Flames' Win Streak Ends in OT Loss to Ducks
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Calgary Flames Four-Game Winning Streak Snapped in Overtime Loss to Anaheim Ducks
The Calgary Flames suffered a disappointing three-two overtime defeat against the Anaheim Ducks, ending their four-game winning streak. Despite Blake Coleman and Matvei Gridin scoring for the Flames, they could only secure one point. Mikael Granlund led the Ducks with all three goals, including two power-play strikes and the overtime winner. Devin Cooley made 30 saves for Calgary, but the team struggled to convert chances, particularly on special teams. The Ducks outshot the Flames 33-25 and had two power-play goals compared to Calgarys none. The Flames will face the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday night.
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Calgary Flames News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Flames' Win Streak Ends in OT Loss to Ducks. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 27th, the Calgary Flames saw their 4-game winning streak end with a 3-2 overtime loss to the Anaheim Ducks at the Scotiabank, Saddle Dome. Blake Coleman and Mott Vey gridden scored the Flames goals, but they had to settle for just one point in the standings. Mike Hale Grandland carried the Ducks' offense, scoring all three of their goals, including two on the power play and the overtime winner with one second. Left, Devin Cooley stood tall in net for Calgary, turning aside 30 shots in a strong effort. Players called it a tough one, that really stung after the recent run of wins. The Flames generated solid chances but couldn't convert enough, especially with Anaheim dominating on special teams. Stas showed the Ducks with a 33-25 edge in shots and two power play goals on five chances compared to Calgary's 0-1. Calgary blocked more shots and stayed even in five on five chances. The Flames wrap up their 6-game homestand Saturday night against the Vancouver Canucks at 8 p.m. mountain time on South Asian celebration night.
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