they're happy it's not, but it could be the other way." A video review overturned the goal after it was determined that Toffoli directed the puck into the net with his skate in a distinct kicking motion. "It was a pathetic effort by us in the first two periods for sure," Zadorov said. From the right point, Josi fired a one-timer toward the Calgary net. "We're always in a game. "We came out, we played fast, I thought we were really competitive on the puck," Nashville coach John Hynes said.

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Zadorov was interviewed by Sportsnet’s Ryan Leslie in the second intermission. They had some late looks, but this game finished as a 2-1 Nashville victory. The goal was disallowed. The Flames counter-attacked off Coleman’s turnover creation, and Mikael Backlund fed Nikita Zadorov and Zadorov hammered the puck past Juuse Saros to cut the lead to 2-1 Predators. Markstrom made the initial stop, but Parssinen jammed in an errant puck right around the crease to give the home side a 2-0 lead. The Predators carried play for much of the first period, and cashed in with a goal midway through the first period.

Zadorov scores and Markstrom stellar, but the Flames close out road trip with a loss in Nashville.

Before the period was out, Markstrom came up with a miraculous stop off Mikael Granlund, who one-timed a feed from Nino Niederreiter at the far circle and appeared to have the entire 6x4 available. They had a small lapse after killing a Coleman penalty late in the frame, allowing Nashville to turn back on a rare 4-on-1. "Seen it on the trip. Andrew Mangiapane drew a penalty on a point-blank chance at the other end, but the ensuing powerplay produced little. Then, at 18:07, the Flames finally broke the goose-egg. The Predators had a territorial edge early, and after peppering Markstrom with seven of the first 11 shots of the contest, Josi put the homeside up 1-0 at 8:26. "The game tonight was to make it not 'good,' (but a) 'great trip," Zadorov said. To their credit, it was a much better period for the Flames, who outshot the Preds 12-9. A turnover inside the Flames blueline nearly put the Preds up by two shortly thereafter, as Filip Forsberg rifled a shot into the pads from the far circle. We have a gameplan and know how we should play and have to play. "It was a pathetic effort by us," Zadorov said. you're probably not in the right mindset," said Head Coach Darryl Suter.

For the first time in six outings the Flames didn't snag at least a loser point – something they've been able to do in 17 of their last 22 games, ...

“We didn’t and we lost the game.” “They’re home and we’re finishing the end of the trip,” said Sutter when asked if his team started poorly or the hosts simply willed their way to the early lead. “On the ice it was called a goal, so generally that kind of overrides. “Obviously we’re saying it’s a goal and they’re happy it’s not, but it could be the other way. “We were a step behind, the energy wasn’t there, the commitment wasn’t there, we weren’t shooting, we were making bad plays and were giving up too many chances.” “We didn’t get two points, so it’s just a good trip.”

Nikita Zadorov a réussi l'unique but des Flames pendant que le gardien Jacob Markstrom réalisait 27 arrêts. Josi et Parssinen ont touché la cible dans un ...

Josi et Parssinen ont touché la cible dans un intervalle de six minutes en première période. Roman Josi et Juuso Parssinen ont marqué les filets des Predators, qui ont mis fin à une série de trois défaites. Nikita Zadorov a réussi l’unique but des Flames pendant que le gardien Jacob Markstrom réalisait 27 arrêts.

Calgary Flames forward Tyler Toffoli celebrates a goal, along with linemate Elias Lindholm, against the Seattle Kraken at Climate ...

“Yeah, I think five-on-five, it just feels more like a team of roles than one-through-four,” Coleman said. And the Flames are getting contributions from more than just one line, too. “Darryl (Sutter) runs the lines, there’s not a guy is going to play 25 minutes,” Huberdeau said. That’s perfectly OK with the Flames, though. It’s certainly different from some other teams around the NHL that have been leaning heavily on their top-end talent to play big minutes. Article content

Nikita Zadorov a réussi l'unique but des Flames pendant que le gardien Jacob Markstrom réalisait 27 arrêts. Josi et Parssinen ont touché la cible dans un ...

Josi et Parssinen ont touché la cible dans un intervalle de six minutes en première période. Roman Josi et Juuso Parssinen ont marqué les filets des Predators, qui ont mis fin à une série de trois défaites. Nikita Zadorov a réussi l’unique but des Flames pendant que le gardien Jacob Markstrom réalisait 27 arrêts.

Calgary Flames defenceman Nikita Zadorov sounded off on his team's start in Monday's 2-1 loss to the Nashville Predators. The Flames were outshot 12-9 in ...

Calgary Flames defenceman Nikita Zadorov sounded off on his team's start in Monday's 2-1 loss to the Nashville Predators. The Colorado Avalanche sit four points back of both teams, with three games in hand. “It was a pathetic effort by us in the first two periods for sure,” Zadorov said.

