Wranglers Dominate Rocket in Laval

0:00It's April 4th. You're listening to Calgary Flames News today. AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Cory with the story. The Calgary Wranglers made history with their first trip to Laval, and came away with a solid 5-2 win over the rocket. Facing the North Division leaders, they trailed one nothing after the first period, but unleashed total chaos in the second, lighting the lamp 5. Times to take control. Rory Caron's own the night with two goals and two assists for his first four-point pro-game, earning first-star honors. William Stronggren, Martin Furk, and Sam Morton added goals, while Lucas Sionna chipped in two helpers. Our senior surgevs detalled a net, and the Wranglers dominated shots at 29-18. Fans packed the rank with over 10,000 strong, but Calgary's penalty kill and zone entries shut down the home crowd energy. This win fits their strong record against top-north teams, showing real grit on the road. Mine-up tweaks helped too, with Martin Furk and Lucas Sionna, back in while I'd Arsunyev,

1:04got called up to the Flames. Injury's sideline, Artem Grushnikov, and Ivan Prosbatov, but Conor Murphy backed up steady. Gain-2 hit Saturday at 1 p.m., mountain time, giving the Wranglers a shot to sweep the series and carry this fire forward.