Flames Dominate Canucks, 7-3

0:00On March 29th, the Calgary Flames straight dominated the Vancouver Canucks last night at the Saddle Dome, dropping them seven goals to three in there. Final match-up this season. Despite the Canucks holding the league's worst record and out-shooting Calgary every period, the Flains buried their chances early and often, jumping, ahead to nothing in the first. Things heated up quick with goals from Matt Coronado and Joe Fariby off-point shots, plus fans saw history when 6-foot-9 curd is Douglas. Scrapped with 6-foot-8, Adam Kleppka, tying the tallest fight ever in NHL books. Vancouver clawed one back late first, but Calgary's coach challenged wiped another off-the-board for goalie interference. Flains fans lit up online, calling it a total beatdown, as Vancouver's defense crumbled, and their goalies let in four on 11 shots before pulling. The starter. Ryan Strom shone with two goals, matching his old team's pace in half the games, while the Flains cashed in on rebounds and power plays to build a 6-2 lead by second intermission.

1:02Second period was the killer, with three quick goals including Strom's tip, and Alima Azza's rebound chip, plus Morgan Frost's snipe right after the thing, goalie switch. Newcomer Brennan often, Nostya's first point, assisting the empty netter to seal it. Flains head out on a six-game road swing, starting Monday against Colorado on primetime, looking to carry this fire into the stretch run. That wraps Calgary Flames news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.