
Avs Crush Flames 9-2, Kadri Scores Twice
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Colorado Avalanche dominates Calgary Flames, 9-2, with Nazem Kadri scoring twice against his former team. Nathan MacKinnon, Martin Necas, Jack Drury, and Parker Kelly each notch a goal and two assists. Cale Makar dishes out three assists before leaving with an upper-body injury. Scott Wedgewood makes 27 saves for Colorado, now 49-14-10. Calgarys six-game point streak ends, with Brennan Othmann and Ryan Strome scoring their only goals. Dustin Wolf is pulled after four goals on 16 shots, with Devin Cooley stopping 28. Colorado is now 5-1-0 in their last six games.
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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Avs Crush Flames 9-2, Kadri Scores Twice. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 31st, Colorado Avalanche just dismantled the Calgary Flames 9-2 at Balarina. Nazem Kadri dropped two goals on his old squad, lighting up the scoreboard in a wild first period where the Ovs netted 5. They cruised from there, boosting their record to 49 wins, 14 losses, and 10 overtime losses. Nathan McKinnon, Martin Neckas, Jack Jury, and Parker Kelly, each tallied a goal plus two assists while Kale McCarr dished three helpers before, dipping early. Scott Wedgewood stood tall with 27 sayys and net for Colorado, who's now 5-1-0 in their last six outings. Meanwhile, Calgary's six-game point streak got snapped cold. Brennan Offman and Ryan Strome scored their lone goals, but Dustin Wolf got yanked after four goals on 16 shots, with Devon Cooley taking over, for 28 stops. The flames sit at 31 wins, 35 losses, and 8 overtime losses. Kadri got traded from Calgary just weeks back on
March 6, so this had some extra spice. That first period barrage shed the tone, with powerplace snipes and deflections bearing the flames early. Injury no caps it off. McCarr left in the second with an upper body issue and didn't return, so we'll watch that closely as Colorado keeps rolling. Strong. You've been listening to NHL News today, AI-powered team coverage.
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