Calgary Flames

The chances weren't all that great – the Vancouver Canucks have gotten extremely defensive under Rick Tocchet – but Calgary made the most of what they were ...

Lindholm (79.25%) was the next closest Flame after a huge night for him and his line with Mangiapane (77.93%) and the game hero Toffoli (78.09%). Their linemate Lucic (28.91% // 0%) gave up two high danger chances – they were both on the same shift and one resulted in a goal against. A couple of guys got away with what I call no event hockey – no high danger chances for or against – and they were Lewis and Duehr. I don’t think it was as bad as that makes it look, but I also don’t think it was a great performance. Kadri (58.63% // 84.29%) and Dube (64.53% // 81.10%) lead the way for the forwards with new linemate Nick Ritchie (63.12% // 76.29%). He’s gotta be sure, and he’s gotta be soon, and he’s gotta be larger than life. Corsi Clown – Every single person finished in the positive column for shot attempts. Corsi King – MacKenzie Weegar (74.91%) is no stranger to being on the positive side of any metric. Taken By Chance – MacKenzie Weegar (85.82 SCF% // 100 HDCF%) being the only player to finish with no high danger chances against him at 5v5. The chances weren’t all that great – the Vancouver Canucks have gotten extremely defensive under Rick Tocchet – but Calgary made the most of what they were given. Mangiapane (74.72%) lead for all the forwards. The two points was well deserved for a Calgary Flames team that was in complete control of the puck for the majority of the night.

After winning their previous two games, the Calgary Flames were looking to win three straight for the first time since early December. They achieved that in ...

After going down 2-0 to the Canucks early in the second period, the Flames would get goals from Tyler Toffoli and Blake Coleman to claw their way back. That tie would be short lived as Vancouver would get one back after a Flames fourth line breakdown in their own zone. They achieved that in dramatic fashion against the Vancouver Canucks on Friday night.

Tyler Toffoli scores on Thatcher Demko to give Calgary a 5-4 overtime win. Bob Frid-USA TODAY Sports. The Calgary Flames' first late comeback of the year ...

The Calgary Flames were finally able to rise from the ashes. In the thick of a hunt for one of the last playoff spots, the Flames earned their first victory ...

"Tonight, it seemed like any time we scored we took a step backwards. [said](https://twitter.com/NHLFlames/status/1642039555674238978). [said](https://twitter.com/NHLFlames/status/1642040299336908800). The two sides will meet one last time on Wednesday in what will undoubtedly be a crucial contest. The Flames sit two points back of the Winnipeg Jets for the Western Conference's second wild-card spot. "It's about time we came back and won a game," forward Tyler Toffoli, who potted two goals (Nos.

Aidan McDonough scored his first career goal, but the Vancouver Canucks couldn't hold on to a 4-3 lead in the third period against the Calgary Flames.

- The Flames got a bounce to go with the call. The Flames immediately went the other way and Toffoli scored the gamewinner on a 2-on-1. Instead, the issue was that a linesman called it instead of one of the two referees and linesmen are only allowed to call missed double minor or major penalties. Instead, he returned the puck to Beauvillier to smack into the net to make it 4-3. Brisebois played it like it was man-to-man coverage and focused on tying up Dillon Dube, but it was a 4-on-3 rush and Brisebois needed to play more of a zone defence, taking away the left side of the ice. Myers rimmed the puck around the boards and it bounced out into the neutral zone, giving Anthony Beauvillier and Nils Åman a 2-on-1. He peeled out from behind the net and threw a shot on goal that was stopped, but then Dries made a brilliant pass from his knees, backhanding it to McDonough at the back post for the finish. McDonough stole the puck off Milan Lucic and cycled it behind the net to Studnicka. - The Canucks put on a first-class Pride Night with only the damp weather putting a damper on the Pride Party in the Plaza to kick off the night. The Flames got a crucial win that kept them just two points back of the playoffs. It turns out that the Canucks have trailed going into the third period a lot of times this season. A big reason why they’re in that position is that they literally couldn’t comeback in the third period to save their lives.