
Ducks Shootout Win Extends Hot Streak
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Anaheim Ducks secure thrilling shootout win over Calgary Flames, extending their hot streak to five consecutive victories. Mason McTavish scores the game-winning goal in the shootout, following a 2-2 tie after overtime. The Ducks have now won eight straight games at Calgarys arena.
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0:00This is Corey with Calgary Flames News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Subscribe for daily updates on your team. The Enaheim Ducks pulled off a thrilling shootout win against the Calgary Flames last night, extending their hot streak. The game ended two goals to two after overtime, with Mason McTavish sealing the victory by slipping one through the five hole. This marks the Ducks' fifth straight win and their eighth in a row at Calgary's Arena. He struck first when Adam Rezika tipped in a shot from Ryan Lombard, his 13th of the season. Enaheim answered back with a bizarre goal off-goly. Devon Coolie's back, credited to Eric Carlson. The Flames regained the lead on a sharp wrist shot by Igor Sharangovic, his 12th goal. But Cutter Gautier ripped a one-timer to tie it late. Flames fans hoped for more offense, but their rebuilding squad struggled to hold leads. The Ducks' dust and wool faced heavy pressure, while Enaheim's attack kept hammering away. Players like Gautier and McTavish stepped up big in the clutch moments.
1:03In overtime, both teams traded chances, but Coolie stood tall with key stops. The Ducks dominated the three on three format, now seven in three in those games this season. Enaheim heads into the next stretch with momentum, while Calgary looks to tweak their lineup amid injuries and trades. Check more fireworks when these teams meet again soon. This episode is brought to you in partnership with our sponsor. You know what is better than earbuds in bed? No earbuds at all, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.
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