Flames Finish Strong, Kings Lock Playoff Spot

0:00It's April 17th. This is Calgary Flames News Today, powered by AI Everything Happening With Your Team. I'm Corey, with the story. Calgary Flames wrapped up their season on a high note, beating the playoff-bound Los Angeles Kings 3-1. Rookie Golly Arsenea Sergeev, shown in his first NHL start with 27 saves, while Zayn Perrek snapped a third period tie to seal the deal. The Kings locked in as the second wildcard in the Western Conference during the game, setting up a first round clash with regular season champs, Colorado. Game 1 goes down Sunday in Denver. Los Angeles finished 35 wins, 27 losses, and 20 overtime losses. Meanwhile, Edmonton grabs second in the Pacific Division with a 6-1 route of Vancouver, and Anaheim's nag third after a 5-4 win at Nashville. Morgan Frost kicks things off with a power play goal, his 22nd of the year, but Quentin byfield tied a quick with number 24. Joel Faribi iced it with an empty netter for his 20th.

1:03Kings Captain Anzacopatar played his last regular season game, hitting 1,316.7th all-time for European Bourne, and trained players. Flames end at 34-39-9, now watching the postseason heat up.