Flames

The Flames got off to a good start but, once again, they allowed a goal on the first shot their goaltender faced. (Here we go again!) This time, Dmitry Orlov ...

And the Flames made the Bruins work for this game. Replace Ullmark with a lesser goaltender, and the Flames win this one by a country mile. The Flames kept pressing and eventually they got on the board early in the second period. Boston kept the puck, and in all the confusion Orlov found Pavel Zacha in front of the net for a quick pass and a tap-in past Markstrom to tie the game up at 3-3. The Flames got off to a good start but, once again, they allowed a goal on the first shot their goaltender faced. The Flames got down 2-0 after the first period, but they just kept doing their thing and playing their game.

The Boston Bruins and Calgary Flames are meeting in Boston's 60th game of the season as they wind up their road swing through Western Canada.

[Boston Bruins3 hours ago ](https://bostonhockeynow.com/2023/02/28/boston-bruins-foligno-injured-from-zadorov-hit-does-not-return/) Vladar is 12-6-5 with an .898 save percentage and 2.81 goals against average this season. Milan Lucic with the hockey fight equivalent of a mic drop with the stiff right hand at the end of this tilt with MacDermid. Hall’s absence resulted in Nick Foligno being bumped up to the third line. Marchand missed a chunk of the first period while getting stitched up, but later returned to the game. Their latest was a well-played 3-2 win over the Edmonton Oilers on Monday night where the B’s got goals from everybody aside from their top line in a performance that highlighted their roster and scoring depth.

The NHL's top seeded team visits Calgary tonight as the Bruins aim for their eighth straight win. While the Flames are excited for the challenge of facing ...

The Boston Bruins wrap up a four-game West Coast road trip against the Calgary Flames on Monday as a -140 road favorite.

Vladar is projected to start in goal for the home side. This will also be anything but a loose game from the Flames. They own the league’s best penalty kill and boast a power play that’s scoring at just 8.8% over the last 10 matchups. I likely wouldn’t have considered the Flames at their opening price of -105. The Flames have been struggling all season, but this is still a team with a positive goal differential since January 1 despite a 9-13 SU record over that stretch. This is a desperate team that could be six points out of the playoffs with a loss in regulation and a Seattle Kraken win over the gutted St. This will be their first game at home following a three-game road trip when they took three of six points, with losses to the Colorado Avalanche and the Vegas Golden Knights in overtime. Meanwhile, the Flames closed at -120 Monday in Edmonton, and a club’s odds don’t often get shorter on the second game of a back-to-back set. Boston has won all three games on its West Coast trip by a combined score of 15-9, and the team is riding a seven-game winning streak. He’s getting more shots on net than And he also gets to play on the No.1 power-play unit that faces a [Calgary Flames](https://www.covers.com/sport/hockey/nhl/teams/main/calgary-flames) team taking penalties at a top-10 rate. But with Linus Ullmark likely starting, should bettors continue to ride the Bs despite a desperate opponent and a rough schedule?