
Canucks Surrender Seven in Loss to Flames
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Vancouver Canucks suffered a 7-3 loss to Calgary Flames, with Ohgren, Hoglander, and Boeser scoring. The team conceded four goals in the second period, now allowing 103 total, second-worst in franchise history. Defensive lapses, poor box-outs, and penalty kill issues were highlighted. The line of Ohgren, Pettersson, and Karlsson showed promise, and Boeser tied Todd Bertuzzi for fifth all-time in Canucks power play goals. The team faces Vegas on Monday.
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Calgary Flames News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Canucks Surrender Seven in Loss to Flames. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 29th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Calgary Flames News today. Your AI-powered team report. Vancouver Connux dropped the rough 73 decision to the Calgary Flames on Saturday night. Liam Ogren and Neal's Hoglander lit the lamp at even strength, while Brock Bozer sniped one on the power play. Gold tender Nikita to Lowpilo faced 11 shots, stop 7, and got yanked in the second for Kevin Lincolnon, who turned aside 9-12, that second period killed him again, with Calgary ripping in 4 goals. Vancouver's now the first team this season to cough up 100 goals in the middle frame across 72 games. They've allowed a whopping 103 total, putting them on pace to chase the second worst mark in franchise history. Fans are frustrated, and Coach Adam Foot called out the defensive lapses after the game, saying little details like poor box outs and penalty kill. Positioning, let it slip away. It's the second time this year, they've given up 7 or more, and they've leaked a power
play goal in 4 straight outings. Bright Spot was the line of Ogren, Elias Pederson, and Linus Carlson. They dominated shots 8-4 and sparked the first goal, showing real. Chemistry. Bozer also tied Todd Bertuzzi for 5th all time, on Connux Powerplay Tally's with 79. conservative woes keep piling up, highlighting how far back Vancouver sits in the pack. They head right back on the road, Monday, against Vegas at 7pm, Pacific Time, where a Vander Cain could hit his 1000th regular season game.
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