After putting up six goals in the first half of their game against the Dallas Stars, the Flames simply left their offensive game in the Lone Star State and ...

The Flames thought they had another one, but the referees ruled that [Tyler Toffoli](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/t/toffoty01.html?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.hockey-reference.com&utm_campaign=2023-01-16_hr) had kicked the puck into the net. Then [Juuso Parssinen](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/p/parssju01.html?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.hockey-reference.com&utm_campaign=2023-01-16_hr) came out of the box on a 3-on-2 and beat Markstrom in tight to make it 2-0 Preds. Use the promo code “WINCOLUMNCGY” when you checkout! [Nikita Zadorov](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/z/zadorni01.html?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.hockey-reference.com&utm_campaign=2023-01-16_hr) would beat [Juuse Saros](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/s/sarosju01.html?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.hockey-reference.com&utm_campaign=2023-01-16_hr) after a nice feed from [Mikael Backlund](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/b/backlmi01.html?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.hockey-reference.com&utm_campaign=2023-01-16_hr). [@wincolumnCGY](https://twitter.com/wincolumnCGY). [Roman Josi](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/j/josiro01.html?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.hockey-reference.com&utm_campaign=2023-01-16_hr) shot one from the point that went off a defenceman and into the net.

The Flames have felt like one of the most snakebitten teams in the league this year. They have regularly put up 30 shots per game, and sometimes hit over 40 ...

[Vincent Trocheck](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/t/trochvi01.html?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.hockey-reference.com&utm_campaign=2023-01-16_hr) leads the league with a combined 11 posts and crossbars this season, the Flames [Tyler Toffoli](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/t/toffoty01.html?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.hockey-reference.com&utm_campaign=2023-01-16_hr) is not far behind. [Troy Terry](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/t/terrytr01.html?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.hockey-reference.com&utm_campaign=2023-01-16_hr) and Elias Pettersson are the only other players with four this season. The Flames have beat the goalie but not the bars 49 times this season, and even if you say very conservatively that 10% or five (4.8 rounded up) of those went in, how differently this season could have gone. Right behind them are Mangiapane and [Dillon Dube](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/d/dubedi01.html?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.hockey-reference.com&utm_campaign=2023-01-16_hr) who have four apiece. The good news is that these things are bound to change. Putting together their combined missed shots, those that have gone wide, over the net, or hit iron, Nazem Kadri leads the way with 65 so far this season. The latter two make sense, with Lewis sitting 13th and Ruzicka sitting 15th in shot attempts this season, but Zadorov is tenth with 140 shot attempts, so to see how rarely he misses the net is a good sign for the team. The Flames sit first in the entire league in terms of shots off the bar this season. While the the Flames lead the league, the New York Rangers, Florida Panthers, and Washington Capitals are all not far behind at this point. Only five teams in the league have hit the bar 40 or more times so far this season, averaging over one ping per game. The Flames have felt like one of the most snakebitten teams in the league this year. Call it bad luck, shooting from the wrong parts of the ice, not enough bodies in front, or puck luck, the long and the short of it is the Flames simply have not been able to put the puck in the back of the net reliably this season.

Nikita Zadorov a réussi l'unique but des Flames pendant que le gardien Jacob Markstrom réalisait 27 arrêts. Josi et Parssinen ont touché la cible dans un ...

Josi et Parssinen ont touché la cible dans un intervalle de six minutes en première période. Roman Josi et Juuso Parssinen ont marqué les filets des Predators, qui ont mis fin à une série de trois défaites. Nikita Zadorov a réussi l’unique but des Flames pendant que le gardien Jacob Markstrom réalisait 27 arrêts.

From the second the puck dropped it was clear the Predators were in control of the game – Calgary never found the energy to take it back even with multiple ...

A team that struggles to score can’t make room to even try out a point-per-game 22 year old AHL player… The excuses as for why he’s not are turning into complete BS. It is in shambles and I am getting the sense there is no urgency – or care – to make any changes to it. It would be one thing if they played lights out and got beat by Saros – that is not what happened. 3.04 expected goals against with one high danger and one medium danger getting by him. Calgary just did that really well for two games but came out with a stinker for this game. The defence and the forwards were pretty well helpless in stopping them until they got one or two quality chances before trying to break out of their zone – which they failed at doing more tonight than any point I’d seem them in the last month… A few players stood out despite the terrible metrics tonight in a good way – Kadri, Dubé, Zadorov, and as usual the Backlund line. Corsi King – One defence pair and one singular forward – that’s all that finished in the positives. Not even on the ice with the goalie pulled. Ad Advertisement

Le défenseur des Flames de Calgary Nikita Zadorov n'a pas mâché ses mots après le revers de 2 à 1 des siens, lundi, contre les Predators de Nashville.

