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Flames Score Stunning Goal, Lead 4-1

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The Calgary Flames are surging ahead against the Florida Panthers, leading 4-1 in the second period. A swift defensive play by Frost sparked a swift counterattack, culminating in a stunning goal by Coronado, showcasing their speed and precision. With the power play still active, the Flames are set to maintain their momentum.

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Flames Score Stunning Goal, Lead 4-1

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Calgary Flames News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Flames Score Stunning Goal, Lead 4-1. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

For the Calgary Flames, it's March 21st. Here's what's happening. The Calgary Flames are dominating on home ice against the Florida Panthers, holding a 3-1 lead deep into the second period. They're capitalizing on a key power play opportunity right now, showcasing their speed and precision that's kept the Panthers on their heels all. Night. That advantage turned into pure excitement. Moments ago when Flames forward. Coronado wrapped around behind the net and fired home a beauty of a goal. His quick shot caught the goalie off guard, bumping the score to 4-1 and firing up the crowd even more. It all started with a heads-up defensive stop by Flames' defenseman Frost in his own zone. He stripped the puck from a panther forward cleanly, sparking a fast breakout that caught the visitors flat-footed. From there, it was textbook transition hockey. It was connected with Perric, who fed a laser pass from Grindan, right to Coronado, for the one-timer release that sealed the tally.

This momentum shift has the Flames rolling, and with the power play still alive, they're poised to pile on even more pressure as the period winds.

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