Flames Fall to Rangers, Focus on Growth

0:00Welcome to Calgary Flames News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to Calgary Flames fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Calgary Flames fail for nothing to the New York Rangers in a tough matchup. Jonathan Quick earned the shutout, stopping everything that flames through at him. Calgary managed just decent possession early on, but their stats show struggles with shot share at around 43% in scoring chances. Under 34%, they started strong in the first period, even killing penalties while down three men before allowing the opener. Things unraveled in the second though, as the Rangers piled on quality looks and took control. Standout efforts came from Matt Coronato, who drove play but hit posts and bad breaks. Morgan Frost paired well with him for chances, while fourth liner Adam Klapka, posted strong possession at nearly 67% since the Olympic. Break. Adam Kuznetsov and Zayn Perrek saw solid ice time as the second most used defense pair,

1:00building experience. Ali Mahada handled top pair minutes steadily next to Kevin Ball. Dustin Wolf had an average night in net, with some highlight saves but gaps in defensive structure, letting the Rangers score fancy goals. It's a learning game for Calgary this late in the season, focusing on growth heading into next year. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible, a pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Built for listening in bed, S-O-L-I, soleypillow.com