The Calgary Flames returned to action against the Toronto Maple Leafs after nearly a week off from game play. Things started on the wrong foot as they trailed early in the first after a Leafs goal from Jake Muzzin.
In the second, Calgary tied it up with a goal from Sean Monahan. However, nearing the end of the period, the Leafs got ahead again with an odd pinball power play goal from Wayne Simmonds.
Heading into the third, a Leafs shot attempt tipped off of Auston Matthews and bounced off Rasmus Andersson into the Flames net, giving Matthews his first career goal against Calgary. The Flames pushed back with a power play goal from Elias Lindholm to put them within one, but that would be as close as they got. Final score: 3 – 2, Toronto.
Check out these data visualisations to see how the Game 4 went down for the Flames.
Game events
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5v5 corsi
Shifts
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