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Flames Fall to Capitals, Coleman Shines

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The Calgary Flames showcased a strong second period against the Washington Capitals, scoring three goals, including a shorthanded tally from Matvei Gridin and two from Blake Coleman. Coleman earned first star honors, while Gridin impressed with his net-front aggression. Newcomer Victor Olofsson made his debut, and defenders Maatta and Parekh showed potential. Despite Devin Cooleys off night, the team looks ahead to Tuesdays game against the New York Rangers.

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Flames Fall to Capitals, Coleman Shines

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Calgary Flames News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Flames Fall to Capitals, Coleman Shines. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00This is Corey with Cal Reflames News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Subscribe for daily updates on your team. The Cal Reflames put up a fight midway through their game against the Washington Capitals, but couldn't hold on, dropping a 7-3 decision. They dominated the second period with three quick goals, including one from Matveg Readin of a sharp passing play and two short handed tallies from. Blake Coleman and Yegor Sharrangovic. Mid-out performers included Coleman, who earned first-star honors with his fourth-short-handed goal of the season and the 20-year-old Gridden, who's been turning heads with his net front aggression and strong underlying stats. Newcomer Victor Olasin made his flames debut, logging nearly 16 minutes at even strength-plus power playtime, while defenders like Alimata and Zayn Perrek show promise to spice some tough bounces. Devon Cooley had an off-night in net, but with deflections playing a role and no-must-win pressure, the team shakes it off ahead of Tuesday's match-up.

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