Sergeev Shines, Flames Upset Kings

0:00On April 17th, Calgary Flames just handed the Los Angeles Kings a 3-1 loss at home, and it was rookie goalie Arsenei Sergeyev stealing the show. In his first NHL start with 27 saves for the win, the Kings came in on an 8-game point streak, but got locked into the second wildcard spot in the West, thanks to wins by Anaheim and Edmonton, so now they faced the Colorado Avalanche in Round 1. Flames forward, Morgan Frost netted his team, high 22nd goal on the power play, Zane Perex snapped the go-ahead tally, and Joel Fariby iced. It empty net style, with Zach Wyclow dishing two helpers. Kings Quentin Byfield ripped his fourth in three games to tie it briefly, while Anzacopatar laced up for his final regular season game, Rapping A, Legendary career with 452 goals, and 1316 points, over 1,520 games. Sergeyev stood tall early, blinking L.A., despite their 10-2 shot edge in the first, and that momentum carried Calgary to the upset as the Kings.

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