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Flames Rookie Shines in Kings' Farewell

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Arsenii Sergeev shines in NHL debut, Flames secure regular-season finale victory; Morgan Frost and Zayne Parekh score, Kings Anze Kopitar bids farewell to regular season.

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Flames Rookie Shines in Kings' Farewell

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On April 17th, the Calgary Flames wrapped up their regular season on a high note, beating the Los Angeles Kings three goals to one in their fan. Appreciation Night Finale, rookie goalie Arsenea Sergeev got the emergency call-up from the A.H.L.'s Wranglers and delivered big-time, stopping 27 of 28 shots in his NHL debut. Morgan Frost opened the scoring with his team, leading 22nd goal on a second period power play, tipping in a perfect cross-ice pass. Then Zayn Perrek sealed it in the third with a slick move in a rocket to the top corner for the game winner, his fifth career tally. The Kings kept coming, out shooting Calgary 28-21, but Sergeev stood tall against stars like Trevor Moore and Adrian Kempi. Fans gave a warm send-off to Kings Captain Anze Kopatar in what was his last regular season game after 20 years. Kopi-Tar, a two-time Stanley Cup champ and L.A.'s all-time scoring leader, with 1,316 points,

plans to retire after the playoffs. For the Flames, it was a solid finish, despite fewer high-danger chances. That strong showing from the rookies has Flames fans buzzing as they head into the off-season, ready to build on this momentum. Stay locked in with Calgary Flames News today, AI-powered updates.

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