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Strome Fined, Flames Lose in OT

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In a thrilling overtime match, the Calgary Flames faced the Dallas Stars, with the Stars emerging victorious. Flames forward Ryan Strome was penalized for high-sticking, leading to a power play goal for the Stars. Later, Strome was hit from behind by Stars defender Tyler Myers, but no penalty was called. Strome was later fined by the NHL for a cross-check, marking his third career supplemental discipline. The Flames prepare for their next game against the Colorado Avalanche, aiming to recover from the fine and secure a win.

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Strome Fined, Flames Lose in OT

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Calgary Flames News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Strome Fined, Flames Lose in OT. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 8th, Calgary Flames news today starts now, AI powered and ready for kickoff. Tuesday night, the Calgary Flames face the Dallas stars in a tight game that went to overtime. Flames forward. Ryan Strom got hit with a four-minute double-minor for high-sticking stars-winger Jason Robertson drawing blood. Dallas capitalized on the power play with Wyatt Johnston bearing the winner for a 4-3 victory. Here in that overtime shift, Stars defender Tyler Myers slammed Strom into the boards from behind. Refs first called a five-minute major for boarding, but video review wiped a clean, no penalty. Fans and flames supporters lit up social media, calling the non-call on Myers' brutal while ripping the league for missing in. Strom's stickwork shifted the momentum, costing Calgary the win on the road. Wednesday afternoon, the NHL Department of Player Safety reviewed the play and fined Strom the max $5,000, labeling it a cross-check. It's his third career supplemental discipline in over 900 games.

Flames head into their next row test Thursday against the Colorado Avalanche, looking to shake off the fine and bounce back strong.

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