Une décision des arbitres ne passait également pas dans le camp des Flames après le duel contre les Preds. On ne doit pas se chercher des excuses. Nous n’avons pas été en mesure de récolter les deux points. C’est donc seulement un bon voyage.» La frustration de Zadorov était palpable, mais sa formation fait bonne figure ces jours-ci. «Nous étions toujours en retard.

Canada produces a lot of hockey talent; there is no doubt about it. In basically every hockey tournament in the world, we see Canada perform as one of the ...

It will be very interesting to see if any new names make a case for themselves to be joining team Calgary in the near future, but right now, it’s easy to see that Calgary has produced some very strong NHL talent. He is a generational talent, and is one of the leagues best players. The talent is hard to describe, but I think it is fair to say that a starting lineup like the above would be the best in the NHL. He is the best defenceman in the game, a Stanley Cup Champion, and at only 24 years old, Makar’s play is honestly hard to put into words. Morrissey is a contender for the Norris Trophy this year, as he is on pace for almost 90 points, as a defenceman no less. This got me thinking: what would a lineup of the best players from the city of Calgary look like?

The Nashville Predators earned a 2-1 win over the Calgary Flames last night. Here is what those sixty minutes of hockey reveal about the current state of ...

Of course there are ebbs and flows in games, but Nashville played two dominate periods and then struggled in the third. The win over the Flames was a step in the right direction as Calgary is a team the Preds will likely compete with down the stretch to get into the postseason. While shot generation is good, the Preds have to be able to finish those chances. Without the play of Juuse Saros in net, this is a game Nashville could have lost in the final twenty minutes. Pärssinen's goal extended his point streak to seven games, which ties Filip Forsberg for that rookie record. Cody Glass and Juuso Pärssinen played standout games in last night's win.

Researchers are keeping a close eye on these spherical flames. Their findings could help both astronauts and the earthbound.

This set of experiments, launched to the ISS in February of 2022 and expected to continue until 2025, will help the administration choose the best fire-retardant materials and designs for "spacesuits, cabins and habitats." [Advanced Combustion via Microgravity Experiments](https://science.nasa.gov/biological-physical/investigations/acme) (ACME), took advantage of this to really dig into what makes a good flame — one that is efficient but doesn’t give off a ton of pollutants like soot. Whereas the candle on your coffee table may flicker, for example, as a result of buoyancy-driven instability, this isn't the case in microgravity. In these cases, the subsequent flame — called a “ One of the reasons fire is so dangerous in space is its lack of predictability. Used to safely fiddle with controlled combustions in microgravity, its hardware includes a 26-gallon combustion chamber and five different cameras that have been put to good use in thousands of tests over the past 15 years. With the help of CIR, researchers aboard the ISS would ignite tiny droplets of either heptane or methanol fuel and record the results. For one, the apparatus can literally fan the flames of a fire by directing air — and therefore, oxygen — toward it. In the end, the flame extinguished itself only when the oxygen generator had emptied. As the name suggests, these revolved around putting out fires in space and ultimately improving fire suppression systems on future spacecraft. It’s a process called molecular diffusion, and it produces spherical flames that are different from their Earthly counterparts in more ways than one. Here, hot air still expands outward — but it doesn’t move upward, because there is no “upward.” Instead, fires in space are fed only by the random oxygen molecules that stumble into them by chance.

While the Flames did grab six out of ten points on their recent road trip, the team feels they left some on the table. Calgary is eighth in the league in ...

If you're figuring that Calgary Flames forward call-up Jakob Pelletier must be moping around, his patience wearing thin as he waits to log his NHL debut, ...

“They’re the defending Stanley Cup champions, and they still have 40 games left or whatever it is,” Sutter reminded. “The thing with Pelts is always going to be his size. Don’t think you’re him or don’t think you’re him, I’ll tell you who I think you’re like and go from there. Sutter seems hesitant to tinker with his current top nine cast — understandable given the Flames are 7-3-3 since he settled on those combos. It was a similar story for his minor-league linemate Matthew Phillips, who was limited to two appearances during a stint with the parent club in December. “When I got that call, I was like, ‘Holy (bleep), this is amazing,’” he grinned. In fact, you get a sense he hasn’t stopped beaming since that late-night buzz from Flames general manager Brad Treliving, phoning to tell him to pack his bags for a five-game getaway that concluded with a 2-1-2 record. “At the end of the day, I want to get him in,” said Flames coach Darryl Sutter of Pelletier. Although the Flames delivered a dud in their road trip finale, it doesn’t sound like Pelletier’s spare status will change for Wednesday’s home date against the reigning Stanley Cup champion Colorado Avalanche (7:30 p.m. Louis, in Dallas and then in Nashville — as a healthy scratch. you don’t know Jakob Pelletier. Article content