The Calgary Flames embarked on a four-game Eastern Conference road trip beginning in New York with a tilt against the Rangers. Coming off a nine-day break due to the 2023 NHL All-star weekend, the Flames looked to grab a vital two points in their quest for a berth in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
This was one of the most entertaining games of the season, league-wide. There were hits. There were fights. There were huge momentum swings. There was overtime. This game had it all.
Ultimately, the Rangers prevailed in overtime on a classically messy overtime winner off the stick of Alexis Lafreniere. The Flames picked up a valuable point and moved into the second wild card spot as a result.
Charts from the game are below.
Game events
Goals
| Goal | Assists | Time | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Filip Chytil | Kaapo Kakko, Adam Fox | 05:37 | 1st | CGY 0 – 1 NYR |
| Blake Coleman | Andrew Mangiapane | 10:25 | 1st | CGY 1 – 1 NYR |
| Filip Chytil | Unassisted | 02:02 | 2nd | CGY 1 – 2 NYR |
| Tyler Toffoli (PPG) | Rasmus Andersson, Elias Lindholm | 16:25 | 2nd | CGY 2 – 2 NYR |
| Mika Zibanejad (PPG) | Chris Kreider, Artemi Panarin | 19:46 | 2nd | CGY 2 – 3 NYR |
| Andrew Mangiapane | Noah Hanifin, Mikael Backlund | 06:38 | 3rd | CGY 3 – 3 NYR |
| Michael Stone | Mikael Backlund, Blake Coleman | 08:41 | 3rd | CGY 4 – 3 NYR |
| Mika Zibanejad | Artemi Panarin, Jimmy Vesey | 12:55 | 3rd | CGY 4 – 4 NYR |
| Alexis Lafrenière | Mika Zibanejad | 01:37 | OT | CGY 4 – 5 NYR |
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