
Flames Smash Canucks 7-3, Ride Momentum into Road Trip
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Flames Dominate Vancouver, Securing Victory with Seven Goals; Morgan Frost and Matt Coronato Lead Offensive Explosion
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Calgary Flames News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Flames Smash Canucks 7-3, Ride Momentum into Road Trip. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 29th. This is Calgary Flames News today, AI-powered updates on your team. I'm Corey with the story. Calgary Flames closed out their six-game homestand on a high note, smashing the Vancouver conucks seven goals to three at the Saddle Dome. Morgan Frost and Matt Coronado each tally free points, fueling a dominant offensive explosion that sealed the victory. The scoring came from a deep lineup with Coronado, Frost, Joel Faribi, Ryan Strome, Ali Mayetti, Zane Perrek, and Adam Clapka all lighting the lamp. Perrek snipe the powerplay beauty, marking his first career NHL multi-point game as a rookie defenseman. Fans were buzzing over the flames' firepower, especially after a quick start that saw two goals in the opening frame. It pushed Vancouver's starter to the bench early, highlighting Calgary's relentless pressure all night. Frost and Wolf stood tall in net, turning aside 31 shots for the win, while Frost dominated face-offs, winning 16 of 21.
Hunter Bresesta Witch chipped into assists for his own first multi-point outing. With this blowout, the flames head into their next road trip, riding momentum, proving their attack is clicking at the right time.
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