Hurricanes Lose to Flames, Struggle with Pressure

0:00Welcome to Calgary Flames News today. Two minutes of updates that matter to Calgary Flames fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. The Carolina Hurricanes wrapped up their four-game Western Road Trip with the disappointing 5-4 loss to the Calgary Flames on Saturday. They struggled to generate pressure all game and couldn't find much rhythm against the Flames team missing a top defenseman early due to injury. Seth Jarvis scored first to give the fans some hope, but that was it for the first two periods. The Flames pulled ahead by two goals in the second period, out-shooting Carolina, 13-7 in that frame alone. Things got chaotic in the third, with line-shuffles, including Andrei Specialnikov swapping spots with Taylor Hall and Jarvis joining Jordan Stahls. Lime. Calgary added another goal early in the period, but the Hurricanes mounted a comeback push, even trying a five-defence setup for more aggression. A key moment came when Flames forward. Lime clapped cascaded into Hurricanes' goalie, Brandon Bussey, after he played the

1:01puck, knocking him down hard, officials missed the interference call, and Calgary soon padded their lead with a goal from Joel Farahby. Carolina got within, one with under 12 seconds left, but fell short. Golly Bussey had a rough night, posting an 800-safe percentage with some bad puck-handling decisions leading to a Flames tally. Still, the issues went beyond the crease, as the team managed just four high-danger chances against nine in the first two periods, and zero in the bay, second frame. Overall, it was a team-wide-off night for Carolina, lacking punch on both ends early. They head home now looking to reset after dropping this one. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage, a pillow that plays your sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly, built for nighttime listening, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.