
Wranglers' Gritty Win, Power Plays Shine
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Calgary Wranglers dominate Colorado Eagles in opener, killing off all penalties and securing a 5-2 victory. Despite facing 52 shots, Murphys stellar performance and teams resilience lead to a gritty win. Wranglers prepare for season finale Saturday.
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Calgary Flames News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Wranglers' Gritty Win, Power Plays Shine. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00It's April 18th. This is Calgary Flames News today, powered by AI, your team, your update. Calgary Wranglers opened their final series with a solid 5-2 road win over the Colorado Eagles Friday night. They jumped out fast with Sam Morden scorned just 36 seconds in, then added goals from DeNiel Miromanov, Ida Arsuniev, Dryden Hunt, and Justin. Kirkland to stay in control all game. A few flames call-ups like Seneev suited up after playing in Calgary Thursday, but Arsenei Sergeev got the night off and Rory Kirin set out too. Injuries kept Lucas Siona, Artem Greshnikov, Ivan Prosvetov, and Kyle Walker sidelined, while Connor Murphy started a net for a second straight. Game. Fans saw a gritty effort from the Wranglers, who killed off all 7 penalties perfectly despite facing 52 shots to their 28. Murphy was lights out, stopping 50-52, and the team fed off that energy even with some scrums and fights breaking out.
1:01Power plays clicked early for Calgary with two first-period tallies, and they held firm through a wild second, where shots piled up against them. Dryden Hunt ended with a goal, and two assists to pace the attack. Rapping of strong before their season finale Saturday at 7.05 pm, Mountain Time against the Eagles, the Wranglers showed fight even without. Lay off hopes.
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