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Flames Fall to Golden Knights, 6-3

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The Calgary Flames lost to the Vegas Golden Knights 6-3, despite a strong start with goals from Morgan Frost and Blake Coleman. Blake Coleman was named player of the game. The Flames struggled defensively, taking too many penalties. Vegas outshot Calgary in every period. The Flames sit at 31-36-8 and will face the Anaheim Ducks on Saturday.

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Flames Fall to Golden Knights, 6-3

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Calgary Flames News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Flames Fall to Golden Knights, 6-3. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 3rd. This is Calgary Flames News Today, your AI-powered team coverage. The Calgary Flames fell to the Vegas Golden Night 6-3 on Thursday night in Vegas. They showed improvement over their last outing against Colorado, jumping out to leads in the first two periods with goals from Morgan Frost, Blake. Coleman twice, but couldn't hold on as Vegas rallied late. Early penalties gave Vegas chances, but Flames' goalie Dustin Wolf stood tall in the first. The second period saw back and forth action, tying three-three on a power play after Adam Clapka's boarding call. Vegas outshot Calgary in every frame, 14-8 first, 14-11 second. Fans saw a scrappier effort, but defensive lapses in too many penalties hurt. Blake Coleman earned player of the game honors with his two goals in strong play all night. The flames hung tough for 40 minutes before fading. In the third, Vegas grabbed the lead 12 minutes in on a rush goal by Brett Houghton, then added two quick ones three minutes apart, including a wolf.

Puck mishandled leading to a rebound, Mitch Mariner finished his hat trick empty net. Some line-up tweaks with Janke's netsov, Connor Zary, and Martin Pospicill, back from injuries. Flames sit at 31 wins, 36 losses, 8 overtime losses, and looked to bounce back Saturday against the Anaheim Ducks on the road.

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